Tips, guides, and stories to help you plan your perfect Sequoia adventure
Winter conditions vary dramatically by elevation in Sequoia in February. The foothills are sunny, while the sequoia groves may have snow and ice.
Crystal Cave remains closed to all tours until May 2026 due to ongoing repairs from 2021 fire damage and 2023 flooding. The access road is gated.
Key sections of Generals Highway are closed for winter, including access to Wuksachi Lodge from Lodgepole Village and the Sherman Tree main parking ar...
Buckeye Flat Campground is closed due to infrastructure damage. Middle Fork Road is closed to vehicles past the campground entrance due to washouts.
Highway 180 closes at Hume Lake Road, blocking vehicle access to Cedar Grove and Roads End in Kings Canyon until May 2026 reopening.
When winter closes park roads to vehicles, they transform into quiet trails for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Here is where to find your winte...
Camping outside developed campgrounds is possible in parts of Sequoia National Forest, but important rules protect the land and keep visitors safe.
Two federally protected rivers flow through the Sequoia region, offering world-class whitewater, fishing, and backcountry exploration.
Discover the magic of visiting Sequoia and Kings Canyon during winter. Learn about current conditions, snow activities, and how to prepare for a peace...
The Yowlumni wolf pack has made Tulare County home. Learn about this remarkable wildlife comeback and what it means for the ecosystem in the Sequoia r...
Current road status for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Find out which roads are open, closed for the season, and what you need to know befor...
Key dates for when seasonal roads will reopen, giving you more access to the high country and remote areas of the parks.
The Yowlumni wolf pack has established territory in Tulare County, marking the first gray wolf presence in the Sequoia region in over a century.
Skip the national park crowds and discover two dozen giant sequoias on this accessible, family friendly trail in Sequoia National Forest.
Major road work continues through 2027. Here is what visitors need to know about accessing this remote corner of Sequoia National Park.
The main Sherman Tree parking lot is closed for winter, but the worlds largest tree remains accessible via an alternate route from Generals Highway.
Two popular Sequoia campgrounds remain closed due to flood damage and road repairs. Here is what travelers need to know about alternate camping option...
The Sequoia National Forest reminds visitors to be bear aware. Learn the proper way to store food and protect both yourself and local wildlife.
Crystal Cave tours in Sequoia National Park are unavailable until May 2026. Discover alternative winter activities nearby.
Everything you need to know about chain requirements, rental locations, and safe winter driving in Sequoia National Park.
Plan your winter visit with the latest road closures, chain requirements, and access updates for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
Discover why winter is the perfect time to visit Sequoia National Park and witness the worlds largest trees draped in snow.
From black bears to mule deer, discover the incredible wildlife that calls Sequoia home and how to observe them safely.
From award-winning sandwich shops to Mediterranean cuisine, discover the best places to eat in the gateway town to Sequoia.
Experience some of the darkest skies in California at Sequoia National Park during the annual Dark Sky Festival.
Venture beneath the surface to discover marble formations and underground streams at Californias fourth largest cave.
Discover the stunning fall colors that transform the Sierra Nevada and why autumn is an ideal time to visit.
Join citizen scientists in counting birds beneath the towering sequoias during this beloved annual tradition.
Everything you need to know about visiting the largest living thing on Earth by volume.
Discover this underrated California lake with stunning mountain views and far fewer crowds than you might expect.
Tackle the 400 steps carved into granite for panoramic views spanning the Great Western Divide.
From easy strolls among giants to challenging backcountry treks, find your perfect Sequoia adventure.
A comprehensive guide covering everything first-time visitors need to know before exploring the park.
Capture stunning images at these iconic locations throughout both national parks.
Kid-approved adventures and easy excursions perfect for families visiting the area.
Wind through one of Americas deepest canyons on this spectacular mountain drive.
Essential tips for safely storing food and encountering black bears in the park.
Where to find carpets of color from April through June in the Sierra foothills.
Compare campgrounds and find your ideal spot for sleeping under the stars.
Venture beyond the park to discover charming towns and hidden attractions nearby.
Explore the worlds largest grove of giant sequoias and the trails that wind through it.
Smart strategies for enjoying the parks peak season without the stress of overcrowding.
Experience this unique attraction where you can drive your car through a fallen giant.
From thundering torrents to delicate ribbons, discover the parks best waterfall viewing.
Paved trails and viewpoints that make the giant sequoias available to everyone.
Master the art of capturing stars and bioluminescence in the Sierra Nevada.
Make the most of a single day visit with this carefully planned route through the highlights.
Learn about these prehistoric survivors that have witnessed thousands of years of history.
Where to cast a line and what you need to know about fishing regulations in the area.
Hit the trails on two wheels with this guide to local mountain biking routes.
From sunset viewpoints to cozy dinners, create lasting memories together in the Sierra.
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