Trails
Summary
Difficulty
Distance
Big Trees Trail - Sequoia National Park
A paved, accessible trail across from the Giant Forest Museum.
A paved, accessible trail across from the Giant Forest Museum.
Easy
1.2 mi/
1.9 km
1.9 km
Congress Trail - Sequoia National Park
A popular loop trail that begins at the General Sherman Tree.
A popular loop trail that begins at the General Sherman Tree.
Easy
2.2 mi/
3.5 km
3.5 km
Little Baldy Trail - Sequoia National Park
The summit of this hike offers an amazing view of the Silliman Crest and the Great Western Divide.
The summit of this hike offers an amazing view of the Silliman Crest and the Great Western Divide.
Easy
3.4 mi/
5.5 km
5.5 km
Tokopah Falls - Sequoia National Park
An easy stroll out of the Lodgepole Campground.
An easy stroll out of the Lodgepole Campground.
Easy
3.8 mi/
6.1 km
6.1 km
Movie Road/Alabama Hills
Very easy route through one of the most unique and beautiful places in California
Very easy route through one of the most unique and beautiful places in California
Easy
25 mi/
40 km
40 km
Jennie Lake
A moderate dayhike or overnighter to a subalpine lake just outside Sequoia National Park.
A moderate dayhike or overnighter to a subalpine lake just outside Sequoia National Park.
Moderate
5.4 mi/
8.7 km
8.7 km
Marble Falls Trail - Sequoia National Park
A great spring time hike through a deep canyon in the Foothills.
A great spring time hike through a deep canyon in the Foothills.
Moderate
6.6 mi/
10.6 km
10.6 km
The High Sierra Trail: Segment 1 of 7
Crescent Meadow/Wolverton to 9-Mile Creek
Crescent Meadow/Wolverton to 9-Mile Creek
Moderate
8.4 mi/
13.5 km
13.5 km
Middle Fork Trail - Sequoia National Park
A great backpacking alternative when the high country is blanketed in snow.
A great backpacking alternative when the high country is blanketed in snow.
Moderate
11.0 mi/
17.7 km
17.7 km
Jennie and Weaver Lakes Loop
A backpacking loop to two subalpine lakes just outside of Sequoia National Park.
A backpacking loop to two subalpine lakes just outside of Sequoia National Park.
Moderate
16.0 mi/
26 km
26 km
Mt. Whitney from Whitney Portal
Hike California's Amazing State Highpoint, also the highest point in the lower 48 States
Hike California's Amazing State Highpoint, also the highest point in the lower 48 States
Moderate
22 mi/
35 km
35 km
The High Sierra Trail: Segment 7 of 7
Guitar Lake to Mount Whitney Summit and the descent to Whitney Portal
Guitar Lake to Mount Whitney Summit and the descent to Whitney Portal
Difficult
14.3 mi/
23 km
23 km
Guides
Crescent Meadow/Wolverton to 9-Mile Creek
Hike California's Amazing State Highpoint, also the highest point in the lower 48 States
9-Mile Creek to Precipice Lake
Guitar Lake to Mount Whitney Summit and the descent to Whitney Portal
A great spring time hike through a deep canyon in the Foothills.
A paved, accessible trail across from the Giant Forest Museum.
A moderate dayhike or overnighter to a subalpine lake just outside Sequoia National Park.
A backpacking loop to two subalpine lakes just outside of Sequoia National Park.
Kern Hot Spring to Upper Kern Canyon
Upper Kern Canyon to Guitar Lake
Very easy route through one of the most unique and beautiful places in California
The summit of this hike offers an amazing view of the Silliman Crest and the Great Western Divide.
Community Trips
Two day ascent of the highest peak in contiguous US.
On trail by 5:30 AM. Headlamps until the ledges, and then made easy time up to Iceburg Lake. Drinking 2 liters at each lake. Started up toward notch from Iceburg and followed the narrow gully on the left, instead of the larger scree gully on the right. Probably more class 3 climbing than expected at this stage, still fun. Two gullies join halfway up at large boulder and ascent becomes easier. At...
This is probably the best 5 days of hiking I've ever done, followingthe south end of the John Muir Trail from Onion Valley all the way tothe top of Mount Whitney. It's such a good hike, I've done it twice.We started the hike by dropping our car at Whitney Portal and taking ashuttle to Onion Valley campground, where we had a campgroundreservation for the night. On Monday morning we started up theKearsarge...
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...
Day hike to Mt Whitney on Whitney trail, with Renaud and Geoff. Great weather... very long day.
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!
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...
A three-day trip to the High Sierra Trail in Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Park. We camped both nights at Bearpaw "Meadow" -- a nice pine forest campground. The second day was spent making a day-trip to Hamilton Lakes; we made it as far as Lower Hamilton Lake before stopping for lunch and turning back.Supposedly the High Sierra Trail has the easiest profile of all of the trails in SeKi; while I don't doubt...
Simple loop in the Sequoya & Kings Canyon national parks.The original plan was to summit Mt Whitney also, but it has to be skipped due to the overall difficulty.
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