Kings Canyon National Park: Bullfrog Lake Overlook via Kearsarge Pass
Trek along a series of High Sierra lakes nestled in sculpted granite basins below towering alpine peaks on this 11.6-mile out-and-back.
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Pacific Crest Trail: CA Section 20KENNEDY MEADOWS to TUOLUMNE MEADOWS: The highlight reel of this 209-mile section includes three national parks, several high passes with heavenly views, two stunning wilderness areas, and not a single road. Option: Detour up Mt. Whitney, the tallest peak in the Lower 48.
Kings Canyon National Park: Bullfrog Lake Overlook via Kearsarge PassTrek along a series of High Sierra lakes nestled in sculpted granite basins below towering alpine peaks on this 11.6-mile out-and-back. |
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The Other Way InHike to life-list hot spots without waiting in life-list lines. These under-the-radar trails deliver everything but the crowds. A Piece of QuietAmerica’s leading advocate of wilderness silence shows the way to Mt. Rainier National Park’s quietest corner. Plus: 9 more campsites with life-list listening. Secret Hikes: Sequoia and Kings Canyon National ParksExplore a granite wonderland, cross two little-used passes, and score High Sierra solitude on this point-to-point hike. |
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