Trail of 100 Giants Loop

Trail of 100 Giants is a Southern Sierra walking stop in Giant Sequoia National Monument, known for an accessible grove experience, big-tree scenery, and a short loop that works well for road-trip travelers.

Trail Snapshot

• Best for: Families, road-trippers, visitors looking for a shorter sequoia walk, and travelers exploring the Kern Plateau or Western Divide Highway.
• Trail type: Short forest walking loop through a giant sequoia grove.
• Difficulty: Easy for many visitors, with accessibility and surface conditions depending on season and maintenance.
• Approximate distance: About 1.3 miles for the main loop.
• Primary access: Long Meadow Grove area in Giant Sequoia National Monument.
• Best season: Late spring through fall, depending on snow and road access.
• Why it matters: This is a high-value walking listing for Southern Sierra visitors who want giant sequoias without navigating a complicated hike.

Before You Walk

Check Forest Service road access, seasonal closures, parking, weather, and grove conditions before driving in. Mountain roads can be narrow, seasonal, and slow-going.

Nearby SierraStop Planning

• Southern Sierra Hiking and Scenic Routes
• Alta Sierra and Greenhorn Mountains
• Kernville and the Kern River

Official Planning Links

• USFS Trail of 100 Giants
• USFS Giant Sequoia National Monument South