town.sequoia national park

The biggest trees on earth live here inside Sequoia National Park. This impressive Sierra forest is home to the General Sherman Tree, the Giant Forest, Crystal Cave, & Mineral King. The Sequoia parks eastern boundary borders the Inyo National Forest & the John Muir Wilderness trails. Both Kings Canyon & Sequoia National Parks are perfect for backpackers seeking access the Sierra high country.

RV warning: If you have a vehicle and/or trailers longer than 22 feet, you will not be able to drive to portions of Hwy 198 (General Sherman Tree/Giant Forest, Moro Rock, Crystal Cave, or Lodgepole/Wuksachi Lodge). The highway is way too winding to drive in from the south. Large motorhomes, fifth wheel campers and truck campers/trailers in tow should plan to enter/exit the parks ONLY THRU Hwy. 180, inside Kings Canyon NP

Sequoia Kings Canyon Map

Sequoia National Forest Map

Sierra Nevada Topo Map

Mineral King Trail Map

Sequoia Park Map

elevation: 6600'

population: 200

zip code: 93262

Mountain

terrain:
pine forest, Sequoia groves, granite peaks

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location:
Tulare County
E of Visalia
on Hwy 198

recreation:

backpacking

camping

caves & caverns

hiking

Horse Pack Trips

waterfalls

Sequoia Groves

rock climbing

river rafting

kayaking

sightseeing tours

parks, forests, rivers & lakes:

Sequoia National Park

Sequoia National Forest

KIngs Canyon National Park

John Muir Wilderness

Golden Trout Wilderness

sequoia national park campgrounds

Stoney Creek Campground
Big Meadows Cabin Reservation
Horse Creek - Lake Kawaek Camping
Logger Flat Group Camp - Kings Cyn
Aspen Hollow - Hume Lake Camping
Hume Lake Campground
Big Meadows Road #14S11

description:
Open all year long, this place looks incredible under a blanket of snow. The majestic giants stand tall in a winter wonderland scenery. Roads to Cedar Grove inside Kings Cyn NP & the Mineral King Road are both closed in winter months (NOV-APR). Hwy 198 - the General's Highway is open but brief closures may occur during winter storms for snow plowing. As to be expected holiday weekends in the summer are very crowded. Visit off-peak time to enjoy more nature & less people. Camp in between the parks on Sequoia National Forest's Big Meadow Road.

nearby towns:
Three Rivers
Lemoncove
Mineral King
Silver City
Woodlake
Giant Forest
Fresno
Visalia
Kings Canyon National Park

local links:

Sequoia & Kings Canyon
559-565-3341
http://www.nps.gov/seki/

Big Old Trees in California
Sequoia Kings Canyon National Parks NPS
Sequoia Natural History Association
Crystal Cave - South Sequoia NP
Mineral King Web Cam
Mineral King Visitor Center
Mineral King Preservation
Sequoia Winter Road Conditions
Back Roads Camping Primitive
Photos Sequoia & Kings Canyon
Mineral King Map
Sequoia & Kings Canyon NP Map
Kings Canyon High Country Map
NatGeo Sequoia Topo Map
Monarch & Jennie Lakes Wilderness Map
Golden Trout / South Sierra Map

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