Hamilton Lakes

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Hamilton Lakes are a pair of scenic alpine lakes in California’s Sequoia National Park, popular with backpackers for their dramatic granite surroundings and clear mountain waters.

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Hamilton Lakes canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alpine lake
pair of lakes
accessedBy High Sierra Trail
activityRegulation bear-resistant food storage required for campers
climate high-elevation mountain climate
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainage Kaweah River watershed
elevation approximately 2500–2650 meters
approximately 8200–8700 feet
environment alpine
hasFeature granite basins
steep surrounding walls
hasPart Lower Hamilton Lake
Lower Hamilton Lake
surface form: Upper Hamilton Lake
hasViewOf Valhalla (granite cirque)
hazard bears in surrounding wilderness
knownFor clear mountain water
dramatic granite surroundings
scenic alpine setting
locatedIn Sequoia National Park
Sierra Nevada
Tulare County, California
locatedWithin Sierra Nevada wilderness
surface form: Sierra Nevada wilderness backcountry
management National Park Service
surface form: U.S. National Park Service
nearestTrailhead Crescent Meadow
partOf Great Western Divide region
popularFor backpacking
hiking
overnight camping
photography
protectedArea Sequoia National Park
recreationZone Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
surface form: Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks wilderness
region southern Sierra Nevada
requires wilderness permit for overnight camping
season typically snow-free in summer
state California, United States
surface form: California
surroundedBy granite cliffs
high Sierra peaks
trailDistanceFromCrescentMeadow about 16 miles one way
waterType freshwater

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High Sierra Trail passesNear Hamilton Lakes
Great Western Divide region contains Hamilton Lakes