Place: CA-Tokopah

Tokopah Valley-6,952' (Lodgepole)   (36.6074434, -118.7145424)
Topokah Falls-8,107' (Lodgepole)(36.6089511, -118.6905041)

Description:
Upper valley of the Marble Fork of Kaweah River, named by Superintendent John R. White and Colonel George W. Stewart. To-ko'pah is a Wuksachi Indian word meaning “high.” (G. W. Stewart.) From Place Names of the High Sierra (1926) by Francis P. Farquhar

From GNIS: Tokopah Valley: In Sequoia National Park, extends just west of Tokapah Falls west-southwest to the community of Lodgepole.

Trips:

• July 30, 2014 - Watchtower and Tokopah Falls Hikes. Topokah Falls is on the Marble Fork of the Kaweah River
• August 17, 2016 - Sherri and Gary's day hike 
• May 30, 2018 - Meetup group traveling along the General's Highway, looking for adventure, a regular smorgasbord of trips. 
• April 6, 2022 - Early season Meetup group hike to Topokah Falls
  

References:

•  Waterfalls West
• World of Waterfalls
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