Onion Valley

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Onion Valley is a high-elevation trailhead and camping area in the Sierra Nevada, popular as a gateway for hiking and backpacking into Kings Canyon National Park and the John Muir Wilderness.

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Onion Valley canonical 4
Onion Valley area 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf campground
trailhead
accesses John Muir Trail
John Muir Wilderness
Kearsarge Pass
Kings Canyon National Park
Pacific Crest Trail
climate alpine
elevation approximately 2800 meters
approximately 9200 feet
hasFacility bear-proof food storage lockers
campground
fire rings
picnic tables
pit toilets
trailhead parking
hasNearbyFeature Onion Valley Creek
alpine lakes west of the trailhead
hasRecreationActivity backpacking
camping
fishing
hiking
horseback riding
hasViewOf Sierra Nevada high country
isTrailheadFor Kearsarge Pass Trail
trails into John Muir Wilderness
trails into Kings Canyon National Park
locatedIn California
Inyo County, California
Sierra Nevada
United States
managedBy Inyo National Forest
near Independence Creek
partOf Inyo National Forest recreation system
popularWith anglers
backpackers
day hikers
reachableVia Onion Valley Road
requires bear canisters for backcountry camping in surrounding areas
roadAccessFrom Independence, California
seasonalAccess typically open late spring through fall
subjectTo snow in winter
usedAs gateway to Sierra Nevada east-side passes
usedFor access to long-distance backpacking routes

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Mount Keith accessFrom Onion Valley area
linked to: Onion Valley
Kearsarge Pass trailhead Onion Valley
Kearsarge Pass hasViewOf Onion Valley
Kearsarge Pass Trail connects Onion Valley