シエラ郡の天然記念物・トップ6

Upper Sardine Lake is the largest reservoir along Sardine Lake Road. There is a magnificent backdrop of rocky and towering peaks making this one of the most picturesque spots you'll ever journey on two wheels.

This is a fantastic place to stop to admire the craggy peaks of Sierra Buttes. Do note that the Golden Lake Highway between here and Graeagle is closed during the winter, so a ride along here is best enjoyed during the summer months only.

A steep short spur trail leads to a gorgeous pool and small waterfall in Haypress Creek. Perfect for a dip!

Both the North and South Tamarack Lakes are beautiful and pristine lakes with the Pacific Crest Trail weaving right through them. The biggest difference between the two lakes is that South Tamarack Lake has better access points if you want to take a dip.

This is a fantastic place to stop to admire the craggy peaks of Sierra Buttes. Do note that the Golden Lake Highway between here and Graeagle is closed during the winter, so a ride along here is best enjoyed during the summer months only.

Both the North and South Tamarack Lakes are beautiful and pristine lakes with the Pacific Crest Trail weaving right through them. The biggest difference between the two lakes is that South Tamarack Lake has better access points if you want to take a dip.

Pockets of snow remain long into summer, providing water sources along the ridge. Here the spring feeds into the Jamison Lake basin to the northeast.

The unnamed summit along the ridge shows recent signs of volcanic activity, with several characteristic towers of lava exposed, that cooled off into layers that look like pillows.