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These parks offer a wide range of activities in diverse landscapes. Whether you prefer an short stroll or a week in the wilderness, a quiet sunset or a roaring river, adventure awaits you here. Whatever activities you choose, come prepared. Weather varies widely at different elevations, and storms can happen at any time of year. Read safety information before you visit. 
Ranger ProgramsWant to learn more about these parks? Join a ranger for a walk, talk, demonstration, or evening program. 
Visitor CentersStop by our visitor centers and museums to explore exhibits, get trip-planning information, and shop in our park stores. 
Explore Sequoia GrovesWhether you see them from your car or hike to a remote grove, giant sequoias inspire awe and wonder. 
Day HikingGet out and explore! Wander through sequoia groves, look deep into wilderness, or experience wildlife. 
BackpackingLearn more about backpacking in these parks. Wilderness awaits! 
Drives and ViewpointsExplore our mountain landscapes along the Generals Highway and the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway. 
Climb Moro RockA stone stairway climbs this granite dome in the Giant Forest. From the top, enjoy views of the hills below and the wilderness to the east. 
Crystal CaveExplore underground! Tickets for Crystal Cave Tours are sold by our partner, the Sequoia Parks Conservancy. 
Skiing and SnowshoeingSki and snowshoe trails offer a way to travel through Giant Forest and Grant Grove in winter. 
Rock ClimbingGranite cliffs and domes provide excellent opportunities for climbing in these parks. Climb on! 
Junior Ranger ProgramKids of all ages can earn a badge by completing activities in our Junior Ranger book! Ask for a free book at any visitor center. 
PicnickingLook for picnic areas throughout the parks. Protect bears and other wildlife by storing food safely, even while you're eating. 
Horseback RidingWhether you bring your own stock or use one of the pack stations in these parks, a trip on horseback is a great way to see the parks. 
SnowplayWhen snow falls, bring your kids to one of our three snowplay areas, but be safe! Snowplay injuries are common in these parks. 
RiversThe rivers in these parks are powerful and cold, and drowning is our most frequent cause of death. Learn more about river safety. |
Last updated: April 25, 2017