Is there blm land near Sequoia National Park?

Domeland Wilderness (BLM addition) is adjacent to the Sequoia National Forest portion of the original Domelands Wilderness and consists of pinyon-covered mountains along the eastern side of the Kern River's South Fork drainage.



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The best time to visit Sequoia National Park is June through August, when the weather is the most stable. The park is open 24/7, year-round, but there are certain challenges during select seasons. For example, snow chains or tires are required to safely navigate park roads during the winter months.

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Black bears range throughout both Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks - where they forage for natural foods - digging up roots in meadows, ripping apart logs, and peering into tree cavities for food.

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Do I need a Wilderness permit? The Golden Trout Wilderness is the only wilderness in the Sequoia National Forest that requires a permit for overnight stays. Permits are not required for day use in any wilderness within Sequoia National Forest.

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Travelers can experience Sequoia and Kings Canyon wilderness by taking a scenic drive or day hike, or planning an overnight backpacking or horseback pack trip. All overnight visitors entering the local wilderness are required to hold a permit (not day hikers).

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Bobcats and mountain lions are common throughout the foothills of the parks. While you may catch a glimpse of a bobcat, mountain lions are rarely seen.

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Rattlesnakes are common in the Sequoia foothills and in the Kings Canyon at low elevation. Watch where you put your hands and feet!

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Here are a few ”know before you go” travel tips to make your trip to Sequoia a little easier.
  1. 1 – Know your roads. ...
  2. 2 – Check the weather. ...
  3. 3 – If possible, make reservations. ...
  4. 4 – No elevators. ...
  5. 5 – Bring a flashlight. ...
  6. 6 – No cell service.


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