About Us

The Sequoia Shuttle, operating all summer long, is the perfect way to get to the Sequoia National Park. The shuttle departs from various convenient locations throughout Visalia, Farmersville, Exeter, Lemon Cove, and Three Rivers, CA several times a day, seven days a week. Reservations are required and round-trip tickets are only $20, this includes unlimited shuttle service inside the park.

About the Shuttle

Each 16-passenger shuttle is wheelchair accessible, features comfortable seats, luggage space, and an informative video during the trip.

Once Inside the Park

Once inside the park, take advantage of unlimited shuttle service to the parks major attractions. The in-park shuttles run from 8:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. and are completely ticketless, so simply hop on and off at any stop.

For information on in-park attractions, download our Trail Guide.

The four in-park routes are:

Sequoia Shuttle

Route 1 (Green Route)
THE GIANT FOREST ROUTE
15 min. loop

This route departs from the Giant Forest Museum and includes stops at:Route 1

  • General Sherman Tree
  • Lodgepole Campground
  • Lodgepole Marketing & Visitors Center
  • Tokopah Falls trail
  • Twin Lakes Trail

Route 2 (Grey Route)
MORO ROCK / CRESCENT MEADOW
20 min. loop

This route departs from the Giant Forest Museum and includes stops at:Route 2

  • Moro Rock
  • Bear Hill Trail
  • Sugar Pine Trail
  • Crescent Meadow
  • Log Meadow Trail
  • Tunnel Log

Route 3 (Purple Route)
LODGEPOLE / WUKSACHI ROUTE
20 min. loop

This route departs from the Lodgepole Campground and Visitors Center and includes stops at:Route 3

  • Wuksachi Lodge
  • Dorst Creek Campground—Check for availability here.
  • Little Baldy Trail, Trailheads accessible from Dorst Campground
  • Muir Grove Trail, Trailheads accessible from Dorst Campground

Route 4 (Orange Route)
WOLVERTON ROUTE
15 min. loop

This route departs from the Sherman Tree Trail and Parking and stops at:route-4-icon

  • General Sherman Tree
  • Lakes Trailhead
  • Wolverton



Internal Route Map

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