#kings-canyon
4 trips tagged “kings-canyon”
kings-canyon backpacking at a glance
CaliPeaks documents 4 California backpacking routes tagged kings-canyon, ranging from 8 to 13 miles with Difficulty spans 0/100 () on Bubbs Creek Trail up to 0/100 () on Bubbs Creek Trail. All of these routes require a wilderness permit — each trip page links the booking window.
These routes cross Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, and the months most of them share are July, August, September. Every stat below is cited on its trip page, so you can compare them like-for-like and follow any number back to the managing agency.
Bubbs Creek Trail
Bubbs Creek is the Rae Lakes Loop's quieter half: a steady climb from Road's End through forest and granite to Sphinx Creek Junction, with t…
Copper Creek Trail
The Copper Creek Trail is Kings Canyon's steepest doorway to the high country: a hot, demanding 4-mile climb from Road's End to Lower Tent M…
Lewis Creek Trail
Lewis Creek is Cedar Grove's steep, quiet alternative: a hot climb from Highway 180 to Frypan Meadow's forest camp, with the wild Kennedy Pa…
Woods Creek Trail to Paradise Valley
The Woods Creek Trail climbs from Road's End into Paradise Valley, a broad meadow basin on the Rae Lakes Loop's north leg where the South Fo…