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KBR National Park adventures

KBR National Park Adventures

KBR National Park offers breathtaking landscapes with diverse ecosystems ranging from alpine forests to arid deserts. It's a haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking to explore its trails, wildlife, and geological wonders.

500,000
Acres Protected
350
Miles of Trails
2 million
Annual Visitors
1978
Year Established

About KBR National Park

KBR National Park
 

KBR National Park, located in central California, is a vast expanse of protected land known for its stunning natural features and varied terrain. The park spans over 500,000 acres and includes towering mountain ranges, expansive valleys, and rich biodiversity. It serves as a sanctuary for numerous plant and animal species, including several rare and endangered ones. KBR is a place of historical significance, with evidence of early Native American habitation and later, an area of exploration during the Gold Rush era. Today, visitors can engage in a range of recreational activities such as hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. The park's notable landmarks include the Crystal Glacier and Echo Lake, offering picturesque views and abundant opportunities for photography. Recreational facilities and maintained trails make it accessible to visitors of all skill levels, while the more rugged backcountry appeals to adventurers seeking solitude.

Highlights

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Crystal Glacier

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Echo Lake

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Redwood High Trail

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Rocky Bluff Overlook

Notable Natural Features

Crystal Glacier

This massive glacier is one of the park's most impressive natural features, drawing hikers and photographers.

Echo Lake

Known for its serene beauty, the lake is a popular spot for kayaking and reflecting the surrounding peaks.

Redwood High Trail

This challenging trail offers breathtaking vistas of the park from high elevation points.