Overlanding near sequoia

[Outdoordog]

In a few weeks, I'll be heading towards sequoia. Anyone know of some good camping spots, away from campgrounds?
Preferably with no one around?

I was pointed towards the north side of sequoia.

 

[The Dusty Taco]

I’m not familiar with any dispersed camping close to the park entry by Three rivers/198. How far north of sequoia were you directed to?

 

[Outdoordog]

I’m not familiar with any dispersed camping close to the park entry by Three rivers/198. How far north of sequoia were you directed to?

Having nothing planned yet. Many told me the Northside is better for overlanding but couldn't give me directions or places.

 

[The Dusty Taco]

Having nothing planned yet. Many told me the Northside is better for overlanding but couldn't give me directions or places.

Sequoia national park is closed about six miles into the park, so the giant sequoias are inaccessible there. Your best bet is up in kings canyon national park to see the large sequoia trees. There are dispersed campsites around the Hume lake area. I’m not sure how accessible shaver lake area is.

 

[The Dusty Taco]

Did you ever make it out to sequoia? I just got back from going up into kings canyon national park. Grants grove is open and you can see giant sequoias there. I did dispersed camping up by Hume lake where it becomes national forest. Hume is good for fishing too.

 

[Outdoordog]

Did you ever make it out to sequoia? I just got back from going up into kings canyon national park. Grants grove is open and you can see giant sequoias there. I did dispersed camping up by Hume lake where it becomes national forest. Hume is good for fishing too.

No I haven't yet, I was told there's still a lot of snow there and some of the trails are impassible.

 

[socal geek guy]

monache meadows is kind of out that way and is a fairly easy trail according to the videos i've seen.

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