There is a fee to enter Kings Canyon National Park to see the amazing trees, either with an annual pass or per vehicle. If you enter on foot or bike, …
Wildfires hollowed this fantastic fallen sequoia, making it a walkable tunnel when it fell. It is so large that the Gamlin brothers, who were a pair of loggers, used it …
Surprisingly well preserved cabin from the beginnings of the settlement in the park area. Built in 1872 by loggers Israel and Thomas Gamlin who exploited a logging claim on 160 …
Middle Rae Lake is a dream of an alpine lake. Besides its beauty, it is a great water source and if you look closely, you can see numerous trout swimming …
Glen Pass at 10,544 feet elevation is arguably one of, if not the pass with the best picture postcard views. That comes at a price, as it's also one of …
Only about 4.6 miles distance from the trailhead parking at Onion Valley Road, Kearsage Pass is a popular resupply detour for long distance hikers on the John-Muir or Pacific Crest …
At this spot you arrive at some truly magnificent giant Sequoia trees. These trees are all fairly uniform in size and shape making them seem like "twins" and "triplets." This …
Silver Pass (10,781 feet) is the one of eight major passes you have to cross hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. Although most of the other passes are named after a …
Mather Pass is one of the most treacherous passes along the PCT. In early summer, the switchbacks are likely to be buried under snow. The climb is steep, so get …