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1

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park.

2

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

3

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

4

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

5

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

6

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

7

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

8

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

9

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

10

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

11

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

12

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

13

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

14

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

15

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park.

16

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

17

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

18

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

19

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

20

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

21

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

22

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

23

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

24

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

25

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

26

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

27

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

28

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

29

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park.

30

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

31

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

32

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

33

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

34

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

35

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

36

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

37

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

38

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

39

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

40

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

41

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

42

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

43

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park.

44

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

45

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

46

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

47

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

48

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

49

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

50

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

51

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

52

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

53

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

54

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

55

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

56

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

57

Tunnel Rocher

Le premier point de repère que vous verrez est Tunnel Rock, un tunnel naturel inhabituel qui était autrefois le seul moyen d'accéder au parc.

58

Chutes de marbre

Ensuite, vous passerez le sentier des chutes de marbre, qui mène par un sentier bordé de fleurs dans un canyon de montagne à une puissante chute d'eau.

59

Pointe de l'amphithéâtre

Après c'est votre premier point de vue : Amphitheatre Point. De là, vous aurez une vue imprenable sur les vallées en contrebas.

60

Grotte de cristal

Un détour facultatif peut vous emmener à Crystal Cave, une grotte karstique de marbre appréciée des explorateurs intrépides.

61

Sentier du rocher Moro

Juste après Hanging Rock Trail, vous arriverez à Moro Rock, un spot incontournable. Ici, vous pouvez monter des escaliers creusés dans la roche pour atteindre un belvédère pas comme les autres.

62

Parc national de Sequoia et Kings Canyon

Suivre le sentier vous mènera au général Sherman, le plus grand arbre du monde. À 275 pieds de haut et plus de 36 pieds de diamètre, c'est un spectacle que vous n'oublierez pas de sitôt !

63

Arbre général Sherman

Suivre le sentier vous mènera au général Sherman, le plus grand arbre du monde. À 275 pieds de haut et plus de 36 pieds de diamètre, c'est un spectacle que vous n'oublierez pas de sitôt !

64

Grand chauve

En continuant, vous passerez le début du sentier menant à Big Baldy, un sommet de montagne surplombant le magnifique Redwood Canyon.

65

Sentier du Congrès

Également par le général Sherman, vous aurez la chance de parcourir le Congress Trail, qui vous emmènera dans un autre des bosquets les plus impressionnants du parc.

66

Vue sur la montagne Redwood

Ensuite, il y a le Redwood Mountain Overlook, qui donne sur l'un des plus grands bosquets de séquoias au monde.

67

Sentier des arbres du général Grant

Vient ensuite le début du sentier qui mène au General Grant Tree, une autre destination incontournable.

68

Point Panoramique

Votre visite à travers le parc national de Sequoia se termine par le point de vue panoramique à couper le souffle, mais ceux qui recherchent plus d'aventure peuvent continuer vers la beauté de Kings Canyon !

69

Caverne de Boyden

Ensuite, il y a Boyden Cavern, une grotte de marbre qui abrite des formations minérales uniques et fascinantes.

70

Sentier des prés de Zumwalt

Ensuite, il y a le sentier de Zumwalt Meadow, qui offre un contraste pittoresque avec les puissantes formations rocheuses au cœur de Kings Canyon. Cette prairie luxuriante est particulièrement splendide en été et en automne.

71

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park. NOTE: This 110+mile-long tour covers the essentials of Sequoia & Kings Canyon in 2-3 hours. Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

72

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

73

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

74

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

75

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

76

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

77

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

78

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

79

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

80

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

81

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

82

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

83

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

84

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park. NOTE: This 110+mile-long tour covers the essentials of Sequoia & Kings Canyon in 2-3 hours. Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

85

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

86

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

87

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

88

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

89

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

90

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

91

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

92

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

93

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

94

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

95

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

96

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

97

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park. NOTE: This 110+mile-long tour covers the essentials of Sequoia & Kings Canyon in 2-3 hours. Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

98

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

99

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

100

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

101

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

102

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

103

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

104

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

105

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

106

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

107

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

108

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

109

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

110

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park. NOTE: This 110+mile-long tour covers the essentials of Sequoia & Kings Canyon in 2-3 hours. Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

111

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

112

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

113

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

114

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

115

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

116

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

117

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

118

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

119

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

120

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

121

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

122

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

123

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park. NOTE: This 110+mile-long tour covers the essentials of Sequoia & Kings Canyon in 2-3 hours. Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

124

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

125

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

126

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

127

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

128

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

129

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

130

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

131

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

132

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

133

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

134

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

135

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

136

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park. NOTE: This 110+mile-long tour covers the essentials of Sequoia & Kings Canyon in 2-3 hours. Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

137

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

138

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

139

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

140

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

141

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

142

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

143

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

144

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

145

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

146

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

147

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

148

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

149

Tunnel Rock

The first landmark you'll see is Tunnel Rock, an unusual natural tunnel which was once the only way into the park. NOTE: This 110+mile-long tour covers the essentials of Sequoia & Kings Canyon in 2-3 hours. Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

150

Marble Falls

Then you'll pass the Marble Falls Trail, which leads up a flower-lined path in a mountain canyon to a powerful waterfall.

151

Amphitheater Point

After that is your first viewpoint: Amphitheater Point. From here, you'll have sweeping views of the valleys far below.

152

Crystal Cave

An optional detour can take you to Crystal Cave, a marble karst cave beloved by intrepid explorers.

153

Moro Rock Trail

Just beyond Hanging Rock Trail, you'll come to Moro Rock, a must-see spot. Here, you can climb stairs carved into the rock to reach an overlook like no other.

154

General Sherman Tree

Following the trail will lead you to General Sherman, the world's largest tree. At 275 feet tall and over 36 feet in diameter, this is a sight you won't soon forget!

155

Big Baldy

Continuing on, you'll pass the trailhead leading to Big Baldy, a mountain peak overlooking the beautiful Redwood Canyon.

156

Congress Trail

Also by General Sherman, you'll have the chance to hike the Congress Trail, which takes you to another of the park's most impressive groves.

157

Redwood Mountain Overlook

Then there's the Redwood Mountain Overlook, which looks out across one of the largest redwood groves in the world.

158

General Grant Tree Trail

Next is the trailhead which leads to the General Grant Tree, another must-see destination.

159

Panoramic Point

You tour through Sequoia National Park concludes with the jaw-dropping Panoramic Point overlook, but those who are looking for more adventure can continue on to the beauty of Kings Canyon!

160

Boyden Cavern

Then there's Boyden Cavern, a marble cave which boasts unique and fascinating mineral formations.

161

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Then there's the trail for Zumwalt Meadow, which offers a scenic contrast to the powerful rock formations deep in the heart of Kings Canyon. This lush meadow is especially splendid in summer and fall.

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