20 July 2002

Saturday 

Camping Trip 2002 (King's Canyon w/an afternoon in Yosemite)

Scenic Road to Cedar Grove from Grant's Grove

 

KINGS CANYON

Cedar Grove

 

Saturday, 7/20/02
1 Arrival at Camp

2 Scenic Road to Cedar Grove
3 Sandy Cove & 10-Mi Creek

 

Sunday, 7/21/02
4 Ten Mile Creek
5 Hume Lake
6 Sandy Cove

 

SEQUOIA

Monday, 7/22/02
7 Giant Forest-Moro Rock
8 Giant Forest-Giant Trees
9 Giant Forest-Crescent Meadow
10 Giant Forest-Gen Sherman
11 Evening @ Camp

 

KINGS CANYON

Cedar Grove

 

Tuesday, 7/23/02
12 Cedar Grove - Horseback Riding
13 Boyden Cave
14 Back at Camp

Wednesday, 7/23/02
15 Cedar Grove - Scenic Views
16 Day at Camp
17 Cedar Grove Views and Campground
18 Cedar Grove - Canyon View
19 Cedar Grove - Roaring River

20 Cedar Grove - Knapp's Cabin

21 Cedar Grove - Muir Rock

22 Animals We Saw

 

YOSEMITE

 

Thursday, 7/24/02
23 Packed Car Wawona View of Yosemite Valley
24 View from Wawona Tunnel of Yosemite Valley/Kids
25 Fire at Half Dome
26 Curry Village & Glacier Pt
27 Yosemite Valley
28 Washburn Point View

29 Washburn Point View

30 Glacier Point View

31 Yosemite Sunset & Coyote

 

Links to our 2000 camping trip:

Sequoia

Yosemite

 

The scenery changes as you wind your way from Grant's Grove to Cedar Grove. It goes from pine tree forests to a chaparral type setting.  This spot is called Junction View. You see where the Middle Fork and the South Fork of the King's River merge.  This is the Middle Fork.

 

Nick poses, and behind him is the King's Canyon, where the South Fork emerges. You can see the road below that takes you to Cedar Grove.  Grant's Grove is about 7,000 ft high, and you go down as low as 4,000 ft, where the road finally reaches the level of the river.  As you travel upstream to Cedar Grove you go up another 600 ft in elevation.

 

This is just a group shot of us with the Sierras behind.

 

Kelly takes a picture of the Middle Fork.

 

As Brandi takes a picture, you can see the road winding around the mountain in the background, where it will meet with the South Fork of the King's River.

 

As you get closer to Cedar Grove, the hills around become more stark.

 

It's obvious that they had to cut through this rock to make the road.

 

View of South Fork below. Taken from the road.