Tokopah Falls

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natural attraction waterfall

Tokopah Falls is a scenic cascading waterfall in Sequoia National Park, California, known for its dramatic drop along the Marble Fork of the Kaweah River and its popular hiking trail access.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	natural attraction → waterfall →
accessedBy	Tokopah Valley Trail →
approxTrailDistanceOneWay	about 1.7 miles →
approxTrailDistanceRoundTrip	about 3.4 miles →
country	United States →
familyFriendly	yes →
hasApproximateHeight	1200 feet → about 366 meters →
hasEnvironment	alpine forest → granite canyon →
hasNearbyCampground	Lodgepole Campground →
hasNearbyFeature	Marble Fork Kaweah River → Tokopah Valley →
hasNearbyRoad	Generals Highway →
hasRecreationActivity	day hiking → photography → wildlife viewing →
hasSurfaceTypeAlongTrail	rocky →
hasViewpointType	end-of-trail overlook →
hasWaterfallType	cascading waterfall →
isPopularIn	summer months →
isSeasonal	yes →
isTouristAttraction	yes →
knownFor	dramatic drop → popular hiking access → scenic views →
locatedIn	California → Sequoia National Park → Tulare County, California NERFINISHED → United States →
locatedOn	Marble Fork of the Kaweah River →
managedBy	National Park Service →
nationalPark	Sequoia National Park →
nearestDevelopedArea	Lodgepole Village →
numberOfDrops	multiple cascades →
partOf	Sierra Nevada →
peakFlowSeason	early summer → late spring →
region	southern Sierra Nevada →
safetyConsideration	slippery rocks near falls → swift water during snowmelt →
state	California →
trailDifficulty	easy to moderate →
trailheadNear	Lodgepole Campground →
watercourse	Marble Fork Kaweah River →
withinProtectedArea	Sequoia National Park →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Tokopah Valley →	hasNearbyFeature