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Top Things Must See and Do in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks | TRAVEL GUIDE

In this video, we are going to share with you a Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Travel plan that would be perfect for a 1-day visit to these two parks. These recommendations are based on our frequent visits to these parks. We live just an hour from Sequoia National Park, we have hiked tons of trails in here, but for today's video, we are only sharing the easy, short, and accessible things you can do in both Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park if you only have a day or two to spend in the park. Here are some reminders before you visit Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. 1.) Entrance Fee is $35 for private vehicles, $20 if by foot, or on a bike. This ticket is valid for 7 days in both Sequoia and Kings. Men and women from the armed forces of the United States are free. 2.) No Gasoline in the park. Make sure you have enough gas to navigate the whole park. On Summer days, gas is available in Hume Lake and Stony Creek. 3.) No phone signals and wifi. Make sure you download your itinerary or screenshot the list of places you wish to go to in the park. Maps and additional information are also available at the entrance gate and visitor's centers. 4.) Due to Covid-19, make sure you bring extra masks, in case they require you to wear one in certain areas. 5.) Road closures can happen. Due to changing weather, make sure to check recent road updates before going. 6.) Bring snacks and lots of water. The temperature in the park changes a lot, keep yourself hydrated when strolling or hiking. 7.) Shuttle Buses are available and free in the Sequoia National Park. 8.) Start your visit as early as you can. Not only to avoid the crowd at the entrance gate but to also enjoy the beauty of this park during Sunrise. 9.) Do not feed the wild animals, and keep your distance when you see one. P.S. During our hike last weekend, they were not requiring a mask on the trail. But that probably changed due to the recent changes in Covid-19 protocols. Top Things To See or Do in the Sequoia and Kings National Parks: 00:00 Introduction 00:28 Reminders Before You Go 01:09 Ash Mountain Entrance in Three Rivers 01:24 Sequoia Indian Head Welcome Sign 01:38 Foothills Visitors Center 02:07 Tunnel Rock 02:40 Hospital Rock and Native American Community Kitchen 03:27 Amphitheather Point Overlook 04:02 Giant Forest and the Four Guardsmen 04:18 Giant Forest Museum 04:45 Tunnel Log (Car Tunnel Log) 05:13 Moro Rock 06:07 General Sherman Tree Trail 07:10 Grant Grove Village 07:47 General Grant Tree Trail 08:45 Kings Canyon Scenic Byway 09:30 Grizzly Falls 10:05 Knapp's Cabin 10:46 Roaring River Falls If you have any questions, please leave a comment down below. Thank you again for watching our video. God bless. Best regards, Daniel and Maria Camera Used: GoPro and Samsung S20 Ultra The music used is from Epidemic Sound. https://www.epidemicsound.com Let's keep in touch: Instagram:   / the.world.cruisers   Facebook:   / theworldcruisers   Twitter:   / stellarhoney   Website: https://www.theworldcruisers.com #SequoiaNationalPark #KingsCanyonNationalPark #California #VisitCalifornia #ExploreCalifornia #USNationalParks #TheWorldCruisers #PinayTraveller #PinayinAmerica #ExploreUSA #TravelCouple #Gopro #SamsungPhoneVlog #PhoneVlogging #TravelVlogger​ #gopro #samsung #TravelVlog #HikingTrails #Volkswagen #ThingsToDoInFresno #TheGrantTree #BiggestTreeInTheWorld