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Sequoia/Lodgepole
Sequoia Lodgepole Three Rivers is a family-friendly resort located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Three Rivers, California. The resort offers a variety of accommodations, including cabins, RV sites, and tent sites. Guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, such as fishing, hiking, and biking. The resort also features a swimming pool, hot tub, and a playground. The nearby Sequoia National Park is a popular destination for visitors, offering stunning views of the giant sequoia trees and a variety of wildlife.
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User Reviews
Jorrel Wong
Great place to visit! Going to General Sherman tree is a must. A little hike going there is easy, but going back is a bit of a challenge as it is upward and air is a bit thin, so it's better to bring water and a good pair of shoes. Weather is clear and sunny when we go there. It went as high as 100F during the afternoon. Road conditions are good. Lots of zigzag and up and down. Be sure to check brakes for safety and enjoy the view while driving, and use turnouts as needed. Expect a lot of stops as there are lots of great views to take in and enjoy. Great experience overall, and I learned a lot.
Reuben Reyes
Absolutely amazing with breathtaking beauty all across both the Sequoia forest and Kings canyon. The drive to and from the Sequoia forest is very scenic and scary because of all the cliff switchbacks. The views across Kings Canyon are spectacular and stunning. Once in the forest of giants it is hard to comprehend how the trees grew so big and survived a millennia. This is truly a must see on the bucket list.
Joshua
This is where you can see the huge redwood trees. The park is huge, and it is a long drive up a winding steep road before you start seeing some of the big trees. Make sure you have plenty of gas, and your car can handle going up/down over 4000 feet of elevation. Driving up to General Sherman tree for example could take about an hour after you have entered the park. Also watch the road for small rocks that could give you a flat. Along the way, there are also many areas that have seen fire damage, but these fires actually can help the big redwood trees. Be ready for big temperature and weather changes between the park entrance and the elevation of the redwoods. For example, we went in the end of April. At the park entrance it was 55 Fahrenheit and partly cloudy, and near General Sherman tree it was foggy with light snow showers with a temperature of 32 Fahrenheit. The trails also can be muddy, wet, and slippery, so it would be great if you remember to prepare for those conditions. Have fun!!!
Enikő Balázs
Beautiful, stunning, amazing …. General Sherman Tree is a must visit Take your time as it takes 1 hour from the gate to drive up and the same to come back. You need to calculate with at least 3-4 hours from the gate. The upper part is an active bear area, so be cautious with food up there ‼️ And of April you might still ha e snow: drive carefully!
Mikhail Badylevich
Interesting park with giant trees and views above the clouds. I was there in first week of April, so there was a lot of snow up in the mountains and some roads were closed. I enjoyed a walk to the Sherman tree. When I arrived to Grant tree it was almost dark, but still interesting to walk at night time. On the way between Sherman and Grant I had several stops to enjoy the view of sunset above the clouds that were under me.