The Best Hiking Trails in Kings Canyon National Park
It was Ansel Adams's favorite park for a reason: Catch the best scenery and the best miles on these six trails.
Kings Canyon National Park
Kings Canyon National Park gives casual hikers a taste of life among the sequoias without asking for too much in return. This California park has a wide range of loop trails leading to its famous groves. When it comes to camping in Kings Canyon National Park, the Redwood Canyon campsite is an absolute must. Some hikers pass through the park as a part of their Pacific Crest Trail or John Muir Trail thru-hikes, while others travel up from Sequoia National Park, directly to the south.
The Sierra’s Rae Lakes Are Spectacular—and More Fun With New Friends
A basin of beauty resides in the middle of Kings Canyon National Park.
Latest in Kings Canyon National Park
Grouse Lake, Kings Canyon National Park, CA
Finding a hike of your own is as easy as getting off the trail—and this Sierra spot makes it easy.
Kings Canyon National Park: Bullfrog Lake Overlook via Kearsarge Pass
Trek along a series of High Sierra lakes nestled in sculpted granite basins below towering alpine peaks on this 11.6-mile out-and-back.
Kings Canyon National Park: Sierra Palisades
This 34-mile, four-day loop straddles Muir's namesake wilderness and Kings Canyon National Park.
Rip & Go: Paradise Valley – Kings Canyon National Park
Hike in the spray of waterfalls deep in the heart of black bear country.