Boyden Cave, an underground limestone cave, nestled beside the Kings River, open may through September. Tours leave on the hour. Upper Boulder Creek with its massive granite boulders offering seasonally good stream fishing for trout. Grizzly Falls, a 50 foot high waterfall fed from Grizzly Lake up in the high country, five miles from Boyden Cave and 20 steps from the parking lot. Sequoia National Park Giant Forest and Lodgepole Crystal Caves , tickets for sale by Park Service at Lodgepole Visitors Center.
Tours leave on the hour.
Moro Rock, a 400-step staircase to the top of a granite dome overlooking the Great Western Divide. Crescent Meadow, a meadow lined by giant sequoia trees lots of wildflowers, birds, grazing Mule Deer, and older fallen Sequoia. The General Sherman Tree , the largest and one of the oldest trees in the world. Kings Canyon National Park Lodgepole Visitors Center Grant Gove, with hundreds of giant cinnamon-colored Sequoias towering over lush meadows. Redwood Canyon boasts the largest grove of Giant Sequoias, over 18,000 at the base of Big Baldy.