Kings Canyon National Park Hiking Trips

Kings Canyon National Park Hiking Trips
The fun begins... (Whitney Portal, California, United States) Photo
Backpack is not helpful in creek crossings (Whitney Portal, California, United States) Photo
We are so high and we are still so far away (Whitney Portal, California, United States) Photo
A bit steeper but still easy (Whitney Portal, California, United States) Photo
Mount Whitney
by EwaSkB on Jun 23, 2007
Whitney Portal, California, United States
21.0 miles
Two day ascent of the highest peak in contiguous US.
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Hiking up Alta Peak, Sequoia Natl. Park
by eYeks on Jun 21, 2008
Red Fir, California, United States
13.9 miles
On the longest day of the year - five letshikers took off to scale Alta Peak. Bright clear crisp day - perfect for climbing. Peak is at 11,200 ft - Net vertical climb is 4,200 ft - but with ups and downs we clocked 5221 feet up.Exhausting and Exhilarating - the vistas and views are to die for!
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Mt. Whitney day hike
by ybwhiker on Aug 11, 2009
Whitney Portal, California, United States
18.6 miles
Mt. Whitney, the highest mountain in the lower 48 states, at 14450 feet high, is a big challenge for most people. I got the chance to take this challenge, and finished this total trail in 12 hours. This is also my first high mountain hike in my life. The view from the top of Mt. Whitney and on the trail is amazing, plus the fact that you are on top of everything...
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Alta Peak hike
by shadster on Sep 22, 2010
Three Rivers, California, United States
7.3 miles
drove up to Sequoia National Park. To find the trail head, look for Wolverton Skie and Recreation Area. The trail starts right there from the parking lot.There many trails that branch off, but there are signs at every fork, so don't worry about finding your way. The first 4 miles are mid-difficulty, very nice views, mostly between trees.The last 2 miles are the most difficult part, 29% grade, you go up 2000...
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Pear Lake to Moose Lake
by Blazer on Oct 11, 2008
Lodge Pole, California, United States
2.0 miles
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Mt Whitney
by rsarian on Jul 09, 2010
Whitney Portal, California, United States
18.8 miles
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Mt Whitney
by jwania on Sep 05, 2010
Lone Pine, California, United States
10.1 miles
On Oct 4th, 2009, my friend Manish and I turned around a mile short of the summit of Mt Whitney on a very cold day.11 months later, I got the opportunity to try again when a cancellation made a permit available for a day hike on Sept 5th.This time, thanks to excellent weather and a very early start (12:30 am), I was able to summit Mt Whitney at 10:15 am.  I felt...
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Mt. Whitney
by onnow on Aug 07, 2010
Lone Pine, California, United States
19.7 miles
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Mount Whitney
by laytonw on Jul 14, 2010
Whitney Portal, California, United States
22.1 miles
The Garmin must have had problems on this trip and the elevation doesn't seem right nor is the path back to Whitney Portal.
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Big Baldy Hike - Kings Canyon NP
by stbk on Sep 19, 2009
4.4 miles
A friend and I took a quick hike out to Big Baldy while our families stayed back at the lodge where we were staying.  We started at the trailhead, and went up along the ridgeline.  There was evidence of recent fires along the way; I wonder if it was a controlled burn.  The view from the top was great, even on a hazy day.  We tool a different trail back, and enjoyed...

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