Sequoia National Park et Kings Canyon

Majestic Redwook Trees

You are about to see and experience amazing trees beyond the norm in two national parks. Their enormous size can only be truly appreciated in real life! You will surely take photos to capture the width and height of these giants, but it will be difficult, as they are the tallest trees in the world.

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are located side by side in the Sierra Nevada region. In your motorhome you can explore both parks from Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas. The parks are home to the tallest trees in the world, as well as the highest peak outside of Alaska, Mount Whitney. In Sequoia National Park don't miss the General Sherman Tree, the largest known specimen of its species, with a height of nearly 100 meters and circumference of over 30 meters. In Kings Canyon you can also admire one of the largest trees in the world, the General Grant Tree.

There are 2 routes to access the parks, namely Highway 198 or Highway 180. Highway 180 is better known as the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway and we strongly recommend this unforgettable road. The roads between Sequoia and Kings Canyon are in excellent condition and there are many good places to stop for meals and breaks, as well as numerous campsites.