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One of the most beautiful and impressive hikes I have ever done.

This 10-site campground offers a mix of primitive and glamping sites. You can bring your own tent, or stay in one of their bell tents. Being close to the entrance to Sequoia means it can book out so make your reservations early.

The Kaweah River flows out of the High Sierra towards the San Joaquin Valley, where it splits into multiple streams across an alluvial plain. With its headwaters at 13,000 feet the river falls nearly 2.5 vertical miles across its length, making it one of the steepest drainages in the USA.

Three Rivers is a small town that gets its name from the three branches of the Kaweah River that converge nearby. It's located near the entrance of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, and visitors to the town are mainly drawn in by these parks.

Sunset Meadow Road leads to the Rowell Meadow Trailhead, and from there you'll have the entire Sierra Nevada Range as you playground. A multitude of trails can take you to Kings Canyon and/or Sequoia National Parks, through the Jennie Lakes Wilderness, and to countless alpine lakes. Just be aware that bikes are not allowed on the trails, but this is a good location for a fully human powered excursion.

Big Meadows Road is a quiet, narrow road that provides access to a number of campgrounds and trails. You can ride it as an out and back, or take your pick of a number of Forest Service roads that are dotted along its length.

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 Marble Fork is one of four such forks that make up the Kaweah River. Though the river proper only runs for 36 miles, its total length including all forks is over 100 miles. Also, with a vertical drop of nearly two and a half miles, 4.0 km, it is one of the steepest drainages in the US.