moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking 5–7 miles with some elevation gain and varying terrain.
Experience an exclusive walking tour through Sequoia National Park’s giant trees, enjoy fresh pastries, and savor lunch with stunning mountain views. Perfect for those seeking a private, immersive outdoor adventure close to Fresno.
All Ages! • Up to 10 People • 8.5 Hours
Embark on a private day trip to Sequoia National Park, where you'll hike through stunning giant sequoia groves, enjoy delicious pastries, and savor lunch atop a mountain with breathtaking views. Experience the thrill of wildlife sightings and visit the Giant Forest Museum, all while surrounded by nature's grandeur.
Are you a beginner or moderate hiker? Are you curious what it would be like to walk through giant sequoia groves in the snow? This is the tour for you!
To start your adventure, you'll head over to Clingan's Junction for coffee, tea, and some of the best pastries and treats you'll ever have.
Next you'll strap on your hiking shoes to explore the Giant forest where you'll see the world's largest tree, walk through a meadow surrounded by giant sequoias and enjoy lunch on top of a mountain with gorgeous valley views down below. You may see wildlife (we saw bears on the Big Tree Trail)
You'll get a chance to stop by Giant Forest Museum and Visitor Center to grab any souvenirs you wish.
Don't have dinner plans and want to try out some local cuisine? Consider a dinner add on! Check out our add on section to to add a bit more adventure to your tour.
Begin your hike in the morning to enjoy quieter trails and better wildlife sightings.
Hydration is key; carry at least 2 liters of water per person, especially during warmer months.
Temperatures can fluctuate quickly; layering helps you stay comfortable from cool mornings to warm afternoons.
Keep distance from animals and do not feed them to protect both your safety and the environment.
Sequoia National Park was established in 1890 and preserves some of the oldest and largest trees on Earth.
The park actively promotes Leave No Trace principles to minimize human impact and protect its ancient ecosystems.
Supportive footwear is critical for navigating uneven forest trails safely.
Dressing in layers helps adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day.
Staying hydrated is vital for energy and comfort during your walk.
Capture stunning sequoia trees, wildlife, and scenic vistas to remember your adventure.