Sequoia National Park

See a vast landscape full of towering trees and massive mountains.

The dramatic landscape of Sequoia National Park testifies to mother nature's size, beauty, and diversity. Guests will be in awe of the huge mountains, rugged foothills, deep canyons, vast caverns, and the world's largest trees when they visit the park. Sequoia National Park lies in the southern Sierra Nevada mountain range, east of the San Joaquin Valley. Weather varies greatly depending on the season, so plan accordingly if you choose to camp here. Elevation ranges from 1,370 up to 14,494 feet.

In the heart of the park, you can see the Giant Forest, which is home to the world's five largest trees, including the famous "General Sherman." The park also has over 240 caves and the tallest mountain in the continental United States. Sequoia is like no other place on earth. Prepare to be humbled while standing next to General Sherman and be amazed by the persistence of life as you learn about how the giant sequoias require fire to be born. This place is every nature lover's dream, come and see the Sequoia National Park with your friends and family.