High Sierra Trail

The High Sierra Trail is a scenic hiking route in California’s Sierra Nevada, beginning near the eastern entrance of Sequoia National Park and extending approximately 50 miles to the summit of Mount Whitney, the tallest peak in the contiguous U.S. The trail offers stunning views of rugged mountains, alpine lakes, and dense forests. It is typically undertaken by experienced hikers over several days, providing a challenging but rewarding adventure through some of California’s most breathtaking wilderness. The trail is popular among outdoor enthusiasts for its natural beauty and proximity to iconic landmarks like the Great Western Divide and the Kaweah Lakes.