While from above this Sierra canyon doesn’t appear all that significant, one must have a sense of proportion to compare by. This Kings River fork which cuts in three directions is the deep and lasting impression made. Replenished and nurtured by storms, snowfall and rainfall, this canyon’s slopes remain more vegetated as compared to the Eastern side of the Sierra range.
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