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Kings Canyon National Park: A Complete Hiker's Guide

by Mike White

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Dayhikers and backpackers alike will love this information-packed guide to the peaks and gorges of Kings Canyon National Park. With its detailed maps, comprehensive trail descriptions, enlightening background chapters, and inspiring photos, this book is the best Kings Canyon resource you'll ever find. Trips range from a quarter-mile stroll to a 42-mile trek on the John Muir Trail. Includes eye-catching icons highlighting the best views, campsites, sequoia groves, wildflower sites, and swimming holes.… (more)
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Dayhikers and backpackers alike will love this information-packed guide to the peaks and gorges of Kings Canyon National Park. With its detailed maps, comprehensive trail descriptions, enlightening background chapters, and inspiring photos, this book is the best Kings Canyon resource you'll ever find. Trips range from a quarter-mile stroll to a 42-mile trek on the John Muir Trail. Includes eye-catching icons highlighting the best views, campsites, sequoia groves, wildflower sites, and swimming holes.

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