Hiking Trails in San Benito County, California: Complete Trail Guide
San Benito County is one of California’s less populous rural counties, but it holds the side entrance to one of…

San Benito County is one of California’s less populous rural counties, but it holds the side entrance to one of…

Merced County is flat Central Valley farmland for most of its footprint, but it holds two separate national wildlife refuge…

Madera County sits directly south of Yosemite’s boundary, sharing that same boundary with Mariposa County to the east; Yosemite’s other…

Glenn County is flat Sacramento Valley agricultural land centered on Willows and Orland, and it won’t be anyone’s primary hiking…

Del Norte County is California’s northernmost coastal county, sharing Redwood National and State Parks with Humboldt County to the south…

Alpine County has no traffic lights, no incorporated towns, and about 1,200 year-round residents, making it California’s least populous county…

I’ll be straightforward about this guide from the start: Kings County is flat Central Valley farmland, and it doesn’t have…

Kings Canyon National Park isn’t in Kings County; it sits roughly 60 miles away in the Sierra Nevada foothills, split…

Kings County itself isn’t a hiking destination, and there’s no honest way to write this guide pretending otherwise: it’s flat…

This guide is the deliberately different, easier counterpart to my Trinity Alps Wilderness guide: no wilderness permits, no granite scrambling,…