Cheap Things To Do in Porterville, California

This campground offers many recreational opportunities such as an amphitheater, nature trail, picnicking along the Santiam River, fishing and a boat ramp. The site also has available, with ... More on recreation.gov

The Sequoia National Forest is at the southern tip of the Sierra Nevada range. Its highest point is 12,432-foot Florence Peak in the Golden Trout Wilderness. The forest has five wildernesses, a sce... More on LLBean.com

Sequoia National Forest is located at the southern end of the Sierra Nevada. The forest covers more than a mil ... More on PlanetWare

Porterville Historical Museum in Porterville, CA is one of more than 15,400 museums in the MuseumsUSA directory. Find ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

overview: The Porterville Historical Museum was founded in 1965 and is housed in the old Southern Pacific depot, constructed in 1913. Prior to the arrival of early explorers, the San Joaquin Valley... More on MuseumStuff.com

The Boyden Caverns is located in the Kings River Canyon in Sequoia National Forest. It is on the Kings River t ... More on PlanetWare

Packsaddle Meadow Trail is contained within the newly established Giant Sequoia National Monument, designated by President Clinton in 2000. It travels along small tracks, following a single-track trail for much of the way. It leaves ... More on Trails

Many of the trails within the Sierra Nevada are fairly short and link major areas with hiking and motorbike trails. This trail, an alternative to the paved Western Divide Highway, links the trails around Camp Nelson to the southern ... More on Trails

This trail through the Sequoia National Forest leaves the small settlement of Camp Nelson and travels along the north side of Solo Peak. It passes the forest service campground at Coy Flat, where there are very shady sites available ... More on Trails

Climbing a granite pinnacle on airy stairways and catwalks to a fire tower overlooking the vast expanse of the Kern River drainage, this trail serves up the thrill of extreme rock climbing without ... More on Trails

The road to the trail head was closed and we had to walk an extra 6 miles u More on Trails

This is not your classic backcountry hike. The Trail of 100 Giantsbesides offering a rare and remarkably accessible opportunity to admire magnificent specimens of giant sequoia trees, while revering Mother Natures flawless and astounding ... More on Trails

The Western Divide Highway has many of the qualities of Sequoia National Park, but with only a fraction of the crowds. The road up from the foothills is steep, narrow, and twisty. When you get to a... More on Trails

The great western divide highway is awesome ! More on Trails