Giant Sequoia

California · National Monument

Giant Sequoia National Monument is home to towering sequoia trees, offering breathtaking natural beauty and a serene forest experience.

Top trails

More trails here: Jacobson Trail, Nelson Trail, Freeman Creek Trail, Freeman Grove Trail, Deer Meadow Trail, Fish Creek Trail, Hume Lake Trail, The Needles Trail, Big Meadows Trail, Kanawyer Trail, Yucca Point Trail, Little Boulder Trail, Lewis Camp Trail, Copper Mine, Eastside Trail, Trail of 100 Giants, Durrwood Camp Trail, Weaver Lake Trail, Summit Trail, Big Stump Trail, Speas Ridge Trail, Coburn Creek Trail, Forest Route 14S21, Dead Giant Loop Trail.

Visiting

Fees — Interagency Senior Pass: $10, Sequoia and Kings Canyon Vehicle Pass: $35, Trail of 100 Giants: $12, Interagency Annual Pass: $80, Annual Day-Use Pass: $60, Day-Use Areas Operated by ExplorUS: $12.

Parking: A $12/vehicle fee applies at select high-use areas only; cash is the only accepted payment at those fee stations. Many monument areas have no parking fee.. Dogs allowed on leash.

Typical weather

MonthHighLowRain
Jan32°F18°F5.7 in
Feb31°F17°F5.2 in
Mar35°F20°F4.1 in
Apr39°F23°F2.2 in
May49°F31°F1.9 in
Jun61°F41°F1.2 in
Jul68°F48°F2.2 in
Aug67°F48°F1.5 in
Sep62°F42°F1.0 in
Oct52°F34°F1.4 in
Nov41°F24°F2.3 in
Dec32°F17°F4.4 in

Coordinates: 35.9773, -118.5940. Official website.

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