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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park Samodzielna wycieczka audio

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Purchase one tour per vehicle. Everyone can listen at the same time!

Walk through enormous, ancient groves at Sequoia National Park with this self-guided driving tour. Witness the giant sequoias in all their majesty, including General Sherman, the most massive living thing on the planet. As you tour this jaw-dropping primeval forest, you’ll learn about the area’s early inhabitants, from the Paiute tribe to the founders of a secretive, ill-fated colony. Plus, take in jaw-dropping views of Kings Canyon with the same tour!

After booking, check your email to download the separate Audio Tour Guide App by Action, enter your unique password, and access your tour. These steps require good internet/Wi-Fi access. From there, follow the audio instructions and the route.

Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

Miasto: Park Narodowy Sekwoi i Kings Canyon

Sun 18 May

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Easy-to-use app: download Action’s Tour Guide App onto your phone

Dodatkowe informacje

Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
How to access: Once you book a tour, you’ll get a confirmation email and text with instructions: • Download the separate tour app by Action • Enter the password • Download the tour MUST DO while in strong wifi/cellular Works offline after download
How to start touring: Open Action’s separate audio tour guide app once onsite. • If there is just one tour, launch it. • If multiple tour versions exist, launch the one with your planned starting point and direction.
Go to the starting point No one will meet you at the start. This tour is self-guided Enter the first story’s point and the audio will begin automatically Follow the audio cues to the next story, which will also play automatically. Enjoy hands-free exploring. If you face audio issues, contact support. Stick to the tour route & speed limit for the best experience.
Travel worry-free: Use the tour app anytime, on any day, and over multiple days. Start and pause the tour whenever you like, taking breaks and exploring side excursions at your own pace. Skip anything you don’t care about or explore bonus content for everything that interests you
Savings tips: Driving tours: purchase just one tour for everyone in the car
Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

Czego oczekiwać

Skała tunelowa

Pierwszym punktem orientacyjnym, który zobaczysz, jest Tunnel Rock, niezwykły naturalny tunel, który kiedyś był jedyną drogą do parku.

Marmurowe Wodospady

Następnie miniesz szlak Marble Falls Trail, który prowadzi wysadzaną kwiatami ścieżką w górskim kanionie do potężnego wodospadu.

Punkt amfiteatru

Potem jest twój pierwszy punkt widokowy: Amphitheatre Point. Stąd będziesz mieć wspaniałe widoki na doliny daleko w dole.

Kryształowa Jaskinia

Opcjonalny objazd może zaprowadzić Cię do Kryształowej Jaskini, marmurowej jaskini krasowej, ukochanej przez nieustraszonych odkrywców.

Szlak Moro Rock

Tuż za Szlakiem Wiszącej Skały dotrzesz do Moro Rock, miejsca, które trzeba zobaczyć. Tutaj możesz wspiąć się po schodach wykutych w skale, aby dotrzeć do punktu widokowego jak żaden inny.

Park Narodowy Sekwoi i Kings Canyon

Podążanie szlakiem doprowadzi cię do generała Shermana, największego drzewa na świecie. Mając 275 stóp wysokości i ponad 36 stóp średnicy, jest to widok, którego szybko nie zapomnisz!

Drzewo generała Shermana

Podążanie szlakiem doprowadzi cię do generała Shermana, największego drzewa na świecie. Mając 275 stóp wysokości i ponad 36 stóp średnicy, jest to widok, którego szybko nie zapomnisz!

Wielki Łysy

Kontynuując, miniesz początek szlaku prowadzącego do Big Baldy, szczytu górskiego z widokiem na piękny Kanion Redwood.

Szlak kongresowy

Również przez generała Shermana będziesz miał okazję wędrować Szlakiem Kongresowym, który zabierze Cię do innego z najbardziej imponujących gajów parku.

Widok na górę Redwood

Następnie znajduje się Redwood Mountain Overlook, z którego roztacza się widok na jeden z największych gajów sekwoi na świecie.

Szlak drzewa generała Granta

Dalej znajduje się początek szlaku, który prowadzi do drzewa General Grant, kolejnego miejsca, które trzeba zobaczyć.

Punkt panoramiczny

Wycieczka po Parku Narodowym Sequoia kończy się zapierającym dech w piersiach punktem widokowym Panoramic Point, ale ci, którzy szukają więcej przygód, mogą kontynuować podróż do pięknego Kings Canyon!

Jaskinia Boydena

Następnie jest Boyden Cavern, marmurowa jaskinia, która szczyci się unikalnymi i fascynującymi formacjami mineralnymi.

Szlak Łąkowy Zumwalt

Następnie jest szlak prowadzący do Zumwalt Meadow, który oferuje malowniczy kontrast z potężnymi formacjami skalnymi w głębi serca Kings Canyon. Ta bujna łąka jest szczególnie wspaniała latem i jesienią.

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.

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.

Amphitheater Point

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

Crystal Cave

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

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.

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!

Big Baldy

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

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.

Redwood Mountain Overlook

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

General Grant Tree Trail

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

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!

Boyden Cavern

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

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.

Tunnel Rock

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.

Amphitheater Point

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

Crystal Cave

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

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.

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!

Big Baldy

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

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.

Redwood Mountain Overlook

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

General Grant Tree Trail

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

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!

Boyden Cavern

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

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Tunnel Rock

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.

Amphitheater Point

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

Crystal Cave

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

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.

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!

Big Baldy

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

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.

Redwood Mountain Overlook

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

General Grant Tree Trail

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

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!

Boyden Cavern

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

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Tunnel Rock

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.

Amphitheater Point

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

Crystal Cave

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

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.

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!

Big Baldy

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

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.

Redwood Mountain Overlook

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

General Grant Tree Trail

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

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!

Boyden Cavern

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

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Tunnel Rock

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.

Amphitheater Point

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

Crystal Cave

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

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.

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!

Big Baldy

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

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.

Redwood Mountain Overlook

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

General Grant Tree Trail

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

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!

Boyden Cavern

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

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Tunnel Rock

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.

Amphitheater Point

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

Crystal Cave

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

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.

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!

Big Baldy

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

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.

Redwood Mountain Overlook

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

General Grant Tree Trail

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

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!

Boyden Cavern

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

Zumwalt Meadow Trail

Tunnel Rock

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.

Amphitheater Point

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

Crystal Cave

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

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.

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!

Big Baldy

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

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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.

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Redwood Mountain Overlook

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

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General Grant Tree Trail

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

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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!

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Boyden Cavern

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

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Zumwalt Meadow Trail

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Recenzje (101)

Kcjohnson0321

Mar 2025

An excellent way to see both national parks we learned a lot along the way, and we were able to go to our pace. Added bonus it was so easy to use, and it kept up with where we were in the parks.

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Mar 2025

Hi Johnson, I’m glad you enjoyed exploring Sequoia and Kings Canyon at your own pace. It’s great that the tour kept up with your location and made the experience smooth and easy. It's awesome to know you’d use it again—that means a lot. If you're eager for more, our 30+ National Parks Bundle includes self-guided tours of the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, and beyond. Enjoy your travels!

danik953

Jan 2025

Super helpful and informative and easy to access! Once you get the app loaded you just click on it. It also pauses when you pause, even if it's a day later.

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Jan 2025

Dani, I'm delighted you enjoyed the Sequoia & Kings Canyon tour! If you're eager for more, our 30+ National Parks Bundle includes self-guided tours of the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, and beyond. Enjoy your travels!

B6563YXdianat

Oct 2024

The parks are awesome!!! and the audio guide was easy to follow and very informative. It really helped a lot to make it easy to enjoy and safe time and effort.

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Nov 2024

Diana, I'm glad you enjoyed my Sequoia & Kings Canyon NP Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour. Combining breathtaking parks and easy-to-follow audio makes it a seamless way to explore, with lots of helpful information to save time and effort. If you want to explore more, check out my 25+ National Parks Bundle, which offers self-guided tours of places like the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, and more. Happy travels!

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