National Park Service, Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks Review

Great aura, amazing scenery, many trails and natural monuments to see...

Such a beautiful and amazing forest with lots of adventure. We had such an amazing time and learned a lot about the Red Wood Sequoia trees

Hundreds of curves on your way to the top. Magnificent views in and through the forest. Trees that are mind boggling. Glad I went and plan to go again.

Awesome place to camp, and enjoy it with the famaly..

My family had an amazing time with the Giants this weekend!

Very beautiful place. I went in mid March. Lots of snow. My children really enjoyed playing in the snow and seeing the scenery. I highly recommend going. I want to go in the summer to be able to walk. Several roads are closed in winter.

So beautiful always a new trail to trek and great campsites.

Neat National Parks with amazingly large trees. It is definitely worth visiting to see all the beauty!

It is a paradisiacal place, there are cabins, hiking place, area for bisicleta, skates, crystal clear stream and a super beautiful landscape

The BEST, we had a fabulous time. Old timey, and they encourage unplugging and enjoying the people around you. The staff treated us wonderfully, they were helpful with sledding directions for our 11 year old. We can not wait for our April trip up to the lodge.

A beautiful place to hike and picnic with the family. There are a lot of bears and deer right now. To avoid the heat, I highly recommend going above the foothills up to the giant trees in order to avoid the heat. Remember to take water, sanitizer, sun block, and snacks. And mouth covers for when you come across groups of people.

These parks are my top favorites. These are actually two parks adjacent with each other and are part of the Sequoia National forest. It is humbling to stand on the world's biggest tree, General Sherman located at Sequoia NP and the second biggest General Grant, located at Kings Canyon NP. Both parks have a lot of hiking trails and spectacular views of the big forests, canyons and rivers.

This park is truly a must-see. The drive in was incredible, so so beautiful! You will drive up till 6000+ feet where you can find the beautiful Sequoia trees.

(7/5/20)This place is just amazing and i just dont tired of coming here, its just beautiful!however now with the pandemic park rangets are not doing their job by keeping it clean. They still charge you to get in but the everything is closed and the restrooms were filthy! There was no hand sanitizer available to the public. I appreciate being able to drive through however if you do something do it right! You charge us, do your job. If you dont do your job dont charge us!

Giant trees.. Mountains.. Fresh air.. No other place we'd rather be. Try to avoid holidays or busy days. Pack a lunch and have some fun.

Awesome scenery, big trees and lots of hiking. I like Yosemite a bit better but that's just me.

Loved the trails!! Some are easy enough for children and the views are amazing !!!

Stunning natural beauty. magnificent and amazing nature

Very beautiful. Trees are amazing. Canyon is magnificent. A must to visit.

Magnificent national park. The snow prevents access to the hiking trails and Grant Grove. Pity. Must go in summer. Don't forget to stop at the museum.

Unbelievable natural beauty withe the opportunity to get up close to General Sherman, the largest tree in the world! Plenty of wonderful hiking trails.

Great place to spend time with nature.Walking on the trails watching giant sequoia trees is a wonderful experience.

Spectacular and colorful view, the nature that surrounds this place is very impressive, the energy of the entire environment is Wonderful. A unique visit to a magnificent place, I will surely return when I have a new opportunity.

UPS is a reserve located at 6000 feet high and is a magnificent forest of giant trees

One of the most beautiful places I've ever seen in the world!!! Giant sequoias are incredible.

Beautiful views, hiking trails, a crazy high altitude drive. The weather was cool even in June. Make sure to get gas before entering the park.

Loved every bit of this park! Just a short drive up from Fresno into the National Park. You pass beautiful citrus orchards on the way. There is even local fruit stands along the way. The visitors center has a small museum with artifacts on one side and a gift shop on the other. Across from the visitors center there is a spot with picnic benches to stop and eat your lunch. The scenery is so beautiful as you climb up the mountain towards the giant forest. You must stop at General Sherman and take a picture next to the biggest tree you will ever see! The trail is beautiful and great for the whole family. There are plenty of places to stop and take pictures and even pull an RV up and stay! A place to visit for sure.

Beautiful national park, great for the whole family. We had a family member in a wheelchair and had no issues accessing the trails marked as accessible. We visited at the beginning of Sept and it was not very crowded except for some small crowds at General Sherman Tree. My two older children completed their Jr. Ranger workbooks and earned their badges.

Beautiful place. A must visit if you can. So many different areas to explore.

Very beautiful, never seen snow in my life and it was covered everywhere. Love it so peaceful.

Amazing park to visit, have a good plan and get your tires chains if you want to visit during the winter, snow would be challenge in driving. A lot of giant trees and hiking trails. Really enjoyed the visit.

Hiking here is wonderful! It's gorgeous & there's so much more to see than just the Giant Sequoias, which are indescribable!

Great place to vacation/visit. Hiking was beautiful, trails were very nice and well kept.

Its just beautiful. No words to describe it. Just an amazing. 1/03/020

This place is beyond words. Tak ethe day to enjoy and not go being rushed because you will miss a lot of beautiful scenery and trails.

Amazing park! It was comfortably warm at the end of June. Be aware of a long serpentine drive up to mountains, which may not be comfortable in rain.

Visited this place during covid shutdown. Great trees and view. Found a nice view by the road. I wish I had more time to spend here and will definitely come again. During April/May the snow is melting and many streams of water can be found around the park. Fantastic place to be even during winter.

Love this park!! I even like it more than Yosemite.

I like to go with friends to this restaurant with my highest recommendations. I visit this restaurant often. This recommendation is always successful. The meals are yummy and the team is attentive and cooperative. always when we visit this place we have a splendid time. I recommend this place with pleasure.

The beauty of the sequoias is amazing. The trails alone are worth the visit. I spent most of my time hiking through three of the major trails, and the views were enough to Make me not want to leave.

This place is beautiful! Lots of things to do and see. Trails for hiking, 4wheeling and horse back riding. There are also a lot of campgrounds to stay at as well as cabins inside of the park and a lot just outside of the park as well. Great place for day trips or week trip. Just driving through the park is a wonderful sight!

Beautiful parks.There's a lot to see here, don't expect to do it all in one day. Bring a sweater and sunscreen.

This is one of the most amazing places to visit in our beautiful state of California and we calis love our outdoors

You have to be mentally prepared to drive up narrow roads up the mountain but our overall experience was good. Take sunscreen, hats, layers, and plenty of water. Unfortunately I will not be returning soon because I took my 3 year old and found out he gets car sick...but I highly recommend it to adventurous people looking for a new adventure. Per car is $35, per person is $20, and they have other options (example: yearly passes). And they give you a map at the entrance with your receipt. From what I read you would need to give yourself 2 hours for the drive and the scenic stops so be prepared.

Incredible feeling ... Great to renew energy and be dazzled by the scenery

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park are located in the eastern part of central California. The landscape is rich and chic. There are soaring giant redwoods and magnificent mountains, which can listen to the roar of the river in the canyon. Take a peek at the lake's warm reflections in the blue bushes. The park has the world's largest tree - General Sherman Tree, and the "American National Christmas Tree" - General Grant Tree, which attracts many travelers.

An experience of a lifetime, which I will definitely do again.

Wow what a great place to drive off of a cliff.
we stayed at Potwisha Camp ground.we were scared to go anywhere else. You have to walk Miles to see Gen. Sherman, and drive then hike another one or two to see Gen. Grant. I was glad to be home after wards. Daring AND young you should be. Make sure your brakes are in good health.