Forest Feature (Giant Forest Area)

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: O......More

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: Outside the Giant Forest MuseumSeating: Limited seating may be availableGetting ThereDrive: The Giant Forest Museum is along Generals Highway. Parking is available directly across the road from the museum. However, this lot fills early—often by 10 am. To park at the museum, arriving before mid‑morning is recommended. If lot is full, proceed to next shuttle bus parking area.Shuttle: The free Sequoia Shuttle operates in Giant Forest and Lodgepole during the summer season. Take Route 1 to reach the Giant Forest Museum. All shuttle buses and routes are wheelchair accessible. Check your park newspaper or bulletin boards for route information.Walk: Many trails lead to the Giant Forest Museum. Check your park newspaper for a trail map of the Giant Forest.AccessibilityThis program is ADA accessible. There may be limited seating for this event. From the Giant Forest Museum Accessible Parking Area, a paved path leads to the front of the museum. The trail is about 150 feet (46 m) long.

Meet in front of the Giant Forest Museum

Ranger's Choice Talk (Grant Grove Area)

Join a ranger to unearth something you might not have known about the park. Topics change daily!

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

Forest Feature (Giant Forest Area)

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: O......More

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: Outside the Giant Forest MuseumSeating: Limited seating may be availableGetting ThereDrive: The Giant Forest Museum is along Generals Highway. Parking is available directly across the road from the museum. However, this lot fills early—often by 10 am. To park at the museum, arriving before mid‑morning is recommended. If lot is full, proceed to next shuttle bus parking area.Shuttle: The free Sequoia Shuttle operates in Giant Forest and Lodgepole during the summer season. Take Route 1 to reach the Giant Forest Museum. All shuttle buses and routes are wheelchair accessible. Check your park newspaper or bulletin boards for route information.Walk: Many trails lead to the Giant Forest Museum. Check your park newspaper for a trail map of the Giant Forest.AccessibilityThis program is ADA accessible. There may be limited seating for this event. From the Giant Forest Museum Accessible Parking Area, a paved path leads to the front of the museum. The trail is about 150 feet (46 m) long.

Meet in front of the Giant Forest Museum

Among the Giants Walk (Grant Grove Area)

Investigate the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old-growth giant sequoia forest.The walk lasts for 1 hour and covers a distance of 0.5 miles (0.8km).Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille ......More

Investigate the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old-growth giant sequoia forest.The walk lasts for 1 hour and covers a distance of 0.5 miles (0.8km).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 Grant Tree Trailhead

Ranger's Choice Talk (Grant Grove Area)

Join a ranger to unearth something you might not have known about the park. Topics change daily!

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

Sign of the Times (Foothills Area)

Program DescriptionLearn the story behind Sequoia’s iconic entrance sign and how its meaning has evolved over time. Chat with a ranger to explore its origins cultural context and what it represents today.Program DetailsLength: Anytime between 10 am and 11 amLocation: Al......More

Program DescriptionLearn the story behind Sequoia’s iconic entrance sign and how its meaning has evolved over time. Chat with a ranger to explore its origins cultural context and what it represents today.Program DetailsLength: Anytime between 10 am and 11 amLocation: Along the sidewalk by the Sequoia Entrance Sign (0.25 miles from Three Rivers entrance station)Seating: No seating is provided standing room onlyGetting ThereDrive: The parking lot for the entrance sign is located along Generals Highway and is 0.25 miles from the Three Rivers Entrance Station.Shuttle: There is no shuttle service to this location.Walk: There are no trails that lead to this location.AccessibilityThis program is ADA accessible and is given next to ADA accessible spaces.

Sequoia Entrance Sign (0.25 miles from Three Rivers entrance station)

Sequoia Basics (Giant Forest Area)

Program DescriptionVisitors from around the world come to marvel at the most massive trees on Earth. This short program explores giant sequoias—their size traits and challenges—while highlighting the General Sherman Tree.Program DetailsLength: 15–20 minutesLocation: Gen......More

Program DescriptionVisitors from around the world come to marvel at the most massive trees on Earth. This short program explores giant sequoias—their size traits and challenges—while highlighting the General Sherman Tree.Program DetailsLength: 15–20 minutesLocation: General Sherman TreeSeating: No seating provided this is a standing program.Getting ThereParking: General parking at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area off Wolverton Road. The lot is 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from the tree access is via the Sherman Tree Trail.Shuttles: The free Giant Forest Shuttle operates in summer and serves Sherman Tree Accessible Trailhead and Sherman Tree Main Parking Area. All shuttle buses and routes are wheelchair accessible.AccessibilityTo take a wheelchair accessible path park at or shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. From there a paved slightly sloped accessible path leads from the to the tree  (0.2 miles /  0.3 km). Benches available along the route. The main Sherman Tree Parking Lot along Wolverton Road has a trail that is steep in sections and not designated as fully accessible.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Among the Giants Walk (Grant Grove Area)

Investigate the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old-growth giant sequoia forest.The walk lasts for 1 hour and covers a distance of 0.5 miles (0.8km).Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille ......More

Investigate the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old-growth giant sequoia forest.The walk lasts for 1 hour and covers a distance of 0.5 miles (0.8km).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 Grant Tree Trailhead

Stories in Stone (Foothills Area)

Explore Pah‑din, once a vibrant village inhabited by Native Americans, to discover ancient pictographs and enduring cultural connections that thrive in this remarkable riverside place.Come visit us at Hospital Rock Picnic Area for 5 minutes or for an hour, anytime betwe......More

Explore Pah‑din, once a vibrant village inhabited by Native Americans, to discover ancient pictographs and enduring cultural connections that thrive in this remarkable riverside place.Come visit us at Hospital Rock Picnic Area for 5 minutes or for an hour, anytime between 2 pm and 3 pm.

Hospital Rock Picnic Area

Ranger's Choice Talk (Grant Grove Area)

Join a ranger to unearth something you might not have known about the park. Topics change daily!

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

Sign of the Times (Foothills Area)

Program DescriptionLearn the story behind Sequoia’s iconic entrance sign and how its meaning has evolved over time. Chat with a ranger to explore its origins cultural context and what it represents today.Program DetailsLength: Anytime between 10 am and 11 amLocation: Al......More

Program DescriptionLearn the story behind Sequoia’s iconic entrance sign and how its meaning has evolved over time. Chat with a ranger to explore its origins cultural context and what it represents today.Program DetailsLength: Anytime between 10 am and 11 amLocation: Along the sidewalk by the Sequoia Entrance Sign (0.25 miles from Three Rivers entrance station)Seating: No seating is provided standing room onlyGetting ThereDrive: The parking lot for the entrance sign is located along Generals Highway and is 0.25 miles from the Three Rivers Entrance Station.Shuttle: There is no shuttle service to this location.Walk: There are no trails that lead to this location.AccessibilityThis program is ADA accessible and is given next to ADA accessible spaces.

Sequoia Entrance Sign (0.25 miles from Three Rivers entrance station)

Sequoia Basics (Giant Forest Area)

Program DescriptionVisitors from around the world come to marvel at the most massive trees on Earth. This short program explores giant sequoias—their size traits and challenges—while highlighting the General Sherman Tree.Program DetailsLength: 15–20 minutesLocation: Gen......More

Program DescriptionVisitors from around the world come to marvel at the most massive trees on Earth. This short program explores giant sequoias—their size traits and challenges—while highlighting the General Sherman Tree.Program DetailsLength: 15–20 minutesLocation: General Sherman TreeSeating: No seating provided this is a standing program.Getting ThereParking: General parking at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area off Wolverton Road. The lot is 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from the tree access is via the Sherman Tree Trail.Shuttles: The free Giant Forest Shuttle operates in summer and serves Sherman Tree Accessible Trailhead and Sherman Tree Main Parking Area. All shuttle buses and routes are wheelchair accessible.AccessibilityTo take a wheelchair accessible path park at or shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. From there a paved slightly sloped accessible path leads from the to the tree  (0.2 miles /  0.3 km). Benches available along the route. The main Sherman Tree Parking Lot along Wolverton Road has a trail that is steep in sections and not designated as fully accessible.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Get to Know Sequoias (Grant Grove Area)

Gain a new appreciation for the significance of giant sequoias. 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 a......More

Gain a new appreciation for the significance of giant sequoias. 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.

Stories in Stone (Foothills Area)

Explore Pah‑din, once a vibrant village inhabited by Native Americans, to discover ancient pictographs and enduring cultural connections that thrive in this remarkable riverside place.Come visit us at Hospital Rock Picnic Area for 5 minutes or for an hour, anytime betwe......More

Explore Pah‑din, once a vibrant village inhabited by Native Americans, to discover ancient pictographs and enduring cultural connections that thrive in this remarkable riverside place.Come visit us at Hospital Rock Picnic Area for 5 minutes or for an hour, anytime between 2 pm and 3 pm.

Hospital Rock Picnic Area

Ranger's Choice Talk (Grant Grove Area)

Join a ranger to unearth something you might not have known about the park. Topics change daily!

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

Forest Feature (Giant Forest Area)

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: O......More

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: Outside the Giant Forest MuseumSeating: Limited seating may be availableGetting ThereDrive: The Giant Forest Museum is along Generals Highway. Parking is available directly across the road from the museum. However, this lot fills early—often by 10 am. To park at the museum, arriving before mid‑morning is recommended. If lot is full, proceed to next shuttle bus parking area.Shuttle: The free Sequoia Shuttle operates in Giant Forest and Lodgepole during the summer season. Take Route 1 to reach the Giant Forest Museum. All shuttle buses and routes are wheelchair accessible. Check your park newspaper or bulletin boards for route information.Walk: Many trails lead to the Giant Forest Museum. Check your park newspaper for a trail map of the Giant Forest.AccessibilityThis program is ADA accessible. There may be limited seating for this event. From the Giant Forest Museum Accessible Parking Area, a paved path leads to the front of the museum. The trail is about 150 feet (46 m) long.

Meet in front of the Giant Forest Museum

Ranger's Choice Talk (Grant Grove Area)

Join a ranger to unearth something you might not have known about the park. Topics change daily!

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

Forest Feature (Giant Forest Area)

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: O......More

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: Outside the Giant Forest MuseumSeating: Limited seating may be availableGetting ThereDrive: The Giant Forest Museum is along Generals Highway. Parking is available directly across the road from the museum. However, this lot fills early—often by 10 am. To park at the museum, arriving before mid‑morning is recommended. If lot is full, proceed to next shuttle bus parking area.Shuttle: The free Sequoia Shuttle operates in Giant Forest and Lodgepole during the summer season. Take Route 1 to reach the Giant Forest Museum. All shuttle buses and routes are wheelchair accessible. Check your park newspaper or bulletin boards for route information.Walk: Many trails lead to the Giant Forest Museum. Check your park newspaper for a trail map of the Giant Forest.AccessibilityThis program is ADA accessible. There may be limited seating for this event. From the Giant Forest Museum Accessible Parking Area, a paved path leads to the front of the museum. The trail is about 150 feet (46 m) long.

Meet in front of the Giant Forest Museum

Ranger's Choice Talk (Grant Grove Area)

Join a ranger to unearth something you might not have known about the park. Topics change daily!

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

Forest Feature (Giant Forest Area)

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: O......More

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: Outside the Giant Forest MuseumSeating: Limited seating may be availableGetting ThereDrive: The Giant Forest Museum is along Generals Highway. Parking is available directly across the road from the museum. However, this lot fills early—often by 10 am. To park at the museum, arriving before mid‑morning is recommended. If lot is full, proceed to next shuttle bus parking area.Shuttle: The free Sequoia Shuttle operates in Giant Forest and Lodgepole during the summer season. Take Route 1 to reach the Giant Forest Museum. All shuttle buses and routes are wheelchair accessible. Check your park newspaper or bulletin boards for route information.Walk: Many trails lead to the Giant Forest Museum. Check your park newspaper for a trail map of the Giant Forest.AccessibilityThis program is ADA accessible. There may be limited seating for this event. From the Giant Forest Museum Accessible Parking Area, a paved path leads to the front of the museum. The trail is about 150 feet (46 m) long.

Meet in front of the Giant Forest Museum

Among the Giants Walk (Grant Grove Area)

Investigate the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old-growth giant sequoia forest.The walk lasts for 1 hour and covers a distance of 0.5 miles (0.8km).Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille ......More

Investigate the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old-growth giant sequoia forest.The walk lasts for 1 hour and covers a distance of 0.5 miles (0.8km).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 Grant Tree Trailhead

Forest Feature (Giant Forest Area)

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: O......More

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: Outside the Giant Forest MuseumSeating: Limited seating may be availableGetting ThereDrive: The Giant Forest Museum is along Generals Highway. Parking is available directly across the road from the museum. However, this lot fills early—often by 10 am. To park at the museum, arriving before mid‑morning is recommended. If lot is full, proceed to next shuttle bus parking area.Shuttle: The free Sequoia Shuttle operates in Giant Forest and Lodgepole during the summer season. Take Route 1 to reach the Giant Forest Museum. All shuttle buses and routes are wheelchair accessible. Check your park newspaper or bulletin boards for route information.Walk: Many trails lead to the Giant Forest Museum. Check your park newspaper for a trail map of the Giant Forest.AccessibilityThis program is ADA accessible. There may be limited seating for this event. From the Giant Forest Museum Accessible Parking Area, a paved path leads to the front of the museum. The trail is about 150 feet (46 m) long.

Meet in front of the Giant Forest Museum

Ranger's Choice Talk (Grant Grove Area)

Join a ranger to unearth something you might not have known about the park. Topics change daily!

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

Forest Feature (Giant Forest Area)

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: O......More

Program DescriptionA brief yet enriching program that highlights a remarkable natural process or cultural story from the Giant Forest. This short talk offers a focused glimpse into what makes the grove extraordinary.Program DetailsLength: 20 to 30 minute talkLocation: Outside the Giant Forest MuseumSeating: Limited seating may be availableGetting ThereDrive: The Giant Forest Museum is along Generals Highway. Parking is available directly across the road from the museum. However, this lot fills early—often by 10 am. To park at the museum, arriving before mid‑morning is recommended. If lot is full, proceed to next shuttle bus parking area.Shuttle: The free Sequoia Shuttle operates in Giant Forest and Lodgepole during the summer season. Take Route 1 to reach the Giant Forest Museum. All shuttle buses and routes are wheelchair accessible. Check your park newspaper or bulletin boards for route information.Walk: Many trails lead to the Giant Forest Museum. Check your park newspaper for a trail map of the Giant Forest.AccessibilityThis program is ADA accessible. There may be limited seating for this event. From the Giant Forest Museum Accessible Parking Area, a paved path leads to the front of the museum. The trail is about 150 feet (46 m) long.

Meet in front of the Giant Forest Museum

Among the Giants Walk (Grant Grove Area)

Investigate the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old-growth giant sequoia forest.The walk lasts for 1 hour and covers a distance of 0.5 miles (0.8km).Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille ......More

Investigate the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old-growth giant sequoia forest.The walk lasts for 1 hour and covers a distance of 0.5 miles (0.8km).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 Grant Tree Trailhead

Ranger's Choice Talk (Grant Grove Area)

Join a ranger to unearth something you might not have known about the park. Topics change daily!

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

Sign of the Times (Foothills Area)

Program DescriptionLearn the story behind Sequoia’s iconic entrance sign and how its meaning has evolved over time. Chat with a ranger to explore its origins cultural context and what it represents today.Program DetailsLength: Anytime between 10 am and 11 amLocation: Al......More

Program DescriptionLearn the story behind Sequoia’s iconic entrance sign and how its meaning has evolved over time. Chat with a ranger to explore its origins cultural context and what it represents today.Program DetailsLength: Anytime between 10 am and 11 amLocation: Along the sidewalk by the Sequoia Entrance Sign (0.25 miles from Three Rivers entrance station)Seating: No seating is provided standing room onlyGetting ThereDrive: The parking lot for the entrance sign is located along Generals Highway and is 0.25 miles from the Three Rivers Entrance Station.Shuttle: There is no shuttle service to this location.Walk: There are no trails that lead to this location.AccessibilityThis program is ADA accessible and is given next to ADA accessible spaces.

Sequoia Entrance Sign (0.25 miles from Three Rivers entrance station)

Sequoia Basics (Giant Forest Area)

Program DescriptionVisitors from around the world come to marvel at the most massive trees on Earth. This short program explores giant sequoias—their size traits and challenges—while highlighting the General Sherman Tree.Program DetailsLength: 15–20 minutesLocation: Gen......More

Program DescriptionVisitors from around the world come to marvel at the most massive trees on Earth. This short program explores giant sequoias—their size traits and challenges—while highlighting the General Sherman Tree.Program DetailsLength: 15–20 minutesLocation: General Sherman TreeSeating: No seating provided this is a standing program.Getting ThereParking: General parking at the Main Sherman Tree Parking Area off Wolverton Road. The lot is 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from the tree access is via the Sherman Tree Trail.Shuttles: The free Giant Forest Shuttle operates in summer and serves Sherman Tree Accessible Trailhead and Sherman Tree Main Parking Area. All shuttle buses and routes are wheelchair accessible.AccessibilityTo take a wheelchair accessible path park at or shuttle to the Sherman Tree Accessible Parking Area. From there a paved slightly sloped accessible path leads from the to the tree  (0.2 miles /  0.3 km). Benches available along the route. The main Sherman Tree Parking Lot along Wolverton Road has a trail that is steep in sections and not designated as fully accessible.

Meet at the base of the General Sherman Tree.

Among the Giants Walk (Grant Grove Area)

Investigate the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old-growth giant sequoia forest.The walk lasts for 1 hour and covers a distance of 0.5 miles (0.8km).Accessibility: This trail features tactile information panels, with raised illustrations and Braille ......More

Investigate the General Grant Grove on this guided walk through the old-growth giant sequoia forest.The walk lasts for 1 hour and covers a distance of 0.5 miles (0.8km).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 Grant Tree Trailhead

Stories in Stone (Foothills Area)

Explore Pah‑din, once a vibrant village inhabited by Native Americans, to discover ancient pictographs and enduring cultural connections that thrive in this remarkable riverside place.Come visit us at Hospital Rock Picnic Area for 5 minutes or for an hour, anytime betwe......More

Explore Pah‑din, once a vibrant village inhabited by Native Americans, to discover ancient pictographs and enduring cultural connections that thrive in this remarkable riverside place.Come visit us at Hospital Rock Picnic Area for 5 minutes or for an hour, anytime between 2 pm and 3 pm.

Hospital Rock Picnic Area

Ranger's Choice Talk (Grant Grove Area)

Join a ranger to unearth something you might not have known about the park. Topics change daily!

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