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California
4.4 mi
Distance
776 ft
Gain
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Boole Tree
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The Boole Tree trail is a moderate day hike through the Giant Sequoia National Monument, leading to one of the largest trees on Earth by volume. This scenic route winds through mixed conifer forest with gradual elevation gain, offering hikers the chance to stand beneath an ancient giant sequoia and experience the majesty of these remarkable trees. The trail combines accessible distance with rewarding views of the Sierra Nevada backcountry.

Cherry Gap
~6 min drive
<p>This Forest Service area 3 miles (4.8 kilometer) north of Grant Grove is part of the Converse Basin sequoia grove. From Cherry Gap, you can take roads to the Chicago Stump. Once the General Noble Tree, it was cut into pieces in 1897, shipped to the Chicago World's Fair, and…
Indian Basin
~3 min drive
Easy alpine basin loop with meadow views and wildflower potential.
Kings River Nrt
~6 min drive
Moderate Sierra trail climbing 2,707 ft along Kings River drainage.
Hume Lake
~6 min drive
Moderate 5.2-mile loop around scenic alpine lake in the Sierra Nevada.

North Grove Loop and Dead Giant Loop Trailhead
~9 min drive
<p>The North Grove Trail is an initial loop through sequoias and meadows. After the North Grove Trail, you can continue to the Dead Giant Trail loop. This trail offers views of Sequoia Lake and the Dead Giant, a huge sequoia that stayed standing even after it died. Combined, t…
Evans Grove Loop
~13 min drive
Easy 2.17-mile loop through Evans Grove with 450 ft elevation gain.
Kings River Nrt
~9 min drive
A 6-mile out-and-back trail in California along Kings River.
Yucca Point
~7 min drive
Accessible 3.6-mile hike to Yucca Point with panoramic views.

Winter Trails in the Grant Grove Area
~10 min drive
Trails in the Grant Grove area are often snowy and icy in the winter. But with the right gear and preparation, adventurous explorers can still take in the unique beauty of sequoias in the snow. Visitors can either hike on plowed trails, or cross-country ski and snowshoe on est…
Black Rock Reservoir
~13 min drive
Easy 1-mile walk to Black Rock Reservoir with minimal elevation gain.