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News
and Information of KAWEAH COUNTRY -
Three Rivers, Sequoia and Kings Canyon
National Parks,
Lemon Cove and Woodlake
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May 2008-- Grizzly Falls in Kings Canyon
Grizzly Falls is located along the Kings
Canyon Highway (Hwy. 180) in the Giant
Sequoia National Monument area of the
spectacular river canyon. There is a picnic
area at the base of the falls, all easily
accessed by a short footpath from the
parking lot.
A drive into the Kings Canyon is
a long, but worthwhile daytrip from Three
Rivers or a beautiful destination for
a springtime weekend camping trip. From
Three Rivers to Road’s End via Dry
Creek Drive, it’s about 85 miles.
From Three Rivers to Road’s End
via the Generals Highway through Sequoia
and Kings Canyon National Parks, it’s
just over 90 miles. The two routes together
make a scenic loop trip.
From Grizzly Creek Falls, it’s
less than three miles to the boundary
of Kings Canyon National Park on the highway
that parallels the Kings River. Cedar
Grove (with visitor services) is 4.5 miles
beyond the falls. From Cedar Grove, it’s
another five miles along the Kings River
to Road’s End.
John Muir proclaimed that Kings
Canyon rivals Yosemite Valley in beauty;
but there’s just one thing missing:
the crowds! |
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THE KAWEAH COMMONWEALTH is published every Friday in Three Rivers, California.
EDITORS/PUBLISHERS: John Elliott and Sarah Barton Elliott
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