Visit Virtually

Looking for ways to explore the park virtually, from the comfort of your own home? Here are several ways you can learn about the parks from afar.

 

NPS Mobile App

Explore the parks with the free, official NPS Mobile app. Near the parks or far away, this interactive guide will help you make the most out of your trip to Sequoia and Kings Canyon, as well as other National Park Service areas nationwide. Browse park sites by category, or take self-guided tours of notable features, including the General Sherman Tree and General Grant Tree.

 

Be A Junior Ranger

To become a Junior Ranger at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, stop by a visitor center or the Giant Forest Museum and ask a ranger for the junior ranger activity book. Once you have completed your activities during your visit, talk to a ranger to earn your Junior Ranger badge.

Interested in more online fun? You can find additional Junior Ranger activities here.

 

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• Join the conversation and connect with the parks via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or YouTube.
• View current and historic photos of the parks on NPGallery.
• Teach students about the parks through our various lesson plans.
• Browse our webpages and read about the parks' plants, animals, geology, fire ecology, history, and cultural resources.
• Check out the parks' webcams.
• Join us on an e-hike to Redwood Mountain, or the General Grant Tree Trail.

 

Unable to stamp your passport book in person? Print this virtual passport stamp for both Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Additional stamps for each visitor center are available below.

 

Virtual passport stamp, Kings Canyon Visitor Center, Kings Canyon National Park.

 

Virtual passport stamp, Cedar Grove Visitor Center, Kings Canyon National Park.

 

Virtual passport stamp, Giant Forest Museum, Sequoia National Park.

 

Virtual passport stamp, Foothills Visitor Center, Sequoia National Park.