Kings
Canyon and Sequoia Travel PlannerRanging from 1500' to 14,494' in elevation, these adjoining parks protect immense mountains, deep canyons, huge trees, and stunningly diverse habitats. The Generals Highway climbs over 5000 feet from chaparral and oak-studded foothills to the awe-inspiring sequoia groves. From there, trails lead to the high-alpine wilderness which makes up most of these parks. Beneath the surface lie many beautiful caverns.
Although
they were created by separate acts of Congress, Sequoia and Kings Canyon
share miles of boundary and are managed as one park. Sequoia was the second
national park designated in this country.
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and Activities near Kings Canyon and Sequoia: Closest Major Airport: Fresno (FAT)
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