Paradise Creek
Creek hike with waterfalls & suspension bridge. Beat the summer heat—start before dawn.
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Pear Lake Winter Trail
Steep 12-mile winter beast through dense firs to glacial barrens. Avalanche zone—unmarked upper sections demand expert navigation.
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Road’s End
Your staging ground before the High Sierra. River views from Muir Rock with deadly currents to respect.
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Roaring River Falls
40-foot waterfall blast with cooling mist. Paved walk, but the water is a kill zone—no swimming allowed.
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Sunset Rock Winter Trail
2-mile winter dome hike. Easy/Medium, but traction is mandatory. Granite views from exposed dome, 2–3 hours.
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Take a Short Hike to Buena Vista Peak
1-mile granite peak with killer canyon views. Steep but short—start early, summit by lunch.
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The General Sherman Tree
Largest tree by volume. 0.5 miles paved. Don't underestimate the 200-foot return climb—bring water and poles.
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Trail of the Sequoias Winter Trail
Steep winter ski challenge through sequoia groves. Experienced only—not for novices.
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Wolverton Winter Trail
Steep winter ski run to Wolverton. Demands downhill control on a narrow, icy hillside. Not for beginners.
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Zumwalt Meadow
Gentle riverside trail with scenic meadow payoff. Bear country—secure your food, arrive early.
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