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Kings Canyon is nature at its best! The tallest peak in the continental U.S., Mount Whitney can be found here and Kings River Canyon-rivaling Grand canyon for sheer size -can also be found within the park itself. You’ll need a couple of days to take it all in in your campervan rental but well worth it!!
Located in the scenic Sierra Nevada Mountains, Kings Canyon National Park offers a strikingly similar landscape to that of Yosemite Valley. The deep Valleys and towering trees are sure to leave you spellbound as it becomes an escape from your busy life for just one day or more! In addition, there's Grant Grove home not only General Grant Tree but also Cedar grove where visitors get ample opportunity to take photos with these beautiful old-growth giants!
At 6,500 feet, the region of Kings Canyon National Park is a haven for those who like their summers mild and winters snow-covered. The park's three campgrounds are open year-round to accommodate your needs whether you're in need or adventure! A trip through this gorgeous forest will lead travelers on trails that wind between sequoias trees with high altitude views from above it all - what more could one ask?
Kings Canyon National Park Fun Facts
King Canyon National Park is the largest remaining grove of sequoia trees in the world.
Kings Canyon is a glacier valley with cliffs, meadows, waterfalls, and a river that is part of Kings Canyon National Park. Outside the park, the canyon deepens, making it the deepest in North America.
Kings Canyon is a glacier valley with cliffs, meadows, waterfalls, and a river that is part of Kings Canyon National Park. Outside the park, the canyon deepens, making it the deepest in North America.