hiking
views
forest
nature trips
walking
wild flowers
birding
no dogs
wildlife
trail running
kid friendly
camping
lake
backpacking
river
waterfall
horseback riding
fishing
dogs on leash
off road driving
snowshoeing
Created in 1890, Sequoia National Park is home to the largest trees on earth and the tallest peak in the contiguous United States. At 404,063 acres and over 90% of designated wilderness, Sequoia offers over 800 miles of hiking trails. This park protects the Giant Forest, which has the world's largest tree, General Sherman, as well as four of the next nine tallest. It also has over 240 caves, the tallest mountain in the lower 48, Mount Whitney, and the granite dome Moro Rock.
Beautiful views when the smog is not so thick
If you like an easy hike next to a creek this is a perfect trail. Almost entire trail shaded by large trees, follows the creeks all the way to the fall. Last hundred yard narrow, rocky. The fall was beautiful.
The fall is beautiful. Nice trail with enough shades. Only ran into 3 other hikers. Agree with recommending no dogs due to foxtails.
Flies are pretty bad last third of the trail. Seemed a bit longer than 7miles but would rate it moderate (not difficult). Definitely a trail I would recommend.
Nice trail however trail was not easy to follow so be cautious
Beautiful. Lots of loose rock on the unmaintained trail. The last mile to the top is especially difficult. Felt like I was climbing a rock slide. With a heavy pack, made
Good overnight trip.
We did Timber Gap to Frankiln Pass,Black rock pass is pretty tough from this way but very rewarding. Over all just a beautiful trek and loved every minute of it! We took 6 days to do this route.
10/10 recommend! Easy hike with an amazing view
The marble rock falls is the best feature of this hike. In september it is dry and brown. Very little green and the bugs were very bad. A lot of foxtales so I don't recommend dogs. It is rated hard due to its very narrow jagged rock trail and a lot of brush. Hard on knees and feet so wear good shoes.
Great incline and views. Light showers on the way down. If you are looking for distance and a challenge this is a good choice.
Good amount of climb without being unbearable, and unbelievable views!