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Sequoia and King Canyon National Parks

47050 Generals Highway, Three Rivers 93271

Featured Review : Day 2 started with a 5-hour drive to Sequoia National Park. Inside Sequoia National Park, we checked in Wuksachi Lodge and moved our luggage and food to our deluxe room in the Silliman building. We were warned about the ...See Full Review

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Sequoia and King Canyon National Parks Reviews

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Remote 'rival to the Yosemite'

  • 5 out of 5 stars by callen60 from Ozarks, Missouri
  • October 11, 2008
Remote 'rival to the Yosemite'
Quote: In the vast Sierra wilderness, far to the southward of the famous Yosemite Valley, there is yet a grander valley of the same kind. It is situated on the south fork of the Kings River, above the most extensive groves and forests of the giant sequoia,... Read the full Sequoia and King Canyon National Parks review

From journal California Bold Rush

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Great Stop on the Way to Kings Canyon

  • 4 out of 5 stars by callen60 from Ozarks, Missouri
  • October 11, 2008
Great Stop on the Way to Kings Canyon
Quote: Caves were an unexpected bonus of our trip into the Sierras. I’d read about Boyden Cavern in AAA’s California TourBook as we planned our trip. A subterranean exploration sounded good to my daughter, so as we drove up Kings Canyon, we pulled off into... Read the full Sequoia and King Canyon National Parks review

From journal California Bold Rush

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Auto Log & Tunnel Log

  • 4 out of 5 stars by applejacks from Irvine, California
  • October 11, 2006
Quote: Auto Log and Tunnel Log are two nostalgic pieces of Sequoia National Park's history. They are located near each other in an easily accessible part of the park and take only a few minutes a piece to view and photograph. Highly recommended when you... Read the full Sequoia and King Canyon National Parks review

From journal Fall Weekends in Sequoia National Park

Big Trees Trail

  • 3 out of 5 stars by applejacks from Irvine, California
  • October 7, 2006
Big Trees Trail
Quote: The Big Trees Trail is a 1.2 mile loop trail that is paved and handicap accessible. It circles Round Meadow in the Giant Forest section of Sequoia National Forest. The trail can be reached by parking at the Giant Forest Museum and following the... Read the full Sequoia and King Canyon National Parks review

From journal Fall Weekends in Sequoia National Park

Kings Canyon/Sequoia

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Emily May from Pensacola, Florida
  • February 8, 2006
Kings Canyon/Sequoia
Quote: Although two separate national parks, they seem to blend into one another. Generally, Sequoia is the bigger draw, with the largest trees in the world. Sequoias are the thick ones; Redwoods are the tall ones and can be found in northern California.... Read the full Sequoia and King Canyon National Parks review

From journal Seattle to Florida... and Everything in Between

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Sequoia National Park

  • 5 out of 5 stars by ext212 from New York, New York
  • August 28, 2005
Sequoia National Park
Quote: Day 2 started with a 5-hour drive to Sequoia National Park. Inside Sequoia National Park, we checked in Wuksachi Lodge and moved our luggage and food to our deluxe room in the Silliman building. We were warned about the bears that roam the area,... Read the full Sequoia and King Canyon National Parks review

From journal Doing the Bay the Right Way

Sequoia National Park

  • 5 out of 5 stars by elellilrah from Temecula, California
  • December 1, 2004
Quote: Camping in Sequoia in the winter is a wonderful experience. The first night, the campground had about 30 people total there, and they were quite spread out. It was quite cold (15 degrees), so there wasn't too much noise from people running around.... Read the full Sequoia and King Canyon National Parks review

From journal Winter backpacking in Sequoia

Squioia National Park

  • 5 out of 5 stars by ameliarci from Indianapolis, Indiana
  • May 27, 2004
Quote: These trees are really really big. The park rangers are nice. Watch the videos at the ranger stations to hear more about the history and the life cycles of these trees.

From journal NAPA & YOSEMITE PARK

King's Canyon National Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by ameliarci from Indianapolis, Indiana
  • May 27, 2004
Quote: The park is nice, the lake is great, the snow gets really deep in the winter, the rivers are cold, and the lions are hungry.

From journal NAPA & YOSEMITE PARK

Sequoia National Park

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Julie Hood from Galveston, Texas, Texas
  • July 19, 2000
Quote: The campgrounds are nice and shady during the day but at night are very dark. Using the bear-proof containers is good idea or you may get unwanted visitors during the night. Nothing fancy but all amenities are provided.

From journal THE GIANTS OF SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK