Kaiser Wilderness

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Kaiser Wilderness is a high-elevation protected area in California’s Sierra Nevada known for its granite peaks, alpine lakes, and backcountry hiking opportunities.

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Label Occurrences
Kaiser Wilderness canonical 2

Statements (70)

Predicate Object
instanceOf United States wilderness area
protected area
wilderness area
accessPoint Potter Pass trailhead
Sample Meadow trailhead
near Huntington Lake
area approximately 22,700 acres
approximately 92 square kilometers
borderedBy John Muir Wilderness
climate high-elevation alpine climate
contains College Rock
George Lake
Huntington Lake watershed areas
Jewel Lake
Kaiser Ridge
Twin Lakes
surface form: Lower Twin Lake

Sample Meadow
Twin Lakes
Upper Twin Lake
alpine lakes
granite peaks
meadows
subalpine forests
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designation National Wilderness Preservation System
surface form: U.S. Wilderness Area
ecosystemType montane forest ecosystem
subalpine ecosystem
elevationMax approximately 10,320 feet
approximately 3,146 meters
elevationMin approximately 2,195 meters
approximately 7,200 feet
established 1976
establishedBy United States Congress
feature glacially carved basins
rocky ridgelines
scenic vistas of the central Sierra Nevada
geology granodiorite and granite bedrock
governingBody Sierra National Forest administration
U.S. Forest Service
surface form: United States Forest Service
highestPoint Kaiser Peak
IUCNCategory Ib
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Fresno County
surface form: Fresno County, California

Sierra Nevada
namedAfter Kaiser Ridge
nearestCity Fresno
surface form: Fresno, California
nearestCommunity Huntington Lake, California
surface form: Lakeshore, California
partOf National Wilderness Preservation System
Sierra National Forest
recreation backpacking
cross-country skiing
day hiking
fishing
horseback riding
snowshoeing
regulation group size limits apply
mechanized vehicles prohibited
no motorized equipment allowed
wilderness permits required for overnight use
seasonalAccess best accessed in summer and early fall
trailSystem network of backcountry trails
vegetation lodgepole pine
mountain hemlock
red fir
white fir
wildlife black bear
marmot
mule deer
pika
various raptors

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Sierra National Forest contains Kaiser Wilderness
Kaiser Pass providesAccessTo Kaiser Wilderness