Trail of 100 Giants

This trail is open and beautiful, the hi-light of our trip!! get there early because the lot for parking fills up early on the weekend and the have to walk aways from the overflow. beautiful trees and lots of history!!!

There were so many downed trees and fire crews everywhere! So we had to scramble to find a trail and then we didn’t know if we weren’t allowed as they had blocked bridges and were cutting trees around us so we cut our hike short and back tracked. I will go back again. It was nice overall.

Took the family and there was a lot of people. It’s a beautiful setting. Paved walking course and guide signs. Perfect for a visit.

Great trail for the family.... camping sites nearby were still closed. Not challenging as it’s paved with asphalt. 4 stars for the educational value, 3 for the actual trail. Overall, great trip. About 20 minutes from here is a good trail to hit along the river. You’ll see the turnout.

It’s open again! This trail isn’t hard at all. Great place to go for a quick outing.

Have done the trail in the past - loved it! Drove yesterday (4/14/2020) and highway 50 is closed. Absolutely no access to the trail. No signs about highway being closed until you reach it.

I don’t understand what this guy below me is talking about. I called and they said all the roads have been closed for a couple of months and they most likely wouldn’t be opened again until Memorial Day. Make sure to call before heading up there.

The trees on this trail are very big and the it is very beautiful to look at

Trail was closed as of yesterday, February 17. Just like another hiker said, there was not any signage until the end

This is why you come to sequoia. Super super easy hike but trees are magnificent.

Trail was closed on 1/2/19.

as of 12/26/2019 - trail closed due to snow. very little signage to indicate so.

Simply incredible. A very easy and accessible walk through some of this planets most incredible wonders. 5 dollar parking. No ATM easily available so bring cash. Very limited to no cell service. Excellent hike for families. Dogs on leash are allowed but was off season and dogs were off leash, which, I actually liked. Many stops along way to read information about the trees and area. Campsite nearby for overnights. A must experience that should be on every outdoors oriented persons bucket list!

Short, family-friendly walk under giant Sequoias. Lots of photo opportunities and informational placards along the way. Moderately trafficked in September. Dog-friendly (on leash).

visited before a month. Was awesome weather that time. beautiful and tall trees.

Big n Beautiful. Great trail. Very short and easy to do. One of several great hikes in the area. Can be done any time of day. Accessible and dog friendly. No crowds in November

If you’re looking to see some giant sequoias but don’t want to deal with all the tourists at General Sherman, this will do. Very small trail so I would recommend making this one of a couple of stops while you’re down this way.

R.I.P to all the fallen trees

good hike through the giant sequia's great. for babies as well easily accessible for strollers as well and great for dog walks

Great little hike for families and dogs. Not nearly as many people as Lodgepole in the National Park and the trees are equally awe inspiring. Our kids had a blast climbing on the fallen logs. Also recommend checking out Dome Rock nearby with some great views of the Kearn River Valley.

Had a blast!! Brought the dogs! Came with Jon..

nice trail super easy, but some of the trail is closed of due to some of the large redwoods falling:(