Sequoia is a park of extreme beauty both... Read More
Sequoia is a park of extreme beauty both... Read More
Sequoia is a park of extreme beauty both... Read More
Sequoia is a park of extreme beauty both... Read More
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, nestled amidst the majestic Sierra Nevada mountains of California, offer a tapestry of wonders unlike any other. Read more...
Bathed in the golden light of the setting sun, these parks stand as a testament to nature's grandeur, boasting the largest living trees on Earth, soaring mountains, and awe-inspiring vistas.
While most famous for their towering sequoias, these parks offer a rich and diverse history. Sequoia National Park, established in 1890, secured the protection of these ancient giants. Kings Canyon National Park, initially designated as a separate park in 1940, was later linked to Sequoia in 1943, forming a combined wonderland.
The star attraction of the parks, undoubtedly, is the awe-inspiring sequoia grove. The General Sherman Tree, the largest living tree by volume, reigns supreme. Standing over 275 feet tall and with a base exceeding 31 feet in diameter, this magnificent giant humbles visitors with its presence. But the sequoias are just the beginning.
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks offer adventures for all:
Panoramic Vistas: Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the contiguous United States at 14,505 feet, dominates the skyline. Hike to the summit (for experienced climbers only) or marvel at its majesty from various viewpoints.
Cool Refreshment: Escape the summer heat by dipping your toes in one of the park's many sparkling swimming holes, perfect for a refreshing afternoon break.
Angling Adventures: Cast a line in a serene lake or rushing stream, hoping to catch a rainbow trout or other native fish.
Winter Wonderland: Strap on your snowshoes and explore the park's snow-covered trails during the winter months.
Starry Skies: Unpolluted night skies offer a breathtaking spectacle of stars, planets, and the Milky Way.
Hikers of all skill levels can find their perfect adventure on over 800 miles of trails. Explore ancient groves on gentle paths, challenge yourself with a climb to a mountain summit, or embark on a multi-day journey on the John Muir Trail or Pacific Crest Trail.
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are more than just scenic destinations; they are sanctuaries for nature, steeped in history, and playgrounds for outdoor enthusiasts. Plan your adventure and discover the awe-inspiring beauty of these giants, the refreshing mountain air, and the countless opportunities to create lasting memories amidst this Californian wonderland.
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Since 1999, Wuksachi Village & Lodge has served as a haven for explorers in the heart of Sequoia National Park. This 102-room lodge boasts a convenient location, offering everything you need for a memorable stay - a full-service restaurant for delectable meals, a relaxing lounge, well-stocked retail shops for your essentials and souvenirs, and spacious meeting and event facilities, perfect for creating lasting memories in this awe-inspiring setting.
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Step into John Muir Lodge and be transported to a place steeped in history and reverence for nature. Named after the famed naturalist and conservationist who tirelessly advocated for protecting the sequoia giants and the wonders of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, the lodge embodies Muir's spirit. Offering 36 comfortable rooms nestled amidst a beautiful setting, John Muir Lodge provides the perfect basecamp for exploring these awe-inspiring national parks.
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Grant Grove Cabins offers an unparalleled location within Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park. Situated within walking distance of the legendary General Grant Tree, one of the park's most popular attractions, the cabins provide a convenient launching pad for exploring all the park's wonders. This prime location makes Grant Grove Cabins a highly sought-after lodging option, ensuring easy access to hiking trails, scenic viewpoints, and all the park's breathtaking beauty. Book your stay today and experience the magic of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park from the comfort of your cabin!
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The Rio Sierra River Resort is a riverfront property in Three Rivers, California, near the entrance of Sequoia National Park. The three-unit boutique hotel resides on the banks of the Kaweah River and provides a cozy and tranquil experience to visitors of Sequoia. The three rooms in the resort are each unique, with all three having river views. The nearby Birdwatch Cottage is a two-bedroom cottage with a large yard. Guests can enjoy ample outdoor seating and beach access on the river.
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The Gateway Lodge and Restaurant offer a range of accommodations, from one or two bed standard rooms to a fully equipped two-bedroom house overlooking the Kaweah River outside Sequoia National Park.
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Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park is home to hearty population of black bears. They are black, they are brown, blonde or even cinnamon colored. Black bears are a national treasure as well as a very well loved staple in Sequoia and Kings Canyon Nation ... Read More
When you plan a vacation to Kings Canyon National Park the first things you should do is make lodging reservations. Whenever you travel booking your room or rooms right away is advised so you can be sure to get the lodging you want and need. ... Read More
