The graded walkway ever so slowly climbs the side of a gulch providing glimpses of the surrounding forests. This relatively flat trail is a perfect outing for all abilities. Length: 10 Miles Difficulty: Easy / Moderate Photo by: Local Freshies Learn more about this hike and others in the region.
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With 1,200 feet of elevation gain and a full distance just shy of 6 miles, you’ll know if you’re ready to conquer the last 2,000+ feet of climbing to the summit on another day. Over the course of the ascent, you’ll be rewarded with fantastic views of Fallen Leaf Lake. The trail starts off by climbing gradually along a ridgeline. Instead, set a smaller goal and visit Cathedral and Floating Island lakes. A little over ten miles and over 3,300 feet of elevation gain. Many have heard the old saying from Desmond Tutu, “There’s only one way to eat an elephant one bite at a time.” For most of us, the idea of climbing Mt.
Learn more about this hike and others in the region Length: 5.5 Miles Difficulty: Moderate Photo by: Jamie Kingham – Image appears courtesy: Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority Floating Island And Cathedral Lakes Trail Most of this park is roadless, meaning to really see it, you must go backpacking. Standing there, you’ll realize you’ve only scratched the surface. Following the mighty Kings River, you’ll gradually ascend (only 800+ foot gain across four miles) to the base of Mist Falls. Out of all the national parks you’ll visit, Kings Canyon is the epitome of John Muir’s words, “Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt.” Standing at Road’s End, your soul will pull you to follow those words. Learn more about this hike Length: 8.2 Miles Difficulty: Moderate Photo by: Local Freshies Here you’ll find a highly concentrated “grove” of boulders with an abundance of classics surrounding the dominant and centralized Druid Stone. Talk about an uplifting experience! This area is also a “hotbed” for those looking to get in some bouldering as well. Things really turn magical after the sun sets and you find your way down by the light of the moon. It’s a great sunset hike in the summer, especially on a full moon night. Located 2,000 feet above the town of Bishop, this trail offers a birds-eye view of the town and surrounding Owens Valley below.
Learn more about the Druid Stones Trail Hike Length: 5.1 miles Difficulty: Challenging Photo By: Jeff Deikis – Appears Courtesy: Bishop Visitor Center
Here are seven great hiking Sierra Nevada trails for all abilities that you may want to check out. It gives us a chance to clear our minds and get close to the sheer beauty that exists in nature. From tight deadlines to dealing with traffic and unruly co-workers, by the end of a week you can feel drained.
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