Λίμνες και καταρράκτες στο Εθνικό Πάρκο Σεκόγια

Majestic Lakes and Waterfalls

Sequoia National Park’s water features range from the 1,200-foot Tokopah Falls to the high-altitude glacial cirques of the Mineral King area. This collection highlights the diverse hydrology of the Great Western Divide and the Kern River drainage, including rare calcium carbonate formations at Tufa Falls and historic silver mining sites near White Chief Lake. These lakes and waterfalls serve as key landmarks along the park's extensive backcountry trail systems.