GALLERY
Spring, summer, winter, fall: every season is special at fivespot and in Sequoia Kings Canyon National Park. Explore the cabin and nearby sightseeing in the Gallery.
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 |  dramatic alpenglow effects on the view from fivespot's front porch |
 sunset effects in the winter give a rosy glow to fivespot |  |
 a winter view from behind the cabin |  fivespot from a flowery springtime back yard |
 Logger's Point, behind fivespot |  Springtime in the foothills (views along the route to fivespot from the south on Dry Creek Drive) |
 Dry Creek Drive |  Dry Creek Drive |
 Springtime in the foothills |  Dry Creek Drive |
 Dry Creek Drive |  Walk to the Pinehurst from fivespot for lunch, dinner, drinks, the pool table, jukebox, and big fireplace. |
 The Pinehurst Lodge |  The Pinehurst Lodge bar |
 One mile from fivespot is a lovely stream, waterfall, and Native American grinding holes, called Cedarbrook. |  Drive only 15 minutes to see the first of hundreds of giants in Sequoia Kings Canyon National Park. |
 |  Giant Sequoias, 15 minutes from fivespot |
 Buck Rock is a fire lookout in Sequoia National Forest, about 35 minutes from fivespot. |  Buck Rock |
 Buck Rock |  Skiing in Sequoia National Park |
 Foothill flowers in Kings Canyon |  Princess Meadow in Kings Canyon National Park |
 Kings Canyon |  |
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