Zumwalt Meadow Hike (Kings Canyon)

Explore meadows and rocky crags with a ranger on this moderate 1.5 mile (2.4 km) hike with a ranger.1.5 hour, 1.5 mile (2.4 km) guided hikeZumwalt Meadow Trailhead

Meet at the Zumwalt Meadow Trailhead.

North Grove Loop Hike (Kings Canyon)

Gain a deeper understanding of the Sierra Nevada ecosystem on this moderately difficult hike with a ranger. 1.5 hour, 1.8 mile (2.9 km) guided hikeNorth Grove Trailhead, Grant Tree Overflow Lot

Meet at the North Grove Trailhead, which is located in the Grant Tree Overflow Lot.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Congress Trail Trek (Sequoia)

Join a ranger for a guided easy to moderate 2.5 mile (5.6 km) stroll through the Giant Forest on one of Sequoia National Park's most notable trails. 2-3 hours2.5 miles (5.6 km)Meet near the base of the General Sherman

Meet at the General Sherman Tree.

Foothills Focus (Sequoia)

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outs......More

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outside the Foothills Visitor Center.

Outside the Foothills Visitor Center. During intense heat, program may be moved to the inside of the visitor center.

Grant Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Explore the Sierra Drop-in (Kings Canyon)

Stop by to explore more about what makes Kings Canyon National Park unique. Stay for 5 minutes or 30!1.5 hour windowRoads End trailhead, end of Highway 180

Roads End Trailhead, end of Highway 180

Sensory Station (Sequoia)

A standing table to see and feel the forest.1.5 hoursOutside of Lodgepole Visitor Center

Outside of the Lodgepole Visitor Center

Giant Forest Meadow Walk (Sequoia)

Join a guided walk learning about meadows, giant sequoias, and the variety of life they support! Hike is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) on a paved path with 100 feet (30 m) of elevation change.1.5 hoursMeet at the Giant Forest Museum  

Meet at the Giant Forest Museum.

Grant Grove Drop-In (Kings Canyon)

Stop by to explore more about sequoias and the history of the grove. Stay for 5 minutes or 30!1.5 hourMeet at Grant Tree Trailhead

Grant Tree Trailhead

Sensory Station (Sequoia)

A standing table to see and feel the forest.1.5 hoursOutside of the Giant Forest Museum

Outside of the Giant Forest Museum

Sunset Stroll (Kings Canyon)

Explore mountain scenery and the Sierra ecosystem on this moderately easy walk to a spectacular viewpoint.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km) guided hike.Meet at the Panoramic Point Parking Lot north of Grant Grove. No RVs.

Panoramic Point Parking Lot. No RVs.

Potwisha Evening Program (Sequoia)

A true classic, this ranger-led evening program at the Potwisha Campground Amphitheater provides the opportunity for visitors to relax and unwind after a long day of exploring or traveling. Join a ranger to hear stories on park natural and cultural history to learn more......More

A true classic, this ranger-led evening program at the Potwisha Campground Amphitheater provides the opportunity for visitors to relax and unwind after a long day of exploring or traveling. Join a ranger to hear stories on park natural and cultural history to learn more about what makes this national park special. Topics vary.

Amphitheater is beyond Potwisha Campground Campsite 1.For visitors not staying in the Potwisha Campground, please park on the otherside of Generals Highway where the signage says, "Dump Station". Park in the overflow parking lot and walk to the amphi

Lodgepole Evening Program (Sequoia)

Sit back and relax while learning about an aspect of Sequoia National Park. Topics vary. A wheelchair-accessible path leads from the parking lot to the amphitheater.1 hourMeet at Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Cedar Grove Evening Program (Kings Canyon)

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is a......More

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is available on benches with no backs.

Cedar Grove Amphitheater

Zumwalt Meadow Hike (Kings Canyon)

Explore meadows and rocky crags with a ranger on this moderate 1.5 mile (2.4 km) hike with a ranger.1.5 hour, 1.5 mile (2.4 km) guided hikeZumwalt Meadow Trailhead

Meet at the Zumwalt Meadow Trailhead.

Big Stump Basin Hike (Kings Canyon)

Pass meadows and explore massive sequoia stumps and area history on this moderate 1.3 mile (2.1 km) guided hike. 1.5 hours, 1.3 mile (2.1 km) guided hikeMeet at Big Stump Picnic Area

Big Stump Picnic Area

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Crescent Meadow Hike (Sequoia)

Experience scenic vistas along the meadow in this guided hike.2 hours2.5 miles (4 km)Meet at the Crescent Meadows shuttle stop

Meet at the Crescent Meadows shuttle stop.

Grant Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Cedar Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: Wheelchair accessible.

Outside Cedar Grove Visitor Center

Giant Forest Meadow Walk (Sequoia)

Join a guided walk learning about meadows, giant sequoias, and the variety of life they support! Hike is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) on a paved path with 100 feet (30 m) of elevation change.1.5 hoursMeet at the Giant Forest Museum  

Meet at the Giant Forest Museum.

Junior Ranger Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of the park. Interactive program suitable for families and children.30 minute interactive talkMeet at Kings Canyon Visitor CenterAccessibility: Talk is wheelchair accessible.

Kings Canyon Visitor Center

Stunning Sierra Talk (Kings Canyon)

Explore what makes the landscape of Kings Canyon so special.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: The Cedar Grove Visitor Center parking lot has designated accessible spaces with access aisles. Accessible restrooms are available outside the vis......More

Explore what makes the landscape of Kings Canyon so special.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: The Cedar Grove Visitor Center parking lot has designated accessible spaces with access aisles. Accessible restrooms are available outside the visitor center.

Outside Cedar Grove Visitor Center

Sunset Stroll (Kings Canyon)

Explore mountain scenery and the Sierra ecosystem on this moderately easy walk to a spectacular viewpoint.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km) guided hike.Meet at the Panoramic Point Parking Lot north of Grant Grove. No RVs.

Panoramic Point Parking Lot. No RVs.

Lodgepole Evening Program (Sequoia)

Sit back and relax while learning about an aspect of Sequoia National Park. Topics vary. A wheelchair-accessible path leads from the parking lot to the amphitheater.1 hourMeet at Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Cedar Grove Evening Program (Kings Canyon)

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is a......More

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is available on benches with no backs.

Cedar Grove Amphitheater

Zumwalt Meadow Hike (Kings Canyon)

Explore meadows and rocky crags with a ranger on this moderate 1.5 mile (2.4 km) hike with a ranger.1.5 hour, 1.5 mile (2.4 km) guided hikeZumwalt Meadow Trailhead

Meet at the Zumwalt Meadow Trailhead.

Foothills Focus (Sequoia)

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outs......More

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outside the Foothills Visitor Center.

Outside the Foothills Visitor Center. During intense heat, program may be moved to the inside of the visitor center.

Grant Tree Trail Walk (Kings Canyon)

Explore the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old growth sequoia forest.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km)Meet at Grant Tree TrailheadAccessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trai......More

Explore the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old growth sequoia forest.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km)Meet at Grant Tree TrailheadAccessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the Grant Tree Trailhead

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Giant Forest Thru-Hike (Sequoia)

A one-way guided hike through the forest. Shuttle service is available for return.3 hours (one-way)3 miles (4.8 km)Meet near the base of the General Sherman tree.

Meet near the base of the General Sherman tree.

Giant Forest Meadow Walk (Sequoia)

Join a guided walk learning about meadows, giant sequoias, and the variety of life they support! Hike is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) on a paved path with 100 feet (30 m) of elevation change.1.5 hoursMeet at the Giant Forest Museum  

Meet at the Giant Forest Museum.

Kings Canyon Overlook Drop-In

Stop by to explore more about what makes Kings Canyon National Park unique. Stay for 5 minutes or 30!1.5 hour windowKings Canyon Overlook, on Generals Highway

Kings Canyon Overlook

Lodgepole Story Program (Sequoia)

A youth-oriented storybook program. 30 minutesMeet outside of the Lodgepole Visitor Center

Outside of the Lodgepole Visitor Center

Lodgepole Evening Program (Sequoia)

Sit back and relax while learning about an aspect of Sequoia National Park. Topics vary. A wheelchair-accessible path leads from the parking lot to the amphitheater.1 hourMeet at Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Big Stump Basin Hike (Kings Canyon)

Pass meadows and explore massive sequoia stumps and area history on this moderate 1.3 mile (2.1 km) guided hike. 1.5 hours, 1.3 mile (2.1 km) guided hikeMeet at Big Stump Picnic Area

Big Stump Picnic Area

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Waterfall Walk (Sequoia)

A guided hike along a river to a waterfall. 1 - 2 hours1.7 mi. (2.7 km) one-wayMeet at the Tokopah Falls trailhead.

Tokopah Falls Trailhead

Grant Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Cedar Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: Wheelchair accessible.

Outside Cedar Grove Visitor Center

Canyon Critters (Kings Canyon)

Overlook Bradley Meadow as you learn about some of the amazing animals found within Kings Canyon National Park.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village, across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village, across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center

Stunning Sierra Talk (Kings Canyon)

Explore what makes the landscape of Kings Canyon so special.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: The Cedar Grove Visitor Center parking lot has designated accessible spaces with access aisles. Accessible restrooms are available outside the vis......More

Explore what makes the landscape of Kings Canyon so special.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: The Cedar Grove Visitor Center parking lot has designated accessible spaces with access aisles. Accessible restrooms are available outside the visitor center.

Outside Cedar Grove Visitor Center

Sunset Stroll (Kings Canyon)

Explore mountain scenery and the Sierra ecosystem on this moderately easy walk to a spectacular viewpoint.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km) guided hike.Meet at the Panoramic Point Parking Lot north of Grant Grove. No RVs.

Panoramic Point Parking Lot. No RVs.

Lodgepole Evening Program (Sequoia)

Sit back and relax while learning about an aspect of Sequoia National Park. Topics vary. A wheelchair-accessible path leads from the parking lot to the amphitheater.1 hourMeet at Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Zumwalt Meadow Hike (Kings Canyon)

Explore meadows and rocky crags with a ranger on this moderate 1.5 mile (2.4 km) hike with a ranger.1.5 hour, 1.5 mile (2.4 km) guided hikeZumwalt Meadow Trailhead

Meet at the Zumwalt Meadow Trailhead.

Foothills Focus (Sequoia)

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outs......More

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outside the Foothills Visitor Center.

Outside the Foothills Visitor Center. During intense heat, program may be moved to the inside of the visitor center.

Grant Tree Trail Walk (Kings Canyon)

Explore the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old growth sequoia forest.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km)Meet at Grant Tree TrailheadAccessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trai......More

Explore the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old growth sequoia forest.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km)Meet at Grant Tree TrailheadAccessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the Grant Tree Trailhead

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Congress Trail Trek (Sequoia)

Join a ranger for a guided easy to moderate 2.5 mile (5.6 km) stroll through the Giant Forest on one of Sequoia National Park's most notable trails. 2-3 hours2.5 miles (5.6 km)Meet near the base of the General Sherman

Meet at the General Sherman Tree.

Giant Forest Meadow Walk (Sequoia)

Join a guided walk learning about meadows, giant sequoias, and the variety of life they support! Hike is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) on a paved path with 100 feet (30 m) of elevation change.1.5 hoursMeet at the Giant Forest Museum  

Meet at the Giant Forest Museum.

Kings Canyon Overlook Drop-In

Stop by to explore more about what makes Kings Canyon National Park unique. Stay for 5 minutes or 30!1.5 hour windowKings Canyon Overlook, on Generals Highway

Kings Canyon Overlook

Lodgepole Evening Program (Sequoia)

Sit back and relax while learning about an aspect of Sequoia National Park. Topics vary. A wheelchair-accessible path leads from the parking lot to the amphitheater.1 hourMeet at Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Zumwalt Meadow Hike (Kings Canyon)

Explore meadows and rocky crags with a ranger on this moderate 1.5 mile (2.4 km) hike with a ranger.1.5 hour, 1.5 mile (2.4 km) guided hikeZumwalt Meadow Trailhead

Meet at the Zumwalt Meadow Trailhead.

Big Stump Basin Hike (Kings Canyon)

Pass meadows and explore massive sequoia stumps and area history on this moderate 1.3 mile (2.1 km) guided hike. 1.5 hours, 1.3 mile (2.1 km) guided hikeMeet at Big Stump Picnic Area

Big Stump Picnic Area

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Grant Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Explore the Sierra Drop-in (Kings Canyon)

Stop by to explore more about what makes Kings Canyon National Park unique. Stay for 5 minutes or 30!1.5 hour windowRoads End trailhead, end of Highway 180

Roads End Trailhead, end of Highway 180

Junior Ranger Walk (Sequoia)

A guided walk for all ages. Youth oriented.1.5 hours1 mile (1.6 km)Meet outside of the Giant Forest Museum

Meet outside of the Giant Forest Museum

Canyon Critters (Kings Canyon)

Overlook Bradley Meadow as you learn about some of the amazing animals found within Kings Canyon National Park.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village, across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village, across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center

Sunset Stroll (Kings Canyon)

Explore mountain scenery and the Sierra ecosystem on this moderately easy walk to a spectacular viewpoint.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km) guided hike.Meet at the Panoramic Point Parking Lot north of Grant Grove. No RVs.

Panoramic Point Parking Lot. No RVs.

Lodgepole Evening Program (Sequoia)

Sit back and relax while learning about an aspect of Sequoia National Park. Topics vary. A wheelchair-accessible path leads from the parking lot to the amphitheater.1 hourMeet at Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Cedar Grove Evening Program (Kings Canyon)

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is a......More

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is available on benches with no backs.

Cedar Grove Amphitheater

Zumwalt Meadow Hike (Kings Canyon)

Explore meadows and rocky crags with a ranger on this moderate 1.5 mile (2.4 km) hike with a ranger.1.5 hour, 1.5 mile (2.4 km) guided hikeZumwalt Meadow Trailhead

Meet at the Zumwalt Meadow Trailhead.

Grant Tree Trail Walk (Kings Canyon)

Explore the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old growth sequoia forest.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km)Meet at Grant Tree TrailheadAccessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trai......More

Explore the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old growth sequoia forest.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km)Meet at Grant Tree TrailheadAccessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the Grant Tree Trailhead

Junior Ranger Walk (Sequoia)

A guided walk for all ages. Youth oriented.1 - 2 hours1 mile (1.6 km)Meet outside of the Giant Forest Museum

Meet outside of the Giant Forest Museum

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Waterfall Walk (Sequoia)

A guided hike along a river to a waterfall. 1 - 2 hours1.7 mi. (2.7 km) one-wayMeet at the Tokopah Falls trailhead.

Tokopah Falls Trailhead

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Sensory Station (Sequoia)

A standing table to see and feel the forest.1.5 hoursOutside of the Giant Forest Museum

Outside of the Giant Forest Museum

Foothills Focus (Sequoia)

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outs......More

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outside the Foothills Visitor Center.

Outside the Foothills Visitor Center. During intense heat, program may be moved to the inside of the visitor center.

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Congress Trail Trek (Sequoia)

Join a ranger for a guided easy to moderate 2.5 mile (5.6 km) stroll through the Giant Forest on one of Sequoia National Park's most notable trails. 2-3 hours2.5 miles (5.6 km)Meet near the base of the General Sherman

Meet at the General Sherman Tree.

Grant Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Cedar Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: Wheelchair accessible.

Outside Cedar Grove Visitor Center

Sensory Station (Sequoia)

A standing table to see and feel the forest.1.5 hoursOutside of Lodgepole Visitor Center

Outside of the Lodgepole Visitor Center

Giant Forest Meadow Walk (Sequoia)

Join a guided walk learning about meadows, giant sequoias, and the variety of life they support! Hike is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) on a paved path with 100 feet (30 m) of elevation change.1.5 hoursMeet at the Giant Forest Museum  

Meet at the Giant Forest Museum.

Sensory Station (Sequoia)

A standing table to see and feel the forest.1.5 hoursOutside of the Giant Forest Museum

Outside of the Giant Forest Museum

Junior Ranger Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of the park. Interactive program suitable for families and children.30 minute interactive talkMeet at Kings Canyon Visitor CenterAccessibility: Talk is wheelchair accessible.

Kings Canyon Visitor Center

Stunning Sierra Talk (Kings Canyon)

Explore what makes the landscape of Kings Canyon so special.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: The Cedar Grove Visitor Center parking lot has designated accessible spaces with access aisles. Accessible restrooms are available outside the vis......More

Explore what makes the landscape of Kings Canyon so special.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: The Cedar Grove Visitor Center parking lot has designated accessible spaces with access aisles. Accessible restrooms are available outside the visitor center.

Outside Cedar Grove Visitor Center

Sunset Stroll (Kings Canyon)

Explore mountain scenery and the Sierra ecosystem on this moderately easy walk to a spectacular viewpoint.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km) guided hike.Meet at the Panoramic Point Parking Lot north of Grant Grove. No RVs.

Panoramic Point Parking Lot. No RVs.

Potwisha Evening Program (Sequoia)

A true classic, this ranger-led evening program at the Potwisha Campground Amphitheater provides the opportunity for visitors to relax and unwind after a long day of exploring or traveling. Join a ranger to hear stories on park natural and cultural history to learn more......More

A true classic, this ranger-led evening program at the Potwisha Campground Amphitheater provides the opportunity for visitors to relax and unwind after a long day of exploring or traveling. Join a ranger to hear stories on park natural and cultural history to learn more about what makes this national park special. Topics vary.

Amphitheater is beyond Potwisha Campground Campsite 1.For visitors not staying in the Potwisha Campground, please park on the otherside of Generals Highway where the signage says, "Dump Station". Park in the overflow parking lot and walk to the amphi

Lodgepole Evening Program (Sequoia)

Sit back and relax while learning about an aspect of Sequoia National Park. Topics vary. A wheelchair-accessible path leads from the parking lot to the amphitheater.1 hourMeet at Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Cedar Grove Evening Program (Kings Canyon)

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is a......More

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is available on benches with no backs.

Cedar Grove Amphitheater

Zumwalt Meadow Hike (Kings Canyon)

Explore meadows and rocky crags with a ranger on this moderate 1.5 mile (2.4 km) hike with a ranger.1.5 hour, 1.5 mile (2.4 km) guided hikeZumwalt Meadow Trailhead

Meet at the Zumwalt Meadow Trailhead.

North Grove Loop Hike (Kings Canyon)

Gain a deeper understanding of the Sierra Nevada ecosystem on this moderately difficult hike with a ranger. 1.5 hour, 1.8 mile (2.9 km) guided hikeNorth Grove Trailhead, Grant Tree Overflow Lot

Meet at the North Grove Trailhead, which is located in the Grant Tree Overflow Lot.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Congress Trail Trek (Sequoia)

Join a ranger for a guided easy to moderate 2.5 mile (5.6 km) stroll through the Giant Forest on one of Sequoia National Park's most notable trails. 2-3 hours2.5 miles (5.6 km)Meet near the base of the General Sherman

Meet at the General Sherman Tree.

Foothills Focus (Sequoia)

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outs......More

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outside the Foothills Visitor Center.

Outside the Foothills Visitor Center. During intense heat, program may be moved to the inside of the visitor center.

Grant Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Explore the Sierra Drop-in (Kings Canyon)

Stop by to explore more about what makes Kings Canyon National Park unique. Stay for 5 minutes or 30!1.5 hour windowRoads End trailhead, end of Highway 180

Roads End Trailhead, end of Highway 180

Sensory Station (Sequoia)

A standing table to see and feel the forest.1.5 hoursOutside of Lodgepole Visitor Center

Outside of the Lodgepole Visitor Center

Giant Forest Meadow Walk (Sequoia)

Join a guided walk learning about meadows, giant sequoias, and the variety of life they support! Hike is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) on a paved path with 100 feet (30 m) of elevation change.1.5 hoursMeet at the Giant Forest Museum  

Meet at the Giant Forest Museum.

Grant Grove Drop-In (Kings Canyon)

Stop by to explore more about sequoias and the history of the grove. Stay for 5 minutes or 30!1.5 hourMeet at Grant Tree Trailhead

Grant Tree Trailhead

Sensory Station (Sequoia)

A standing table to see and feel the forest.1.5 hoursOutside of the Giant Forest Museum

Outside of the Giant Forest Museum

Sunset Stroll (Kings Canyon)

Explore mountain scenery and the Sierra ecosystem on this moderately easy walk to a spectacular viewpoint.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km) guided hike.Meet at the Panoramic Point Parking Lot north of Grant Grove. No RVs.

Panoramic Point Parking Lot. No RVs.

Potwisha Evening Program (Sequoia)

A true classic, this ranger-led evening program at the Potwisha Campground Amphitheater provides the opportunity for visitors to relax and unwind after a long day of exploring or traveling. Join a ranger to hear stories on park natural and cultural history to learn more......More

A true classic, this ranger-led evening program at the Potwisha Campground Amphitheater provides the opportunity for visitors to relax and unwind after a long day of exploring or traveling. Join a ranger to hear stories on park natural and cultural history to learn more about what makes this national park special. Topics vary.

Amphitheater is beyond Potwisha Campground Campsite 1.For visitors not staying in the Potwisha Campground, please park on the otherside of Generals Highway where the signage says, "Dump Station". Park in the overflow parking lot and walk to the amphi

Lodgepole Evening Program (Sequoia)

Sit back and relax while learning about an aspect of Sequoia National Park. Topics vary. A wheelchair-accessible path leads from the parking lot to the amphitheater.1 hourMeet at Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Cedar Grove Evening Program (Kings Canyon)

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is a......More

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is available on benches with no backs.

Cedar Grove Amphitheater

Zumwalt Meadow Hike (Kings Canyon)

Explore meadows and rocky crags with a ranger on this moderate 1.5 mile (2.4 km) hike with a ranger.1.5 hour, 1.5 mile (2.4 km) guided hikeZumwalt Meadow Trailhead

Meet at the Zumwalt Meadow Trailhead.

Big Stump Basin Hike (Kings Canyon)

Pass meadows and explore massive sequoia stumps and area history on this moderate 1.3 mile (2.1 km) guided hike. 1.5 hours, 1.3 mile (2.1 km) guided hikeMeet at Big Stump Picnic Area

Big Stump Picnic Area

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Crescent Meadow Hike (Sequoia)

Experience scenic vistas along the meadow in this guided hike.2 hours2.5 miles (4 km)Meet at the Crescent Meadows shuttle stop

Meet at the Crescent Meadows shuttle stop.

Grant Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Cedar Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: Wheelchair accessible.

Outside Cedar Grove Visitor Center

Giant Forest Meadow Walk (Sequoia)

Join a guided walk learning about meadows, giant sequoias, and the variety of life they support! Hike is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) on a paved path with 100 feet (30 m) of elevation change.1.5 hoursMeet at the Giant Forest Museum  

Meet at the Giant Forest Museum.

Junior Ranger Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of the park. Interactive program suitable for families and children.30 minute interactive talkMeet at Kings Canyon Visitor CenterAccessibility: Talk is wheelchair accessible.

Kings Canyon Visitor Center

Stunning Sierra Talk (Kings Canyon)

Explore what makes the landscape of Kings Canyon so special.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: The Cedar Grove Visitor Center parking lot has designated accessible spaces with access aisles. Accessible restrooms are available outside the vis......More

Explore what makes the landscape of Kings Canyon so special.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: The Cedar Grove Visitor Center parking lot has designated accessible spaces with access aisles. Accessible restrooms are available outside the visitor center.

Outside Cedar Grove Visitor Center

Sunset Stroll (Kings Canyon)

Explore mountain scenery and the Sierra ecosystem on this moderately easy walk to a spectacular viewpoint.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km) guided hike.Meet at the Panoramic Point Parking Lot north of Grant Grove. No RVs.

Panoramic Point Parking Lot. No RVs.

Lodgepole Evening Program (Sequoia)

Sit back and relax while learning about an aspect of Sequoia National Park. Topics vary. A wheelchair-accessible path leads from the parking lot to the amphitheater.1 hourMeet at Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Cedar Grove Evening Program (Kings Canyon)

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is a......More

Learn about a fascinating aspect of Kings Canyon National Park. Check at the Cedar Grove Visitor Center or amphitheater for weekly program topics.45 minute illustrated talkMeet at Cedar Grove amphitheaterAccessibility: This program is wheelchair accessible. Seating is available on benches with no backs.

Cedar Grove Amphitheater

Zumwalt Meadow Hike (Kings Canyon)

Explore meadows and rocky crags with a ranger on this moderate 1.5 mile (2.4 km) hike with a ranger.1.5 hour, 1.5 mile (2.4 km) guided hikeZumwalt Meadow Trailhead

Meet at the Zumwalt Meadow Trailhead.

Foothills Focus (Sequoia)

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outs......More

This short program is available to be given multiple times during the 1.5-hour window. During your interaction with the ranger, you will have the opportunity to learn about as aspect of the Foothills, which is the most diverse area within the parks. Find the ranger outside the Foothills Visitor Center.

Outside the Foothills Visitor Center. During intense heat, program may be moved to the inside of the visitor center.

Grant Tree Trail Walk (Kings Canyon)

Explore the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old growth sequoia forest.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km)Meet at Grant Tree TrailheadAccessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trai......More

Explore the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old growth sequoia forest.1 hour, 0.5 mile (0.8km)Meet at Grant Tree TrailheadAccessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the Grant Tree Trailhead

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Giant Forest Thru-Hike (Sequoia)

A one-way guided hike through the forest. Shuttle service is available for return.3 hours (one-way)3 miles (4.8 km)Meet near the base of the General Sherman tree.

Meet near the base of the General Sherman tree.

Giant Forest Meadow Walk (Sequoia)

Join a guided walk learning about meadows, giant sequoias, and the variety of life they support! Hike is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) on a paved path with 100 feet (30 m) of elevation change.1.5 hoursMeet at the Giant Forest Museum  

Meet at the Giant Forest Museum.

Kings Canyon Overlook Drop-In

Stop by to explore more about what makes Kings Canyon National Park unique. Stay for 5 minutes or 30!1.5 hour windowKings Canyon Overlook, on Generals Highway

Kings Canyon Overlook

Lodgepole Story Program (Sequoia)

A youth-oriented storybook program. 30 minutesMeet outside of the Lodgepole Visitor Center

Outside of the Lodgepole Visitor Center

Lodgepole Evening Program (Sequoia)

Sit back and relax while learning about an aspect of Sequoia National Park. Topics vary. A wheelchair-accessible path leads from the parking lot to the amphitheater.1 hourMeet at Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Lodgepole Campground Amphitheater

Big Stump Basin Hike (Kings Canyon)

Pass meadows and explore massive sequoia stumps and area history on this moderate 1.3 mile (2.1 km) guided hike. 1.5 hours, 1.3 mile (2.1 km) guided hikeMeet at Big Stump Picnic Area

Big Stump Picnic Area

Forest Feature Talk (Sequoia)

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a d......More

 A standing intro to natural or cultural figures in Sequoia National Park.15 minutesMeet outside of the Giant Forest MuseumAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. The parking lot adjacent to the museum and shuttle stop is a dedicated accessible lot. A pavel, level route provides access from the parking area to the meeting spot by the Sentinel Tree. 

Meet at the Sentinel Tree in front of the Giant Forest Museum in Sequoia National Park.

Grant Tree Talk (Kings Canyon)

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated......More

What is the significance of sequoia trees? Meet at the General Grant Tree for this ranger-led talk. Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille text. While paved, the trail has steep sections and is not designated as wheelchair-accessible. A separate short trail that leads around the General Grant Tree includes stairs, but can be bypassed to complete the loop. Benches are placed in pullouts along the trails.There is one accessible parking space, accessible flush restrooms, and drinking fountains at the trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Grant Tree.

General Sherman Talk (Sequoia)

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the ......More

Gain a deeper understanding of giant sequoia trees, including the world's largest living tree by volume, the General Sherman Tree.15 minutesMeet at the base of the Sherman TreeAccessibility: Program is wheelchair accessible. There is no seating for this event. From the Sherman Tree Accessbile Parking Area, a paved, slightly-sloped path leads to the General Sherman Tree. The trail is about 500 feet (150 m) long and features benches along the way.Parking in Summer: Accessible parking is available at the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area and Trailhead. General Parking and five additional designated accessible parking spaces are available at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area, located 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from of the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. These spaces accommodate cars and vans, and include access aisles and curb cuts. From here, take an accessible shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible parking Area and Accessible Trailhead.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Waterfall Walk (Sequoia)

A guided hike along a river to a waterfall. 1 - 2 hours1.7 mi. (2.7 km) one-wayMeet at the Tokopah Falls trailhead.

Tokopah Falls Trailhead

Grant Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village (across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center)

Cedar Grove Ranger's Choice Talk (Kings Canyon)

Join a ranger to explore a fascinating part of Kings Canyon.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: Wheelchair accessible.

Outside Cedar Grove Visitor Center

Canyon Critters (Kings Canyon)

Overlook Bradley Meadow as you learn about some of the amazing animals found within Kings Canyon National Park.20 minute talkMeet at Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village, across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center

Bradley Meadow in Grant Grove Village, across from Kings Canyon Visitor Center

Stunning Sierra Talk (Kings Canyon)

Explore what makes the landscape of Kings Canyon so special.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: The Cedar Grove Visitor Center parking lot has designated accessible spaces with access aisles. Accessible restrooms are available outside the vis......More

Explore what makes the landscape of Kings Canyon so special.20 minutesMeet outside Cedar Grove Visitor CenterAccessibility: The Cedar Grove Visitor Center parking lot has designated accessible spaces with access aisles. Accessible restrooms are available outside the visitor center.

Outside Cedar Grove Visitor Center