Top Things to do in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park
Top 5 Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park
This park's main draw, the forest of Giant Sequoias, is home to the largest living things on Earth.
1. Mount Whitney
2. Mineral King Valley
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 53 reviews
A good hiking and backpacking area.
Reviewed By G1575LKmikec
Don't go here expecting to day hike. Everything is long and steep, requiring 4 days minimum to really enjoy, and it's all at elevation, requiring further time car camping or renting lodging near the trailheads to acclimatize for most people. It's also a long, tedious drive on a winding, narow, steep road to get there at all. That said, if you have the better part of a week and the stamina to hike 30 miles and gain 9100' minimum, you'll have relative solitude and views you won't forget.
3. Moro Rock Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,545 reviews
A challenging walk up 400 steps to a spectacular view.
Reviewed By TravelingMerm - Monrovia, United States
You'll earn the view...it's 350 steps and takes you to 6725 feet elevation! It's sooo worth it! The climb up is relatively easy, even if you're moderately out of shape like me! There are sections of gradual inclines in between stairs so you get a break. There are plenty of points climbing up where you'll want to stop and take pictures also, so you can catch your breath. There were several families with babies even climbing up. Your reward is an amazing view of the national park and the Great Western Divide! It's a short hike, we were only here about 30-40 minutes. But a definite must-see while you're here!
4. Kings Canyon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 942 reviews
Kings Canyon National Park is named for this large canyon, perfect for hiking.
Reviewed By BangkokSachse - Bangkok, Thailand
Kings Canyon National Park is wonderful. We like the HWY 180 scenic drive, the King River, cliff overlooks, Grizzly Falls, Roaring River Falls, wild flowers, and Visitor Center. You could visit a cavern at Sequoia National Forest which is in the Kings Canyon.
5. Boyden Cavern
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Boyden Cavern is now open under new management! After 3 seasons of closure from the 2015 Rough Fire, we are excited to again offer tours of this magnificent marble cavern. Visit our website for tour times, tickets, and more information!
Reviewed By B6203HWlaurenp
Great day activity when up in kings canyon to do with our 3 and a half year old! It was a pretty easy hike once you actually get up to the cave and the staff at the gift shop and our tour guide were wonderful informative and patient with us!!! Definitely would recommend if you're looking for a daytime activity. Took about an hour to a hour and a half including the walk up and back. Definitely bring water shoes so you can walk in the creek bed on the way out!!!
