ELEVATION GAIN : 11,450 feet DISTANCE : 40+ miles LENGTH : plan on 4 days WHY DO IT ? : it's one of the most beautiful backpacks in the Sierras
There are plenty of spots to fill up on fresh water but make sure you have a reliable water filtration system! Our Pick: Grayl
This is a very active bear area so plan on seeing them. NPS requires you to bring a bear canister for storing your food so don't forget.
Hiking Tip : Make noise while hiking to avoid surprising the bears. You can do this with singing, clapping your hands every now and then, and by wearing a bear bell.
Campfires are not permitted above 10,000 feet so be sure to bring something to cook your meals with. Our Pick : JetBoil
We suggest 4 days at 10 miles per day. Not overly ambitious but challenging enough.
Yes! To get your permit you'll need to submit your request online through The Sequoia & King Canyons National Park website.
Bubbs Creek Trail or Woods Creek Trail. These two are located within King's Canyon National Park. * Bubb's Creek Trail is often referred to as the "counterclockwise route". Woods Creek Trail is the "clockwise route".
The Woods Creek Trail (clockwise) has a more gradual elevation increase than it's opposite.
Both trailheads are located at "Road's End" within King's Canyon National Park.
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