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Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
Welcome to the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Page This site is dedicated to providing information on Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks It is our intent to provide information that will be of assistance in planning a trip, vacation or obtaining data about these parks.

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to the work of John Muir and other early conservationists, the natural beauty of Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks has been preserved from the depths of the Kings Canyon to the summit of Mount Whitney in Sequoia National Park.
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One week later, General Grant National Park was created by Congress to protect the grove of giant sequoias, including the General Grant Tree, the second largest tree in the world.
invite you to be our guest while you discover the pristine beauty and majesty of these national parks.
In 1965, Cedar Grove and Tehipite Valley were added to Kings Canyon National Park, bringing the park to its current dimensions.
and Kings Canyon Lodging   Welcome to the website of the Sequoia-Kings Canyon Park Services Company.
We are pleased to offer lodging, including hotels, lodges, and cabins, dining, and shopping to those visiting Sequoia Kings Canyon National Parks, and the Giant Sequoia National Forest.
The Sequoia-Kings Canyon Park Services Company is the authorized concessionaire for Kings Canyon National Park, and the Giant Sequoia National Monument of the Sequoia National Forest.
here for Special Value rates at the John Muir Lodge National Park, America's second national park, was created on September 25, 1890, by president Benjamin Harrison.
Kings Canyon National Park was created by Congress on March 4, 1940, and included the tiny General Grant National Park and much additional land north of Sequoia National Park.
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Sequoia and Kings Canyon Lodging.

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The first comprehensive guide to the trails, campgrounds, outfitters, and facilities in the park and its environs.
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Kings Canyon National Park
--Topographic and overview maps help you anticipate the park's diverse geography, while numerous pictures let you sample the scenery.
Cool your feet in the turbulent clear waters of the South Fork Kings River, enjoy a picnic beside raucous Mist Falls, ramble on creekside trails through forests fragrant with cedar and pine, or regain your perspective from the park's highest points.
Where the highway ends, the adventures begin… Kings Canyon National Park: A Complete Hiker's Guide is the first comprehensive guide to the trails, campgrounds, outfitters, and facilities in the park and its environs.
This is the dramatic landscape of Kings Canyon National Park, southern neighbor to the more famous Yosemite.
--Special sidebars inspire your curiosity about everything from beavers to woodpeckers and aspen to yarrow; learn about prehistoric Native sites and fire ecology; find out the difference between stalactites and stalagmites in nearby caves Companion Guide to Sequoia National Park: A Complete Hiker's Guide.

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Visitors have an abundant choice of activities to enjoy due to our location on the Blossom Trail and proximity to the Kings River and national parks.
Sequoia National Park Lodging, Kings Canyon National Park Lodging, National Park lodging accommodations hotels bed and breakfast and wineries near Sequoia National Park in Central California
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Sequoia View Bed Breakfast, located on 20 acres with an estate vineyard, is named for its panoramic views of nearby Sequoia Kings Canyon National Parks.

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Enjoy scenic horseback trips through the High Sierras with Horse Corral Pack Station
Your hosts Charley and Judy Mills invite you to follow the links at left to find out everything you need to know about booking an adventurous recreational or pack ride through some of the most scenic country on the planet.
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Pack the High Sierras With Horse Corral!
If you wish to have everything but the sleeping bag furnished, then our all-expense pack trips will be what you'd want.
And if you have never visited the giant redwood groves, roaring water and sheer granite peaks of one of America's most scenic and secluded forest lands, your trip from anywhere in the world to Horse Corral Pack Station for the pack trip of your life will be a journey that you will never forget!.
When you wish for the packer to stay with you to care for the horses and mules, then our extended pack trips will be the way to go.
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Forest Service campground right next door to the pack station, or you can stay and breakfast style" in one of our tent cabins.
For serious hunters, backpackers or extreme naturalists, we can provide spot trip packing service to get you and your gear deep into the back country.
Be sure to stop by our special rides page for some great ideas on some very fun group trips that we can provide.
With gentle stock and competent packers, any trip to the back country will be one to remember! Follow the links below to read about Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, and the new Giant Sequoia National Monument.

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The park's other highlights include Grant Grove, Cedar Grove and the panoramic viewpoints along Kings Canyon Highway.
Page Views: 664            Last Visit to Kings Canyon National Park: August, 2004      .
Three years later, in 1943, the parks became jointly administered and are now a 66 mile long combined park.
Kings Canyon National Park Resources: Travel Guide.
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Kings Canyon National Park travel tips, recommendations, reviews, photos and more from VirtualTourist member, goingsolo. Get insider travel tips for Kings Canyon National Park from real travelers and Kings Canyon National Park locals.
Kings Canyon and Sequoia are contiguous parks which have been combined, at least for park management purposes.
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National Park Lodging and Travel Services including Yosemite National Park, Sequoia National Park, Kings Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Death Valley. Travel Services include tours and cruises
Kings Canyon National Park Lodging Center
Providing lodging and accommodations in and around the following United States National Parks; Bryce Canyon National Park, Death Valley National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, Kings Canyon National Park, Sequoia National Park and Yosemite National Park.
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National Park Lodging we also handle a full range of cruises with Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, Princess Cruise Line, Holland America Cruise Line  Complete tours from two days to three months for all locations around the world including hiking tours, small boat tours and rail trips Rediscover America with a visit to the National Parks, a coastal cruise or a tour of places you only thought were in all those other countries.

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Camping or sleeping in vehicles is not allowed in parking lots, pull-outs, picnic areas or trailheads within the National Parks.
Welcome to the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Camping Page It is our intent to provide information that will be of assistance in planning a trip, vacation or obtaining data about these parks.
If a bear does get your food, you are responsible for cleaning up and packing out all debris, and for reporting it to the nearest ranger.
Protect the wilderness environment by following these policies and regulations: Pets, weapons and motorized or mechanical equipment are prohibited in national park backcountry.
Group Campsite Information There are three group camping areas in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Dorst Campground in Sequoia National Park; and Sunset Campground (Grant Grove) and Canyon View Campground (Cedar Grove) in Kings Canyon.
General Information Campgrounds in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks campgrounds are located in oak woodlands in the warm, dry foothills and in the higher, cooler conifer forests.
RV and Trailer Information Trailers are not permitted at Buckeye Flat, Atwell Mill and Cold Spring Campgrounds in Sequoia National Park.
Camping or sleeping in vehicles is not allowed in parking lots, pull-outs, picnic areas or trailheads.
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Rent or buy Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks (SEKI) approved bear resistant food storage containers.
Kings Canyon National Park Camping is available in two areas of Kings Canyon National Park.
Campground Regulations These rules help to protect your parks and you! Please learn the rules and follow them.
Sanitary Disposal Stations Year-round in Potwisha (Sequoia National Park) and the Grant Grove area.
Fires are permitted in the Kaweah Drainage of Sequoia National Park below 9000 ft / 2743 m except in Hamilton Lakes and Mineral King Valley above Mineral King Ranger Station.
Backcountry Permits for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Backcountry permits (also called wilderness permits) must be obtained from the ranger station closest to your trailhead.
along the Marble Fork of the Kaweah River, 2 miles (3km) from the Giant Forest sequoia grove; 21 miles from Sequoia Park entrance.
Parties traveling through the Rae Lakes area on trips not beginning or ending at Cedar Grove, Kearsarge Pass, Baxter Pass, or Sawmill Pass must either use SEKI-approved bear-resistant food storage containers or camp at sites with lockers.
Sequoia National Park Camping is available in three areas of Sequoia National Park.
Campfires Wood fires are permitted in Kings Canyon National Park below 10,000 ft / 3050 m except in Granite Basin and Redwood Canyon.
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Camping Page
Camping in the "frontcountry" of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks is permitted only in established campgrounds.
In the foothills along the Middle Fork of the Kaweah River, 4 miles (6km) from Sequoia Park entrance 12 miles (19km) from Giant Forest.
Reservations: Lodgepole and Dorst Campground in Sequoia National Park accept reservations up to five months in advance or the period of mid-May to mid-October.
General backcountry use guidelines for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Maximum party size is 15 except in Redwood Canyon where it is 10.
Cougar Information Mountain lions, or cougars, roam throughout Sequoia National Park.
Fires are permitted in the Kern Drainage of Sequoia National Park below 11,200 ft 3414 m with some exceptions.
Be aware that there are areas of the park with more stringent regulations due to high levels of human-bear interactions and/ or injuries.