Kings-Kaweah Divide
The Kings-Kaweah Divide is a divide in Sequoia National Park. It splits the watersheds of the Kaweah Rivers and the Kings River, [1].
The Divide's extent[]
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The Kings-Kaweah Divide
The Divide runs from (west to east) from west of Mount Silliman east to Triple Divide Peak, which is part of the Great Western Divide.
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Hamilton Lake, at the headwaters of the Middle Fork of the Kaweah River
Confluence of middle and south forks of the Kings River
The Divide is a border[]
The Divide forms the northern border between Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, [2], [3].
Summits and passes on the Divide[]
Going west to east, Mount Silliman is a prominent summit, as are and Alta Peak, and the Divide terminates at Triple Divide Peak, [4].
Both and are directly on the Divide, as is Silliman Pass.
It also runs along , and is near and .
External links[]
- A map
- Nearby mountains
- A description of hiking the Kings-Kaweah Divide
- More hiking
- Some photos
- More photos
Categories:
- Sequoia National Park
- Tulare County, California geography stubs