Three Rivers
About this place
Three Rivers, California is a great destination for an unforgettable outdoor experience. From scenic hikes to must-visit attractions, the area offers plenty of options for exploration. Top attractions include the Sequoia National Park, the Kaweah River, the Giant Forest Museum, and the General Sherman Tree. There are plenty of trails to explore, including the Trail of 100 Giants, the Mineral King Trail, and the Eagle View Trail. The area also offers plenty of opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and camping. With so much to discover, Three Rivers, California is a one of our top picks for outdoor adventures and relaxation.
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Three Rivers, CA
5.0
· 1 reviews
Day 1: A long, rewarding day. Over the course of 11.5 miles you will complete around 10,000ft of elevation change. To start, park the car at the Sawtooth-Monarch Trailhead (7500ft) and begin on the trail, immediately ascending to Timber Gap (9500ft). Once at the gap, the trail makes it's way down in...
Three Rivers, CA
Franklin Lakes is part of the Sequoia National Park and can be reached from the trailhead starting near the Mineral King Ranger Station. Bear containers are required and can be rented at the Ranger Station. The hike to Franklin Lakes campground will take 6 hours or less (depending on your speed/how ...
Little Baldy Trail
5.0
· 1 reviews
A short hike with impressive views of Sequoia National Park, the Little Baldy trail is the less touristy version of Moro Rock . When we hiked it on a beautiful Sunday morning in the summer, we had the entire summit to ourselves. Even if other hikers had been up there, it would have still felt empty ...
Sawtooth Trailhead
5.0
· 1 reviews
The trail to Crystal Lakes begins at the Timber Gap/Sawtooth Trailhead (7,800 feet elevation), which is located at the end of Mineral King Valley Rd. The trail immediately ascends through a meadow boasting dramatic alpine views and a roaring waterfall. Eventually you'll cross Monarch Creek and begin...
Three Rivers, CA
5.0
· 2 reviews
The trailhead is right near the Mineral King Ranger Station (on Mineral King Rd) in Sequoia National Park. Depending on where you're coming from I would recommend driving in and camping at Cold Springs Campground (which is also in close proximity to the ranger station) the night before you begin you...
Sawtooth Trailhead
5.0
· 1 reviews
The drive takes about 90 minutes to get to the trailhead from Three Rivers, CA so plan accordingly and make sure you get there early. Lower Mineral Lake is located below Sawtooth Peak in Sequoia National Park. Once you're parked and ready to jump on the trail, head to the Sawtooth Trailhead. You'll ...