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The 4th Big 5 Lake is in the foreground. The 5th is barely visible at base of cliffs in the background. The basin is spectacular and uncrowded.
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Mt. Kaweah, Red Kaweah, Black Kaweah, and Big Arroyo are beautiful from the trail. It's possible to head down Big Five Creek and up the draw below Mt. Kaweah. It's very steep, but thankfully there's no exposure.
Upper Little Five Lakes watching the sunset reflect off of the Kaweahs.
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Lee Watts
Apr 19, 2017 near Three Rivers, CA
“The 4th Big 5 Lake is in the foreground. The 5th is barely visible at base of cliffs in the background. The basin is spectacular and uncrowded.”  

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The 4th Big 5 Lake is in the foreground. The 5th is barely visible at base of cliffs in the background. The basin is spectacular and uncrowded.
Upper Little Five Lakes watching the sunset reflect off of the Kaweahs.
Lake 2 of Big 5 Lakes is beautiful.
From the mid-point in Lost Canyon, looking towards Sawtooth Pk. with Sawtooth Pass a little to the right of it.
The lowest of the Little Five Lakes offers a pleasant shoreline view with Black Kaweah and Red Kaweah in the background.
Lake 9830, the lowest of the Big 5 Lakes.
Lost Canyon toward Sawtooth Pass. This part is a very serene path.
Mt. Kaweah, Red Kaweah, Black Kaweah, and Big Arroyo are beautiful from the trail. It's possible to head down Big Five Creek and up the draw below Mt. Kaweah. It's very steep, but thankfully there's no exposure.
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Big Five Lakes Trail

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Three Rivers, CA
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