Visalia and Three Rivers Attractions

Mount Whitney

47050 Generals Highway

Mt. Whitney is the most frequently climbed peak in the Sierra Nevada. It can be reached via the John Muir and High Sierra Trails in Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Parks...
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Cedar Grove Overlook

47050 Generals Highway

This initially strenuous trail switchbacks through chaparral to a forested ridge and a rocky outcrop. Hikers are rewarded with gorgeous views...
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Cedar Grove Visitor Center

47050 Generals Highway

This site provides information on the attractions of the Cedar Grove area. Book and map sales are available on site...
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Mineral King General Forest Area

47050 Generals Highway

The Mineral King General Forest Area lies in the southern portion of Sequoia National Park. Sequoia National Forest can be accessed from this area...
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Mineral King Road

47050 Generals Highway

This road leads 25 miles eastward from Highway 198 at Hammond. It provides access to a plethora of recreation opportunities...
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White Chief Trail

47050 Generals Highway

The trail to the White Chief Bowl is a steep, but scenic hike up the west side of the Mineral King Valley with lakes and spectacular vistas along the way...
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High Sierra Trail

47050 Generals Highway

This is a long trail starting at the Giant Forest and ending at the summit of Mount Whitney...
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Mist Falls

47050 Generals Highway

This trail leads visitors to one of the largest waterfalls in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Be prepared for crowds on this path...
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Monarch Lakes

47050 Generals Highway

This is one of the easier hikes in the Mineral King area and goes to Upper and Lower Monarch Lakes, at the foot of Sawtooth Peak...
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Sawtooth Pass Trail

47050 Generals Highway

This trail leads from the Kaweah River valley over Sawtooth Pass into the Kern River valley...
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Cold Springs Campground

47050 Generals Highway

This campground provides hiking, fishing, exploring and photography opportunities. Reservations are not accepted...
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Cold Springs Nature Trail

47050 Generals Highway

The exhibits along this easy one-mile trail illustrate the natural history of the Mineral King Valley...
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Woods Creek Trail

47050 Generals Highway

This hike is a steady moderate climb where vistas, rivers and high lakes are plentiful. The trail provides access to the John Muir and Pacific Crest trails...
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Colony Mill Road

47050 Generals Highway

This trail was once part of the original road to Giant Forest. It eventually joins the road to Crystal Cave...
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Moraine Campground

47050 Generals Highway

Moraine Campground lies in the South Fork Kings River valley. The sites at this facility are available on a first come, first served basis...
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Hospital Rock

47050 Generals Highway

Interpretive panels and pictographs at this site provide visitors with information about the Western Mono tribe of Native Americans who once inhabited the area...
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Sentinel Campground

47050 Generals Highway

Sentinel Campground provides access to a variety of attractions in the front and backcountry. Sites are available on a first come, first served basis...
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Congress Trail

47050 Generals Highway

This short, paved trail provides easy access to some of the largest sequoias in the world. The sites are worth braving the crowds...
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Converse Basin

47050 Generals Highway

This trail leads through Converse Basin sequoia grove to Boole Tree the eighth largest Big Tree in the world...
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Sequoia Kings Canyon National Park

47050 Generals Highway

A few of the attractions in Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Park include groves of giant sequoias, Mineral King Valley and Mount Whitney...
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The Best of NileGuide
There’s never a reason to be bored in Visalia and Three Rivers. There are just too many things to do. Start with the must-see attractions, move to the big sights and fine museums, check out some tours, dig in to some outdoor activities, and work your way down to the between-the-cracks, off-the-beaten-path gems. Just leave some time to catch your breath.

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