Tokopah Valley Trail

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Tokopah Valley Trail is a popular hiking route in Sequoia National Park that follows the Marble Fork of the Kaweah River through a scenic glacial valley to dramatic granite vistas and alpine scenery.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
recreational trail
accessPoint Lodgepole area of Sequoia National Park
country United States
follows Marble Fork of the Kaweah River
hasEnvironment montane forest
riparian corridor
subalpine zone
hasFeature glacially carved valley
granite cliffs
meadows
river views
waterfalls
wildflowers
hasHazard rocky terrain
seasonal high water
knownFor alpine scenery
granite vistas
scenic glacial valley
locatedIn California
Sequoia National Park
Tulare County, California
United States
locatedInProtectedArea Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks complex
managedBy National Park Service
offersViewOf Kaweah River
granite domes
partOf Sierra Nevada
popularFor day hiking
family hiking
season primarily used in early fall
primarily used in late spring
primarily used in summer
surface natural surface
trailType out-and-back trail
traverses Tokopah Valley
usedFor hiking

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Tokopah Falls accessedBy Tokopah Valley Trail