NATIONAL PARKS PHOTOS | KINGS CANYON 4716 |
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Kings Canyon National Park is located in Eastern California about an 4 hours from either San Francisco or Los Angeles, just West of the Nevada border. Near Highway 198 to the east and Highway 180 to the North. Kings Canyon was carved out by the Kings River which starts high in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and flows west to the San Joaquin Valley. Many Sequoia trees can be found in the park including the General Grant Tree in the small Western Island Area of the park that is adjacent to Sequoia National Park. Beyond the spectacular groves of trees, visitors will also be able to see high mountain peaks, deep canyons and raging rivers. Hikers are sure to love the John Muir Trail and Pacific Crest Trail in the High Sierra country on the East end of the park. MOst of Kings Canyon is accessable only on foot, as there is only one road leading through the canyon. On the Eastern border of Kings Canyon is the Sierra Nevada Mountains, including the tallest mountain in the continental United States – Mount Whitney. To the immediate South is Sequoia National Park. Lo-resolution images on this site may be used for personal and educational purposes free of charge. Accredited educational institutions are encouraged to use the nationalparksphots.com website for educational purposes. None of the lo-resolution images on this site may be be used for advertising, marketing, product or service content purposes in any media, including print, television, internet, websites, interactive or multimedia marketing. This applies to the lo-resolution images of (100 x 75, 200 x 150, 400 x 300 and 800 x 600 pixel resolutions). High-resolution images are available and must be requested and purchased from this site and can be used for advertising, marketing, product or service content purposes in any media, including print, television, internet, websites, interactive or multimedia marketing. All images high and lo-resolution were created by and are intellectual property of Adam Cartwright. All images are ©2009 Adam Cartwright. Site created by CartwrightDesign.net |