The Generals Highway through Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks is open to all traffic with access to Giant Forest from the Highway 198 entrance.
Visalia is open for adventure this summer! You can see giant sequoia trees, taste the freshest produce around and find plenty to do downtown. Keep reading to discover what areas are open and what to expect when traveling – plus how to find inspiration for your next getaway!
NATIONAL PARKS AND NATIONAL FOREST VISITOR ACCESS
Sequoia National Park & Kings Canyon National Park has opened road access for visitor access following winter storm damage. The Generals Highway, which winds through the parks is currently open for summer travelers. Check the park website for the most current conditions.
Kings Canyon National Park is open for visitors to Grant Grove to see Giant Sequoia Trees including the General Grant Tree, Grant Grove visitors center, trails, the market and other upper elevation areas. Access to Hume Lake is also open.
Sequoia National Park allows access to the Giant Forest from the Highway 198 entrance with access to the Giant Forest, including the General Sherman Tree, Moro Rock, Crescent Meadow and all of the sites in the Giant Forest.
Sequoia National Forest Access to Hume Lake is currently available for fishing, hiking and water activities. Check the Sequoia National Forest website for the most current information.
Before embarking on your next getaway, do some research about the destination. From the top attractions to the best eats, learn what you can expect. Find out what the best hikes are or where to see the famous giant sequoia trees.
The Sequoia Shuttle offers seasonal shuttle service from most Visalia hotels for the ride into the park. And at only $20 round-trip, it's a great value. The Shuttle begins service on July 1 for the 2023 season. Reservations are available to book now.
Whether you are flying in or taking a road trip, know what options are available and what the best routes are. Did you know Visalia offers V-Line Shuttle Service from Fresno Yosemite International Airport or that you can fly non-stop from many destinations?
