KINGS RIVER, CALIFORNIA - National Wild and Scenic Rivers on Waymarking.com

If you visit the Kings Canyon National Park, CA, take the route to Bryden Cavern and you will follow downward the Kings River along the canyon.

"The Kings Wild and Scenic River includes the entire Middle and South Forks, and six miles of the Kings River. It flows through Kings Canyon National Park and the Sequoia and Sierra National Forests. Beginning in glacial lakes above timberline, the river flows by deep, steep-sided canyons, over falls and cataracts, eventually becoming an outstanding whitewater rafting river in its lower reaches in Sequoia National Forest. Geology, scenery, recreation, fish, wildlife and history are all significant aspects.

The river traverses through the second deepest canyon in North America and offers tremendous scenery and recreation experiences. Kings Canyon Scenic Byway will take you to the eastern section of the river where you will find wilderness trailheads, Grizzly Fall's picnic area and dispersed camping opportunities along the river's edge. Cave tours are available at Boyden Cavern, there is camping at Convict Flat Campground and some of the best fly fishing in California."
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WILD: yes Number of WILD miles: 65.5 miles SCENIC: no Number of SCENIC miles: 0 RECREATIONAL: yes Number of RECREATIONAL miles: 15.5 miles River Link: [Web Link] Support documentation: Not listed

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