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Sweat time in 3 Rivers
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The beautiful city of Sequoia National Park awaits you
The forests, mountains and parks are a perfect backdrop to your vacation home in Sequoia National Park. Travelers to this scenic city praise the hiking, camping and restaurants. If you're looking for accommodations with space to entertain friends and family, HomeAway has plenty of options to choose from. Many rental homes offer full kitchens and laundry facilities, perfect for big groups.
Feel dwarfed in the Giant Forest
Home to the park's most impressive specimens, the Giant Forest is a sight to behold. The gargantuan General Sherman Tree rises 275 feet above the forest floor. With a girth of more than 100 feet, it's classed as the largest living tree on earth. The 2-mile Congress Trail will take you past General Sherman, as well as fellow sequoias like the Washington Tree and Telescope Tree. For a glimpse at the park's ancient ecology, head to the pint-sized Giant Forest Museum. It's packed full of interactive exhibits that explore the incredible 3000-year lifespans of the trees.
Epic hikes to Mineral King
Sequoia National Park is a hiker's dream come true, home to legendary routes like the John Muir Trail. Mineral King is another popular summer backpacking destination. The glacial valley is enclosed by mountains such as the mighty Sawtooth Peak. After time in the backcountry, there's no better place to relax than a Sequoia National Park vacation rental. Book a property with a hot tub and your muscles will thank you. While sequoias dominate the canopy, subterranean caves crisscross the park. With bubbling streams and striking stalactites, Crystal Cave offers a fascinating glimpse at what lies beneath Sequoia National Park.
Summers in Sequoia
Summer is high season in Central California, when legions of visitors descend on Sequoia National Park. Can't face the thought of a crowded campground, RV park or cheap hotel? From rustic riverside cottages to luxurious mountain lodges, Sequoia National Park vacation rentals promise a unique experience. If you want to beat the crowds, visit in spring or fall. Remember, snow can fall at any time in Sequoia National Park so check the weather and make sure you have access to tire chains.
Welcome to bear country
From its towering trees to its dramatic mountains, Sequoia National Park is a place of grand proportions. Moro Rock is one of the park's most iconic natural landmarks, with the lofty granite dome offering sweeping views over the Great Western Divide. Sequoia National Park is classed as bear country, so don't forget to keep dogs leashed, make plenty of noise, hike in groups and carry bear spray. Can't get enough nature? Sequoia is bordered by Kings Canyon National Park, home to the deepest gorge in the USA.
Traveling to and around Sequoia National Park
Fly into Fresno Yosemite Intl. Airport (FAT), the closest airport, located 54.8 mi (88.2 km) from the city center.