Sequoia National Park
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Sequoia National Park
"Really cool to see all the huge Sequoia trees!"(3 Tips)
"Crystal Cave, Moro Rock and General Sherman are all good stops."(4 Tips)
"sure to visit Grant Grove Village and the General Sherman tree"(2 Tips)
"long walks and drive through Tunnel Log."(2 Tips)
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Ryan PalliApril 29, 2013Stay at the Sierra Lodge. Take the time to hike Moro Rock. Crystal Cave was closed but sounds awesome. Picnic & hike in Giant Forest. Visit General Sherman & hike the congress loop!Upvote11Downvote
Brecht HortensiusApril 1, 2016Start with just let it come over you: the giant trees, the mountains, the snow. Visit General Sherman, climb to Moro Rock, walk to Sunset Rock, make long walks and drive through Tunnel Log.Upvote6Downvote
Kasey WardJune 11, 2018This is a wonderful place to enjoy nature, camping, wildlife and a great hike! They have hikes for all levels and ages too!
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Jona Rak KoceliSeptember 21, 2016Great camping spots. Store is super expensive - bring food with you and store it in the bear locker. Fire pits are the coolest.
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ᴡ DizonMarch 13, 2019Make sure to bring chains during winter time. They're required to get in and pretty expensive to rent (when actually available) nearby.Upvote2Downvote
Rico PaboritoJanuary 31, 2017Make sure to call or check for when car "chains" are required to get in. Chains are expensive nearby like $90-$100!!!Upvote2Downvote
Stephanie DApril 2, 2013Amazing place, but it's wilderness. Be aware that you probably won't have cell service within the park. Be safe, drive the speed limit & make sure that you have plenty of gas and adequate clothing.Upvote1Downvote
Katy KarasSeptember 2, 2016If you plan well, you can see lots of the park I one day. Have food in car and follow map! Love trails and trees!Upvote1Downvote
Sergius MasterAugust 11, 2019Great view, different trails, wild animals. All trails can't be cowered with one day, but the most beautiful places canUpvoteDownvote
Shelley CarlisleJune 27, 2013These trees are so amazing. Make sure you walk the meadow path in the Giant Forest next to the Giant Forest Museum. Absolutely stunning.Upvote1Downvote- Brecht HortensiusApril 1, 2016Beat the crowd by going in spring. Accomodation is limited so book in time. And don't be afraid to drive in the snow.UpvoteDownvote
- Social News NetworkNovember 28, 2012One of the most incredible sights in the United States. Be sure to visit Grant Grove Village and the General Sherman tree - one of the largest on Earth.UpvoteDownvote
When leaving the park toward the Ash Mt entrance (198 to 3 Rivers), put your car in 1st / L gear. You will almost never have to touch your brakes. If you want to go slow, use turnouts allow passing :)UpvoteDownvote
Jinnie LSeptember 14, 2015$20 entrance fee for 7 days!! less traffic than Yosemite! (=less stress) so many trails & beautiful views :)Upvote1Downvote
Ray AntoineJanuary 3, 2016Had a bear sighting in crescent meadow. Beautiful place. Listen to the others and do Moro Rock and General Sherman.UpvoteDownvote
DJ ErnyNovember 17, 2013A long & winding road takes you to the top of the mountain to see the tall forest and General Sherman. Beware the wild black bear.UpvoteDownvote- Michael BarcellosJanuary 19, 2014If you're slow going up the hill, please use the turnouts. Thank you.Upvote2Downvote
Start at Moro Rock, then go to Crescent Meadow and follow the trail to Tharp's Log, on the way back take a picture at Tunnel LogUpvote3Downvote
Omkar KurodeMarch 28, 2016Both are great. Temperature & weather conditions change a lot throughout the parkUpvoteDownvote- The Road reconstruction is finished and the drive is spectacular. The Bridge in Cedar Grove is also finished. No more delays.Upvote1Downvote
Michael KellyJuly 21, 2013Imagine youself as an ant becoming aware of a human standing befor it. That's you becoming aware of these trees. Awsome!Upvote2Downvote
Andreas NellasJanuary 8, 2015Come here early so you can make the drive all the way down before it's dark.UpvoteDownvote
Nearly impossible to get connected to check in ANYWHERE inside Kings Canyon or Sequoia... at least with AT&T. Best bet is to go with one of the Lodge WiFi connections, but 4SQ didn't like any check iUpvote1Downvote
- Feel free to drive slow and enjoy the scenery but please be kind and pull over at the turnouts and let others pass :)UpvoteDownvote
- Michael BarcellosJuly 28, 2010Crystal Cave, Moro Rock and General Sherman are all good stops. Don't waste your time stopping at the viewpoints on the way up... too many tourists do this and it's pretty much a waste of time.Upvote1Downvote
Some of the biggest trees in the worldUpvoteDownvote
Christy SharpSeptember 6, 2011Day hike up to mist falls is a must! Back country, take Paradise Valley Loop up to Reflection Lake.
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April CipoJanuary 15, 2011Rent snowshoes at Wuksachi Lodge in the winter. You don't have to be a guest. Get gaiters there, too.UpvoteDownvote
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