Pet Friendly Things To Do in Hume, California

A lake area offering many outdoor ... More on TripAdvisor

I am reviewing the Christian camp grounds...they have so much available for you to do so bring your CASH, w... More on TripAdvisor

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks provide miles of roads and trails through a magnificent wilderness, affording access to the largest trees on earth and the deepest canyon in the United State... More on Trails

Great Camp site, had a good time here.checked in at host site,they directed More on Trails

Cross a destination mountain resort with a scout camp, add a generous dash of church social, and youll have an idea of what Montecito-Sequoia Resort is all about. If youve ever wanted the chance to... More on Trails

What a wonderful place for families. We (parents plus two pre-teen kids) a More on Trails

With a regal name like this, you expect some majestic views. Dont worryin Monarch Wilderness, you get them in spades. Covering almost 45,000 acres, elevations range from about 2000 feet to well over 11,000 feet, offering a rich variety ... More on Trails

We just came back from camping in the sequoias and stopped here before heading up to stoney creek, they have a little bit of everything needed to camp and buy supplies. ... More on insiderpages.com

Explore one of the worlds largest groves of the worlds largest trees on this walk to some of grandest sequoias in Sequoia National Park. Although the trees are the undoubted stars of this hike, you will find numerous other delights, ... More on Trails

Big Baldy Ridge is an exhilarating hiking destination. The trail is short enough to complete in a couple of hours, and relatively unfrequented for a hike in a national park. A great spot to watch sunrises and sunsets, the trail follows ... More on Trails

Just outside the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks boundaries and free from all the associated rules and regulations, little Jennie Lake is a popular destination. Day hikers will ... More on Trails

Watch for the stream and a footbridge within a few hundred yards of the parking area. Cross the bridge and look ahead for the wooden trail marker with an arrow pointing left. All trail-locating anxieties now behind you, you and pooch ... More on Trails

The bonus on this loop is the stunning views of Kings Canyon leading to the largest of the Sequoia trees in a national forest. Ironically, the 269-foot-tall Boole Tree was named after the superintendent ... More on Trails