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Sequoia National Park: Sherman Tree & Congress Trail Walk
Features
- Free cancellation available
- 3h
- Mobile voucher
- Instant confirmation
Overview
- Ex-bear management Park Ranger with 15 years of wildlife and tour experience
- Safely see wildlife, and learn about their biology and behaviour
- Discover, Learn, and Ask questions about the area's natural and cultural history
- New local small business
- Great for all ages and skill sets
Activity location
- Sequoia National Park
- Tulare County, California, United States
Meeting/Redemption Point
- Sherman Tree Parking Acc, California 93262, USA | There is a paved walkway around a set of boulders. There is a covered walkway, bathroom and shuttle stop. I will be standing between the restrooms and the covered walkway.
- Tulare County, California, United States
Multiple meeting/redemption points available, see location information for full list
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What's included, what's not
- Wildlife Biologist tour guide
What's included What's included - Trained tour guide, who has provided over 1,000 tours for NPS and Nonprofit tour groups
What's included What's included - Occasional berry eating (when in season and with parent permission)
What's included What's included - Trip planning
What's included What's included - Private guide for you and fewer than 14 other guests
What's included What's included - First Aid and CPR trained guide
What's included What's included - Basic first aid kit on hand
What's included What's included - Emergency medical contact device
What's included What's included - Accessibility accommodation
What's included What's included - Access to local field guides and identification books
What's included What's included - Wildlife safety and knowledge
What's included What's included - Safe wildlife viewing
What's included What's included - Vehicle transport
What's excluded What's excluded - Park entrance fees
What's excluded What's excluded - Food and drink
What's excluded What's excluded
Know before you book
- Not allowed: Pets (assistance dogs allowed)
What you can expect
Enjoy a nice walk through the Giant Forest while we walk down a paved trail to the world’s largest tree, the General Sherman Tree. From there we will walk deeper into the Giant Forest. Along the way we will learn about the wildlife and plants that call this forest their home. Keep a watchful eye for a chance to see some of them in real life. If we are lucky we might even stumble into a black bear or two!
We will meet at the Trailhead for the Sherman Tree Trail which is conveniently located next to the bathrooms and shuttle stop at the Upper Sherman Parking Lot. This is where our tour will end as well.
Leading you on this three hour hike is a professional tour guide who has lived in and worked in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks since 2014. With a degree in wildlife biology and a past career of chasing black bears out of campsites. You will not only have access to over six years of tour guiding and astronomy knowledge but also a wide range of facts, stories, theories and jokes. Mostly puns :)
On this tour you are guaranteed to see sequoia trees, birds, squirrels, chipmunks, amazing views and more. Black bears and mule deer are on random occurrences. Joining me for multiple tours will not increase your chances but its worth a shot.
Location
Activity location
LOB_ACTIVITIES LOB_ACTIVITIES - Sequoia National Park
- Tulare County, California, United States
Meeting/Redemption Point
PEOPLE PEOPLE - Sherman Tree Parking Acc, California 93262, USA | There is a paved walkway around a set of boulders. There is a covered walkway, bathroom and shuttle stop. I will be standing between the restrooms and the covered walkway.
- Tulare County, California, United States
PEOPLE PEOPLE - Sherman Tree Parking Acc, California 93262, USA | There is a paved walkway around a set of boulders. There is a covered walkway, bathroom and shuttle stop. I will be standing between the restrooms and the covered walkway.
- Tulare County, California, United States