From the list below, you can link to a variety of completed plans and other documents that are used to manage these parks.

To see planning documents currently under development, link to the National Park Service Planning, Environment and Public Comment (PEPC) System. That website has directions for submitting comments on documents now open for public review.

For more information about the park planning process, visit the Park Management Planning page. If you have planning questions, click e-mail us or send them to the address below. If you have questions about the park or visiting the park, visit the main park website.

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
ATTN: Environmental Compliance Office
47050 Generals Highway
Three Rivers, CA 93271

PARK MANAGEMENT PLANS
General Management Plan - Final (Document Type: PDF)

Comprehensive Plan for Resource Education (Document Type: PDF)

Fire & Fuels Management Plan (Document Type: HTML)

Natural Resources Management Plan (Document Type: PDF)

Wilderness Management Plan (Document Type: HTML)

Bear Management Plan (Document Type: PDF)

Business Plan:
- Plan Summary (English) (Document Type: PDF)

- Resumen del Plan de Negocios (Spanish)  (Document Type: PDF)

- Complete Business Plan (English) (Document Type: HTML)

MINERAL KING
Mineral King Road Cultural Landscape District 2008: Cultural Landscapes Inventory (Document Type: PDF)

Guide to Repair and Maintenance of Historic Summer Homes in Mineral King Road Cultural Landscape District (Document Type: pdf)

Checklist for Routine Repair and Maintenance Work on Special Use Permit Cabins (Document Type: PDF)

PARK REGULATIONS
Park-specific "Superintendent's Compendium of Designations, Closures, Permit Requirements, and Other Restrictions" (Document Type: PDF)

OTHER DOCUMENTS
Commercial Use Licensees: "Acknowledgment of Risk" form (Document Type: MS Word)

Sister-Park Agreement between Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks and Cambodia's Samlaut Protected Area: This five-year, five-page agreement facilitates the sharing of management methods and philosophies, experiences, skills, technical knowledge, and professional abilities between the two park staffs. Park Superintendent Craig Axtell and Cambodian Director of Conservation and Parks Chay Samith endorsed the agreement. A signing ceremony with an exchange of national flags capped a three-day tour by the Minister of the Environment for Cambodia, His Excellency Mok Mareth; US Ambassador to Cambodia Joseph Mussomeli; and Stephan Bognar, Executive Director of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s Maddox Jolie Pitt Project (MJP).