After visiting Sequoia National Park, we scooted over to Kings Canyon - just the tip. Since its... read more
We were lucky to go here when there was snow on the ground, the park is glorious in the snow . We... read more
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After visiting Sequoia National Park, we scooted over to Kings Canyon - just the tip. Since its winter, we couldn't go very far into the park, but wanted to see what we could. They have a nice Visitor Center with a Park video (a must)....More
We were lucky to go here when there was snow on the ground, the park is glorious in the snow . We managed to see 2 lots of deer, luckily it was relatively quite and had some of the walks to ourselves which was magical.
Kings Canyon beautiful place to visit, lots of trails to walk, incredible nature, nice scenery, worth to go there.
Considering it's right next door, it's surprising how different the scenery is. Still awesome, just different. We only had a day so didn't have time for any long walks - just short ones around the General Grant tree, the Mark Twain stump and to Zumwalt...More
Plan to spend some time exploring and taking it all in. Truly lovely. We went in January but would love to go in various seasons to see the changes. Worth the drive
Want to see a big tree? The General Sheman tree is the world's largest tree, measured by volume. It stands 275 feet (83 m) tall, and is over 36 feet (11 m) in diameter at the base. Sequoia trunks remain wide high up. Sixty feet...More
Hidden gem as far as I'm concerned. Being from the east, we had not even heard of King's Canyon NP until we did the research prior to this trip. The views along the drive in the actual canyon are magnificent. Great spots for day (or...More
My husband and I always dreamt to be able to see these majestic beautiful trees. We were not disappointed! We enjoyed the drive up, I’m a afraid of heights so some parts of the drive I had to close my eyes. The trees are very...More
Three of the worlds largest Tree are located here, The General Sherman, The Grant, and The Lincoln all 3 are located within the Kings Canyon/Sequoia National Park. These trees can be viewed year round and are even beautiful in the winter with snow on the...More
This place has one of the scariest drives. My hands were sweating the entire time. But once your get to the top and enter the park, it’s only a short drive to get to some of the trails and groves. The sequoias are a marvel...More
