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Eastern Sierra Interagency Visitor Center

Visit the Eastern Sierra Interagency Visitor Center and learn about the region’s geological background. They have many exhibits that give us a peek into the area’s landscape, its plant life and wildlife. This center is also home to Mount Whitney’s Ranger Station. With the help of the ranger, visitors can explore nearby areas like Mount Whitney, Alabama Hills and the shallow Owens Lake.

Museum of Western Film History

If you are a movie buff and want to know the magic that happens behind the camera, visit the Museum of Western Film History. The museum displays photographs, costumes, posters and props used on sets, plus other memorabilia such as movie making equipment used in the early 20th Century. Around the museum are locations that were featured in movies like The Round Up and the Tarzan series. Highlights of the establishment include the wagon used in Quentin Tarantino's masterpiece Django Unchained and several costumes used by John Wayne.

Alabama Hills

The undulating Alabama Hills is a popular destination amongst hiking enthusiasts. These imposing hills feature soft peaks with many stunning rock formations. It has several scenic hiking and biking trails to explore. Avid mountaineers can trek up to the summit and enjoy the panoramic views of the neighboring Sierra Nevada Mountains. Due to its unique landscape, Hollywood movies are often shot here.

Horseshoe Meadow Trail

Leading to a height of 10,000 feet (3048 meters), the challenging Horseshoe Meadow Trail begins from the mountainside town of Lone Pine. This 70.8-mile (114.1 kilometer) long trail takes you through rocky areas, woodlands and many lakes. To offer respite to hikers, many overnight camping areas have been set along the trail. Once on this trail, hikers can deviate to other nearby scenic locations like Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park and Golden Trout Wilderness.

Zumwalt Meadow

One of the most popular trails in the park leads to this pristine meadow in the heart of the Kings Canyon Valley. Characterized by a lush copse of trees and shrubs, Zumwalt Meadow is presided over by a majestic granite cliff that forms the centerpiece of the area. With its easy access and flat trail, the meadow makes for an ideal attraction for tourists to visit in the park with their family. One can bask in the delightful scenery unfolding all around and admire the striking sights that abound here.

Kings Canyon National Park

Kings Canyon National Park is an extraordinary place of beauty and diversity. The park, located in the southern Sierra Nevada mountain range, has to its credit some of the most scenic natural wonders within its 461,901 acres (186,925 hectares). Towering sequoias filter the sunlight, watching over the park as silent sentinels. Nowhere are these ancient giants more astonishing than at the Redwood Canyon, the largest grove of its kind in the world. Carved into its surface are also some of the deepest canyons on Earth. Their rocky outcroppings and weather-worn cliffs are adorned with waterfalls running into basins so clear it's like peering into a mirror. A protected environment replete with exquisite landscapes and natural beauty, it's no surprise the park receives thousands of visitors every year.

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