Roads in the parks are narrow, winding, and steep. Because of this, longer vehicles like Recreational Vehicles (RVs), trailers, and commercial buses often cross the double yellow line and pose a danger to other drivers. Advisories are in place on some park roads. Drivers will be held responsible for any hazardous conditions caused by their actions. Follow the recommendations below for your safety and the safety of others.
Sequoia National ParkNPS Photo Generals HighwayContinuation of Highway 198 from Visalia to the Giant Forest Grove.
![]() Moro Rock / Crescent Meadow RoadAlong Generals Highway next to the Giant Forest Museum.
The road to Moro Rock and Crescent Meadow is narrow with heavy traffic from vehicles and shuttles in the summer. In summer, you may park at Giant Forest Museum and take a park shuttle on the road. The road is closed to private vehicles on weekends and holidays. Parking is limited. In winter, the road closes to cars once snow begins to accumulate and remains closed typically until Memorial Day weekend. Crystal Cave RoadAlong Generals Highway before the Giant Forest Grove.
Mineral King RoadAlong Highway 198 before the entrance to Sequoia National Park.
Kings Canyon National ParkPanoramic Point RoadAlong the continuation of Highway 180 and Generals Highway.
This road leads from Kings Canyon Visitor Center to Panoramic Point and is considered extremely narrow and winding. This road closes for the winter once snow falls, and reopens by Memorial Day weekend, or earlier if snow has melted. ![]() NPS / John Hockaday Oversized Vehicle Parking AreasSequoia National Park
Kings Canyon National Park
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Last updated: June 3, 2025