1992 Map of Mt. Clarence King

About this map

Kings Canyon National Park is documented here during the early 1990s, centering on the granite spires and alpine basins of the High Sierra. The topography is defined by the massive Mount Clarence King and its radiating King Spur, which separates the waters of Gardiner Creek from the high lakes of the east. The map records the intricate network of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail, including its passage through the high-elevation Rae Lakes and over the formidable Glen Pass.