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Big Meadows Trailhead is a good staging area for exploring this region of the park. There's parking and a drop toilet, but no drinking water. The road here is subject to weather related closures, so be sure to check conditions before heading out.

The Kern River, designated as a Wild and Scenic River, is known for its challenging kayaking and whitewater rafting opportunities. Featuring rapids ranging from Class III to Class V, the river is surrounded by stunning California scenery, making it an excellent spot for plenty of outdoor activities, including hiking, picnicking, fishing, and camping.

This spot boasts a spectacular view of the Severn Teacups Waterfall, a short section of the Dry Meadow Creek that flows into the Kern River. It is known as one of the best Class C canyons in the state for adventurers looking for a challenge, and it is worth stopping to take some beautiful photos.

This trailhead is the main access point for the Upper Kern River Trail. There is a nice parking area, a vault toilet and an information panel. It is also a popular staging area for anglers and can be very busy, so it's best to arrive early in the day, especially on weekends.

This is an alternative entry point into the stunning Jennie Lakes Wilderness, bypassing the busier Big Meadows Trailhead. A high-clearance vehicle is ideal to reach this location, or you can choose to park at Big Meadows and begin your journey along the scenic Big Meadows Trail, adding an extra 4.7 kilometers to your trip.

This scenic trail winds around Shell Mountain, leading up and down both sides of Poop Out Pass. The climb to the pass may be challenging—however, the reward is worth it. Before reaching the lake, the trail levels out for a stretch before descending on the other side with breathtaking views overlooking the northern section of the Jennie Lakes Wilderness and the stunning Kings Canyon.

This beautiful alpine lake is an excellent destination to spend time in a secluded environment surrounded by the beauty of nature. The lake's northern and western areas are ideal for backcountry camping, and while you're here, you may spot anglers seeking to catch brook and rainbow trout, which are abundant in the crystal clear water.

This scenic alpine lake is surrounded by fantastic granite rock formations, forest, and plenty of wildflowers during spring and summer. It's a lovely place to spend the day or overnight, as there are several nice campsites dotted around the lake to choose from. It is an excellent place to relax in a peaceful setting and a great place to swim and cool off on a hot day.