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The Upper Kern River Valley is home to the southern-most stand of old-growth giant sequoias, making the Trail of a Hundred Giants an excellent rest-day activity.
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Black Bears are a common sight throughout the Kern River Valley. Proper food storage is a must.
The Needles, pictured from the summit of dome rock.
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Matthew Fienup
May 27, 2014
“The Upper Kern River Valley is home to the southern-most stand of old-growth giant sequoias, making the Trail of a Hundred Giants an excellent rest-day activity.”  

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postcard view of the Needles from base of WPOD
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Black Bears are a common sight throughout the Kern River Valley. Proper food storage is a must.
The Upper Kern River Valley is home to the southern-most stand of old-growth giant sequoias, making the Trail of a Hundred Giants an excellent rest-day activity.
The Needles, pictured from the summit of dome rock.
Dome Rock and the Needles...They don't look quite as intimidating from this angle.
The Needles
The Needles, as viewed from Dome Rock