Sequoia National Park, nestled in California’s Sierra Nevada, is a land of giants, home to the world’s largest trees, including the iconic General Sherman Tree. Towering sequoias dominate the park’s lush forests, while granite peaks, deep canyons, and rushing rivers create a breathtakingly diverse landscape. Visitors can marvel at the immense trees in the Giant Forest, explore underground wonders in Crystal Cave, or trek through pristine wilderness to alpine lakes and rugged peaks like Mount Whitney, the tallest mountain in the contiguous United States. With its rich history, striking scenery, and awe-inspiring natural features, Sequoia offers a profound connection to the power and beauty of nature.

We have a number of hiking trails and activities to explore in this park, so make sure to take a look at our map, and for more in depth info on the parks, check out our website linked below.

Pet-friendly: Yes, but only in designated areas

Soft adventure: Many of the activities are, but some are more moderate

Seasonality: All seasons, but roads often close during winter

Fee: $35