This trail follows the Kaweah River up to a magnificent cascade. This stunning hike will leave you memorized by the huge granite cliffs that flank you, diversity of trees and abundance of water all around.
length
4.2 miles
elev. gain
430 ft
level
Moderate
Big Trees Trail (Round Meadow)
Located near the General Sherman and the Congress Trail this can be a great addition to any experience you may want to have in Sequoia National Park.
length
0.7 miles
elev. gain
<50 ft
level
easy
Moro Rock
This is a must visit when going to Sequoia National Park and one of our most popular hikes. Climb 350 stairs up a giant granite rock and experience one of the greatest views you’ll ever see.
length
400 stairs
elev. gain
300 ft
level
moderate
Marble Falls
Located at a lower elevation in Sequoia National Park, this trail can be accessed year round. The well maintained path traverses back towards the valley that makes up the Marble Fork watershed. The pools are fit for a king!
length
8 Miles
elev. gain
1500 ft
Grade
Difficult
Congress Trail (General Sherman)
This is the most popular hike in Sequoia National Park and for good reason. The largest living thing in the world can be found in the heart of this Giant Sequoia grove.
length
2.9 miles
elev. gain
462 ft
level
moderate
Kings Canyon National Park
General Grant
Take a paved walk amongst some of the biggest living trees in the world including the General Grant, the 3rd largest living thing in the world, also known as the Nation’s Christmas Tree.
length
0.7 miles
gain
<50 ft
level
easy
Zumwalt Meadow
Explore an absolutely hidden gem deep in the Sierras. Cross the Kings Rivers over a suspension bridge and walk around a pristine meadow flanked by stunning granite faces.
