Discover the biggest trees in the world as we explore Sequoia National Park. We’ll take you to the best sequoia hiking trails, alpine scenery, and stunning overlooks of the Sierra Nevada. And of course, you’ll meet General Sherman, the single largest tree in the world. Here are just a few of ...
Show MoreSequoia National Park in California offers a variety of activities amidst its towering giant sequoias and diverse natural landscapes. Visitors can marvel at the General Sherman Tree, the largest tree on earth by volume, and explore the Giant Fores...
Show MoreSequoia National Park in California offers a variety of activities amidst its towering giant sequoias and diverse natural landscapes. Visitors can marvel at the General Sherman Tree, the largest tree on earth by volume, and explore the Giant Forest, home to many of the park's most impressive sequoias. You can also hike scenic trails like Tokopah Trailhead, take a guided tour of Crystal Cave, and picnic at Crescent Meadow Picnic Area. Visit all these stops and more on Shaka Guide’s Sequoia National Park Tour.
Summer is the best time to visit Sequoia National Park. The snow is gone, the roads are open, and everything is accessible. However, be prepared to deal with crowds, and to use the shuttle to get around. Going in September or October could be opti...
Show MoreSummer is the best time to visit Sequoia National Park. The snow is gone, the roads are open, and everything is accessible. However, be prepared to deal with crowds, and to use the shuttle to get around. Going in September or October could be optimal, with cooler temperatures and smaller crowds. In the winter, Crescent Meadow Road closes and other areas close if snowfall is heavy.
Sequoia National Park is located in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains in eastern California. Adjacent to Kings Canyon National Park, it forms part of the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks complex. The park is approximately 200 miles north...
Show MoreSequoia National Park is located in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains in eastern California. Adjacent to Kings Canyon National Park, it forms part of the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks complex. The park is approximately 200 miles north of Los Angeles and about 275 miles southeast of San Francisco. It takes about 3 hours and 45 minutes to get to Sequoia from LA and about 4 hours and 15 minutes from San Francisco.
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Think of us as your personal tour guide in an app. Our tours provide everything a guided tour does, but with the freedom to explore on your terms. Here's how it works:
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