Zumwalt Meadow Trail – At just 1.5 miles over easy terrain and boardwalks, this is a great trail for families. Enjoy the picturesque meadow, Kings River, and stunning views of the North Dome and Grand Sentinel granite formations. For those looking for a slightly longer hike, this trail links to the River Trail that leads to Roaring River Falls for a total 3.9 miles.
Getting ThereTokopah Valley Trail – This is a 3.7 mile out and back trail that leads you through a pine forest and ends at Tokopah Falls, which is the tallest waterfall in Sequoia National Park. Take in the scenery along this hike as you move along a river, meadows, and creeks. Note: This hike is rated as easy but the trail crosses over some boulders at the end as you approach the falls.
Getting ThereSugarbowl Trail – This scenic loop features a lake and will take you through Redwood Canyon which houses the world's largest grove of sequoias. The trail is a 6.5 mile loop so it requires a bit more time but is manageable for most skill levels and a great way to get far away from the crowds.
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