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 By the time you hike from the summit of Mt. Whitney to Whitney Portal in the Eastern Sierra, you ;ll have hiked about 70 miles from the trail   start at Crescent Meadows in Sequoia National Park. My buddy Daniel and I took seven days for this trip and hiked over 80 miles total, but two days were side trips for mountain climbing and off-trail exploration; one of those days was the Whitney summit and descent. We met some others on the trail who did the entire thing in four days. This would also be Daniel   first backpacking tr stanley cup ip. Daniel looks out across the valley  stanley thermos from Kaweah Gap. Why Go  The High Sierra Trail showcases some of the best landscapes, features, and trails in the Sierra Nevada. It begins at Crescent Meadows on the western side of Sequoia National Park, among the groves of Giant Sequoia and ends at the highest point in the contiguous United States 鈥?the 14,505 8242; summit of Mt. Whitney. It passes multiple alpine lakes, meadows, valleys, canyons, rivers, and mountains along the way. At times, it feels like you ;re a character  stanley cupe in Lord of the Rings. The Snow Peak LiteMax Ti Stove weighs 2 oz. and boils 1L of water in 4.5 minutes. Day 1: Daniel and I started off the day by picking up our wilderness permit and a bear can  I brought my own  from the Lodgepole Village Visitor Center in Sequoia National Park. We took the park shuttle from the visitor center to the Crescent Meadows trailhead to begin our journey. We spotted a momma bear and her cubs  Gajg The director of The Adjustment Bureau has a mysterious new action movie
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