Things to do in Three Rivers, CA

The is so much to explore in Sequoia National Park, but just to name a few is the largest and oldest trees in the world.  The Presidente estimated to be about 3200 years old and the General Sherman is the largest tree in the world estimated to be 2200 years old. 

 Tokopah Falls trail is a 1.7 mile hike at an easy incline. It travels along the Marble Fork of the Kaweah River to the impressive granite cliffs and cascading waterfall of Tokopah Canyon. Tokopah Falls is 1,200 feet high, and is most impressive in early summer. 

The Slick Rock Recreation Area has multiple access points to the Kaweah River.

It’s where you can find the best swimming holes along the Kaweah River.

This place is a popular swimming area in Three Rivers.

In addition, this attraction is also near the camping grounds and lodging areas in town.

The Slick Rock Recreation Area is 39883 Sierra Dr, Three Rivers, CA.

 The Kaweah River rushes out of the Sierra from high above Mineral King in Sequoia National Park.  You can swim, sail, kayak, water ski, hike, camp, fish, and picnic here. 

Each home we offer sits on the Kaweah River, so you can relax and enjoy your private space on the River.

Offering 360-degree views of Sequoia National Park from the top, you have to take a few steps to get there – 400 steps in fact. That’s 797 feet of stairs, or about a 30-story building. Taking that quarter-mile stair-hike is a testament not only to the beauty of the landscape, but also to the legacy of the National Park Service 

Drive through Tunnel Log on the way to Giant Sequoia Park and Moro Rock.

 River rafting and tubing down the Kaweah River, usually available from April til August depending on the Snow Pack. 

 Mineral King is a subalpine glacial valley located in the southern part of Sequoia National Park, in the U.S. state of California. 

In Sequoia National Park - Mount Whitney is the highest summit in the contiguous United States with an elevation of 14,505 feet (4,421 m). 

 Crystal Cave is an excellent example of a marble cavern. A half-mile loop trail leads through the cave, and there's also a steep half-mile walk to and from the cave parking area to the entrance. Because of fragile formations, the only way to visit the cave is on a guided tour. Tours are suitable for all ages. 

The Giant Forest Museum is a museum, dedicated to the main features of the Giant Forest area of Sequoia National Park, including its giant sequoias, meadows, and also the human history of the area.