All Sequoia & Kings Canyon Entrances Closed
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks entrances are closed until further notice. Kings Canyon National Park is expected to remain closed to public access through March. Sequoia National Park is expected to remain closed through at least April 15, and likely much later. Please visit our Service Updates page for re-opening dates and information.
Winter Road Alerts
Park Roads may be closed due to winter storm impacts.
For current conditions, please call 559-565-3341, press 1, then 1 again.
Visit Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
Explore a world unlike any other
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks in California will expand your perspective, renew your spirit and challenge your sense of wonder. Like the sky-piercing trees that grow only here, Sequoia and Kings Canyon's scale is ancient and epic. Experience exciting Sierra recreation on a level that field guides and trail maps only begin to reveal.
Sequoia National Park
Gaze at the General Sherman Tree, hike on trails including Big Trees Trail and Tokopah Falls Trail, and take in spectacular views from Moro Rock.
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Kings Canyon National Park
Explore the celebrated sequoias at Grant Grove, feel the mist of powerful waterfalls including Roaring River Falls, hike on the Big Stump Trail.
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Wuksachi Lodge
Open year-round and located with the best access to Sequoia's awesome attractions, Wuksachi Lodge is a striking stone-and-cedar mountain lodge - and Sequoia’s signature hotel.
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John Muir Lodge
John Muir Lodge is a stone-and-timber retreat located in Grant Grove Village and within minutes of historic Grant Grove, and open year-round.
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Grant Grove Cabins
The rustic Grant Grove Cabins are available in both timber and tent cabin styles, and are within walking distance of Grant Grove and the world-famous General Grant Tree.
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Cedar Grove Lodge
Nestled in a glaciated canyon, Cedar Grove Lodge is located in the heart of Kings Canyon National Park at Cedar Grove Village.
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Bearpaw High Sierra Camp
Guests have experienced this Sequoia tradition for more than 75 years, seeing the High Sierra in comfort and style. Set high atop a 7,800-foot granite saddle overlooking the Great Western Divide, walk away with unforgettable alpine memories.
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Must-Know Info
Service Updates
Get the latest details on what's open, and learn what we are doing to help keep our visitors safe!
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Current Road Conditions & Travel Alerts
Check on the road conditions for your trip to Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks.
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Limited Wi-Fi
There's limited Wi-Fi at Sequoia and Kings Canyon. Instead, make a giant connection.
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Things to Do
From the world's largest trees to a gorge deeper than the Grand Canyon - adventure awaits in Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks.