Copper Creek trail

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Copper Creek Trail is a steep backcountry hiking route in Kings Canyon National Park, California, known for its strenuous ascent from the canyon floor into the high Sierra.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf backcountry trail
hiking trail
accesses Granite Basin
Granite Pass
linked to: Granite Pass area

Kings Canyon backcountry
Simpson Meadow area
country United States
elevationGain very steep ascent from canyon floor to high Sierra
environment alpine zone
montane forest
subalpine zone
hasUse backpacking
hiking
hazard altitude-related issues
heat exposure on lower trail
steep sustained grades
knownFor hot exposed lower sections in summer
rapid elevation gain
strenuous climb
locatedIn California
Fresno County, California
linked to: Fresno County

Kings Canyon National Park
United States
managedBy U.S. National Park Service
partOf Sierra Nevada
high Sierra
requires wilderness permit for overnight trips in Kings Canyon National Park
season typically snow-free in late summer
startsFrom Kings River canyon floor
state California
surface dirt
trailheadAt Roads End
usedForAccessTo loop trips in Kings Canyon backcountry
multi-day backpacking routes
withinProtectedArea Kings Canyon National Park wilderness

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Roads End trailhead trailheadFor Copper Creek trail