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California
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Inside Sequoia National Park
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Hazelwood Nature Trail-Alta Trail Junction
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This trailhead sign includes a map indicating the junction of the Hazelwood Nature Trail Loop with the Alta Trail, which heads west towards the Giant Forest Museum.
Hazelwood Nature Trail Trailhead
~0 min drive
<p>The Hazelwood Nature Trail features a 0.5-mile (0.8-km) loop trail. This firm-packed trail has an elevation gain of approximately 50 feet (15 m). The average trail grade is 6.5% (maximum 10%) and the maximum cross slope is less than 2%. The trail is 6 feet wide. <br /> <br…
Stony Creek
~14 min drive
Moderate 7-mile creek trail with 2,500 ft elevation gain.
Jo Pass
~17 min drive
Scenic alpine pass hike with steady elevation gain and mountain views.
Hot Spots
~0 min drive
<p>This wayside exhibit, titled "Hot Spots," shows how fire helps giant sequoias grow.</p>
Jennie Lake
~18 min drive
Moderate Sierra alpine lake hike with steady elevation gain and scenic views.
Seville Lakes
~18 min drive
Scenic alpine lakes hike with moderate elevation gain and rewarding views.
Inheritance
~0 min drive
<p>This outdoor exhibit, titled "Inheritance," shows why fallen trees create good conditions for sequoias to thrive.</p>
Rowell Meadow
~19 min drive
Moderate 5.6-mile climb to scenic high meadow with 1,635 ft elevation gain.
Just Enough Soil
~1 min drive
<p>This wayside exhibit, titled "Just Enough Soil," shows why sequoias have shallow roots.</p>
Giant Forest Museum Trail Center
~1 min drive
<p>Trails from here can lead you past the giant trees and lush meadows in this sequoia grove, whether you are an experienced hiker who wants to see miles of the parks or you would just like a gentle half-hour walk. Trails in this area can be confusing. We recommend purchasing…
