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A peaceful community (population 2,700) in the Sierra Foothills of Tulare County, Three Rivers is only 15 minutes south of Sequoia and Kings County National Parks. Downtown offers an inviting Main Street vibe with ample amenities and fun spots to explore in between adventures. On Sierra Drive, you’ll find locally-owned markets, gas stations, gift shops, bars, and restaurants dotted along the winding mountain road.
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NEARBY AMENITIES
Gas & Grocery Stores
Village Market (Top Choice) — 5 minutes
Three Rivers Market — 5 minutes
The Mercantile (Fishing & Camping Supplies) — 5 minutes
Shell Station — 5 minutes
Chevron Station — 5 minutes
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Popular Eats & Shops
Sequoia Cider Mill Restaurant — 2 minutes
Sequoia Coffee Roasters — 5 minutes
Pizza Factory (Local Favorite) — 5 minutes
Sierra Subs & Salad — 5 minutes
Reimer’s Candies & Gifts — 5 minutes
River View Grill & Bar (Best for Live Music) — 5 minutes
The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge — 15 minutes
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Hotel & Campground Options for Larger Groups
Sequoia Riverfront Cabins — 2 minutes
Western Holiday Lodge — 2 minutes
Comfort Inn — 2 minutes
Sequoia Campground & Lodge — 5 minutes
Slick Rock Recreation Area — 5 minutes
Three Rivers Hideaway — 10 minutes
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POPULAR ACTIVITIES & DESTINATIONS
Three Rivers attracts National Park visitors, outdoor adventurers, and artists alike. Surrounded by rolling hills, green valleys, Lake Kaweah, and the Kaweah River—there's something for everyone from rock climbers to stargazers.
Nearby Destinations
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks — 15 minutes to entrance
Lake Kaweah — 5 minutes
Kaweah River — 5 minutes
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Popular Activities
Birding
Boating
Bouldering
Camping
Fishing
Hiking & Backpacking
Horseback Riding
Nature Photography
Mountain Biking
Rafting
Rock Climbing
Sledding
Snowshoeing
Stargazing
Swimming
Yoga
Note: China Peak is the closest ski/snowboard area at 2.5 hours away.
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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks
Unforgettable adventure awaits at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks! You'll reach these popular destinations in 2 hours or less:
Garfield Grove Trail — 30 minutes
Lodgepole Campground — 1 hour
Case Mountain — 1 hour
Wolverton Picnic Area — 1 hour
Mineral King Valley — 1.5 hours
Garfield Grove Trail is a challenging hike, but worth the payoff of towering Sequoia groves.
Meet the park’s giant sequoias, General Sherman and the Four Guardsmen, at Lodgepole Campground where you can spend the day on leisurely trails with breathtaking views. It also reigns as the most popular stargazing spot thanks to dark inky skies.
Case Mountain is popular with mountain bikers and trail runners, with over 45 biking trails and 100 hiking trails.
Locals love the Wolverton Picnic Area in the winter for sledding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.
Mineral King Valley is famous for its scenic trails through pine, sequoia, and fir forests dotted with colorful, granite landscapes. Hiking at this altitude is strenuous at 7,500’, but you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of this glacial-formed valley.
Kings Canyon offers climbing and whitewater rafting deeper in the park. Granite peaks and boulder riverbeds attract climbers from all over. Favorite spots include:
Little Baldy
Big Baldy
Bubbs Creek Wall
Charlito Dome
Charlotte Dome
Moro Rock
Angel Wings
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Lake Kaweah
Explore the Kaweah Recreation Area and Horse Creek Campground for fishing, boating, swimming, paddle boarding, and day hikes. Both offer quiet camping spots with plenty of space for groups. Bringing a boat? Dock at the Kaweah Marina, which is also our go-to for watercraft rentals.
Kaweah Recreation Area — 10 minutes
Horse Creek Campground — 10 minutes
Kaweah Marina — 10 minutes
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Kaweah River
Check out the Cobble Knoll Recreation Area for hiking, swimming, and tubing along the river.
Further south, the Slick Rock Recreation Area (aka “Boulder Beach”) is the perfect place for climbing enthusiasts. Further north, you’ll find spots for fishing and whitewater rafting. Book with our favorite rafting guides over at Kaweah Whitewater Adventures for an unforgettable experience. We also highly recommend the Indian Head River Trailhead for hiking and fishing.
Cobble Knoll Recreation Area — 5 minutes
Slick Rock Recreation Area — 5 minutes
Kaweah Whitewater Adventures — 5 minutes
Indian Head River Trailhead — 15 minutes