With this private tour, you'll get to experience the spectacular beauty of Kings Canyon National Park up close and personal. The trail features a stunning grove of enormous sequoia trees, including the third-largest tree on earth, the General Grant tree. You'll be mesmerized by the sheer size and majesty of these ancient trees, and the peaceful sounds of nature all around you.

The General Sherman Tree is one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders in the world. This giant sequoia stands at over 275 feet tall and boasts a diameter of 36 feet at its base, making it the largest tree in the world by volume. Estimated to be around 2,200 years old, it has survived millennia of history and is a true testament to nature's resilience. Standing beneath its towering presence, one cannot help but feel humbled and in awe of the power of nature. A visit to this majestic tree is a must-see on any tour of California's Sequoia National Park.

Tunnel Log is a popular attraction located at Sequoia Park, California. It is a giant Sequoia tree that has been hollowed out, creating a unique tunnel for cars to drive through. This magnificent tree is estimated to be around 2,000 years old and is over 275 feet in length. It is truly a remarkable experience to drive through the Tunnel Log, as it provides an up-close encounter with one of the largest trees on earth. A private tour to Tunnel Log is a great opportunity to witness the imposing magnificence of nature and create unforgettable memories.

Catching the sunset on Moro Rock is a breathtaking sight that cannot be missed. Watch as the sun dips down below a sea of clouds, setting the horizon ablaze with a fiery orange hue. Your private tour will include personalized attention from a knowledgeable guide who will lead you on a peaceful hike towards the summit. Soak in the stunning panoramic views of surrounding mountains while reveling in the heart-stopping beauty of the sunset. Moro Rock is a must-see destination in Sequoia National Park, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The granite dome is accessed via a steep staircase, and it's a thrilling climb to the top. The hike offers a unique perspective of the many nearby mountain peaks and the Kaweah River Valley. Standing at 6,725 feet, visitors at Moro Rock are treated to an incredible bird’s eye view of the entire area.