Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Hume Lake

We've collected top 10 mentioned nature and parks in Hume Lake from other articles such as Explore Better, The Gardening Cook, Lonely Planet Top Choices.

Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Hume Lake

Crystal Cave (Sequoia National Park)
Crystal Cave (Sequoia National Park)
4.4 (169 ratings)4.5 (338 ratings)
Tours of this remote natural formation are offered mid-May through November, with tickets required.
Three Rivers, CA 93271, USA
Nature & ParksCaverns & Caves
Mentioned by Expedia Viewfinder
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks Vacation Ideas
"(2:19 in the video) A visit to Crystal Cave is a must-do in your travel plans. Discover the mysterious underground world of Sequoia National Park when you venture down through the twisting network of dark caves. On your guided tour, pass through the spiderweb-like gate of Crystal Cave and venture further to explore some of the more than 200 marble caverns spanning the cave system."
Mentioned by The Gardening Cook
Things to do in Sequoia National Park and Kings Canyon National Park
"Most of the caves in Sequoia National Park are closed to the public for safety reasons. Crystal cave is open to visitors with advance tickets being required. The park offers guided tours through winding passageways of the cave where you can enjoy a gallery of fascinating marble rock formations."
The Congress Trail
The Congress Trail
4.8 (56 ratings)5 (225 ratings)
This short, paved, looped hiking trail passes groves of gigantic sequoias in Sequoia National Park.
Sequoia National Park, CA 93262, USA
Hiking areaNature & ParksHiking Trails
Mentioned by California Crossroads
17 Useful Things to Know Before Visiting Sequoia National Park in Winter
"It is a paved 2-mile loop hike that begins right by General Sherman Tree. You can see other trees such as “The President” (the 3rd largest tree in the world) and “the House” and “the Senate”, two beautiful dense groves of giant sequoias that are overwhelming in their winter splendor. Similar to General Sherman, the hike is not particularly steep or difficult, but the winter conditions may make it difficult, so prepare with either crampons if icy or snowboots or snowshoes if really snowy."
Mentioned by Happiest Outdoors
Things to Do in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
"This a must stop for anyone visiting the park because this is where the General Sherman Tree stands. To be in front of the largest living organism in the world is awe-inspiring. As General Sherman is near the start of the paved trail, many people will go directly to it, take a few pics, and then leave."
General Grant Tree
General Grant Tree
4.8 (2690 ratings)4.5 (686 ratings)
A short trail in Kings Canyon National Park leads to this huge, well-known sequoia in Grants Grove.
Kings Canyon National Park, California, CA 93633, USA
Nature & ParksHiking Trails
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks
4.9 (827 ratings)5 (986 ratings)
Picturesque national parks with various trails for day hikes amid sequoias, mountains & waterfalls.
47050 Generals Hwy, Three Rivers, CA 93271, USA
National parkNature & Parks
Mentioned by Lonely Planet Top Choices
Top things to do in California
"Joined by a high-altitude roadway bisecting a national forest and contiguous with a number of wilderness areas, these two parks combined offer vast stretches of alpine bliss. Groves of giant sequoias, wildflower-strewn meadows, gushing waterfalls, dramatic gorges and spectacular vistas reveal themselves at nearly every turn. General Grant Grove and the Giant Forest, in Kings Canyon and Sequoia respectively, are obvious highlights, but it's the backcountry where you can fully disconnect and listen for the sounds of life."
Mentioned by Explore Better
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks
"Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks are a recreational wonderland ready to explore. Wuksachi Lodge has the best access to all the awesome attractions at Sequoia."
Pear Lake
Pear Lake
5 (8 ratings)5 (154 ratings)
California 93262
LakeNature & ParksHiking Trails
Mentioned by California Crossroads
17 Useful Things to Know Before Visiting Sequoia National Park in Winter
"This Sequoia winter hike is extremely difficult and should only be undertaken by highly experienced winter hikers and never alone. This trail starts at Wolverton Meadow (7,200 feet elevation) and climbs 2,000 feet over six steep miles of snow-covered trail until you reach Pear Lake. Access is only via cross-country ski or snowshoe due to the deep snow."
Mentioned by Limitless Hiker
Your Ultimate Guide to Visiting Sequoia National Park
"Pear Lake (which is also known as The Lakes Trail) is a 12.8 mile round trip hike with 3,416 feet of elevation gain. This can be done as a one night backpacking trip or a longer day hike. Either way, you’re rewarded with stunning views and gorgeous lakes."
Buena Vista Peak
Buena Vista Peak
4.6 (11 ratings)4 (10 ratings)
California, USA
Mountain peakNature & ParksHiking Trails
Mentioned by RVshare
A Guide to Kings Canyon National Parkcom
"Terrain: The hike up this granite peak gives you a 360° view over the sequoias in Redwood Canyon, along with the Buck Rock Fire Tower and the Sierra Mountains beyond."
Hume Lake
Hume Lake
4.8 (197 ratings)4.5 (177 ratings)
87-acre reservoir with a Christian camp facility, open to the public for hiking, swimming & fishing.
California 93628, USA
LakeNature & ParksBodies of Water
Little Baldy
Little Baldy
4.6 (10 ratings)5 (20 ratings)
California 93262, USA
Mountain peakNature & ParksHiking Trails
Mentioned by Limitless Hiker
Your Ultimate Guide to Visiting Sequoia National Park
"If you’re looking for a quick day hike but one that’s also more of a hike, Little Baldy is a must. It’s around 3miles with almost 800 feet of elevation gain, and at the end you’re rewarded with 360 degree views of the high peaks that make up the Sierra Nevada Mountains."
Big Stump Grove
Big Stump Grove
4.3 (6 ratings)4.5 (59 ratings)
California 93641, USA
WoodsNature & ParksHiking Trails
Redwood Canyon Trailhead
Redwood Canyon Trailhead
4.9 (75 ratings)4.5 (27 ratings)
Hume, CA 93628, USA
ParkNature & ParksHiking Trails
Mentioned by RVshare
A Guide to Kings Canyon National Parkcom
"Terrain: This canyon is one of the largest of all sequoia groves. There are sixteen miles of trails, from short walks to overnight backpacking trips through the forest."

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The Congress Trail
The Congress Trail
4.8 (56 ratings)5 (225 ratings)
This short, paved, looped hiking trail passes groves of gigantic sequoias in Sequoia National Park.
Sequoia National Park, CA 93262, USA
Hiking areaNature & ParksHiking Trails
Mentioned by California Crossroads
17 Useful Things to Know Before Visiting Sequoia National Park in Winter
"It is a paved 2-mile loop hike that begins right by General Sherman Tree. You can see other trees such as “The President” (the 3rd largest tree in the world) and “the House” and “the Senate”, two beautiful dense groves of giant sequoias that are overwhelming in their winter splendor. Similar to General Sherman, the hike is not particularly steep or difficult, but the winter conditions may make it difficult, so prepare with either crampons if icy or snowboots or snowshoes if really snowy."
Mentioned by Happiest Outdoors
Things to Do in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
"This a must stop for anyone visiting the park because this is where the General Sherman Tree stands. To be in front of the largest living organism in the world is awe-inspiring. As General Sherman is near the start of the paved trail, many people will go directly to it, take a few pics, and then leave."
General Sherman Tree
General Sherman Tree
4.8 (6103 ratings)4.5 (1992 ratings)
Just under 275-ft. tall, this landmark in Sequoia National Park is among the world’s largest trees.
Three Rivers, CA 93262, USA
LandmarkSights & LandmarksHistoric SitesPoints of Interest & Landmarks
Mentioned by The Gardening Cook
Things to do in Sequoia National Park and Kings Canyon National Park
"There is a 1/2 mile walking trail that leads visitors down towards the General Sherman Tree. The trail has a steep decline which winds often and ends at a very large and old sequoia tree as well as many other beautiful sequoias. The climb back is more difficult but there are several substantial benches for you to stop and catch your breath."
Mentioned by Authentik Usa
Sequoia National Park travel guide 2022 | Free PDF book to print
"This is the star attraction of Sequoia National Park, a must-see in every sense of the world!. Standing 84 m tall, and 31 m in circumference at the base, it is the largest living organism on the planet, and is more than 2,200 years old. Isn't that incredible?"
Redwood Canyon Trailhead
Redwood Canyon Trailhead
4.9 (75 ratings)4.5 (27 ratings)
Hume, CA 93628, USA
ParkNature & ParksHiking Trails
Mentioned by RVshare
A Guide to Kings Canyon National Parkcom
"Terrain: This canyon is one of the largest of all sequoia groves. There are sixteen miles of trails, from short walks to overnight backpacking trips through the forest."

Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Hume Lake

The Congress Trail
The Congress Trail
4.8 (56 ratings)5 (225 ratings)
This short, paved, looped hiking trail passes groves of gigantic sequoias in Sequoia National Park.
Sequoia National Park, CA 93262, USA
Hiking areaNature & ParksHiking Trails
Mentioned by California Crossroads
17 Useful Things to Know Before Visiting Sequoia National Park in Winter
"It is a paved 2-mile loop hike that begins right by General Sherman Tree. You can see other trees such as “The President” (the 3rd largest tree in the world) and “the House” and “the Senate”, two beautiful dense groves of giant sequoias that are overwhelming in their winter splendor. Similar to General Sherman, the hike is not particularly steep or difficult, but the winter conditions may make it difficult, so prepare with either crampons if icy or snowboots or snowshoes if really snowy."
Mentioned by Happiest Outdoors
Things to Do in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
"This a must stop for anyone visiting the park because this is where the General Sherman Tree stands. To be in front of the largest living organism in the world is awe-inspiring. As General Sherman is near the start of the paved trail, many people will go directly to it, take a few pics, and then leave."
General Grant Grove
General Grant Grove
4.8 (48 ratings)4.5 (313 ratings)
Scenic signature grove known for its towering sequoia trees, campgrounds & hiking trails.
California 93628, USA
WoodsSights & LandmarksForestsNature & Wildlife AreasPoints of Interest & Landmarks
Mentioned by Pitstops for Kids
Guide to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks with kids
"In Kings Canyon, the Grant Grove offers the General Grant Tree, plus a nice, easy hiking loop of additional Sequoias which includes some naturally downed trees. This is a great place for kids to see the root system of these giants, crawl through a fallen Sequoia log, and walk through a Sequoia tunnel!. The Grant Grove Visitors Center is nearby as well, but we found it to be pretty limited."
Mentioned by Happiest Outdoors
Things to Do in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
"A short, paved trail takes you around some incredible sequoias, including the General Grant Tree (the second largest sequoia in the world). I think the widest sequoias are found here. And, if you still need more sequoias (and, without the crowds), go to the end of the overflow parking, where the trail for the North Grove Trail begins."
General Grant Tree
General Grant Tree
4.8 (2690 ratings)4.5 (686 ratings)
A short trail in Kings Canyon National Park leads to this huge, well-known sequoia in Grants Grove.
Kings Canyon National Park, California, CA 93633, USA
Nature & ParksHiking Trails

Top 10 Things To Do, Activities and Attractions in Hume Lake

Buena Vista Peak
Buena Vista Peak
4.6 (11 ratings)4 (10 ratings)
California, USA
Mountain peakNature & ParksHiking Trails
Mentioned by RVshare
A Guide to Kings Canyon National Parkcom
"Terrain: The hike up this granite peak gives you a 360° view over the sequoias in Redwood Canyon, along with the Buck Rock Fire Tower and the Sierra Mountains beyond."
Big Stump Grove
Big Stump Grove
4.3 (6 ratings)4.5 (59 ratings)
California 93641, USA
WoodsNature & ParksHiking Trails
Hume Lake
Hume Lake
4.8 (197 ratings)4.5 (177 ratings)
87-acre reservoir with a Christian camp facility, open to the public for hiking, swimming & fishing.
California 93628, USA
LakeNature & ParksBodies of Water

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