Bear Hill Winter Trail
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks
The trail follows the old Bear Hill Road and travels under the shade of giant sequoias and mixed conifers. Bear Hill Road is wide and easy to follow with a moderate grade.
The trail follows the old Bear Hill Road and travels under the shade of giant sequoias and mixed conifers. In the early 1920s, Bear Hill was a regular evening attraction. Before appropriate natural resource management was established, visitors at one time could sit on bleachers to admire black bears that foraged through piles of laid out food. This activity was, understandably, demolished soon after. Bear Hill Road is wide and easy to follow with a moderate grade. Trail Information Trailhead: Giant Forest Museum Distance: 1 mile (1.6 km) one way, Moro Rock Road to the Alta Trail Difficulty: Easy Elevation Gain/Loss: 277 ft / 132 ft Approximate Round Trip: 1 – 2 hours For a complete map of winter trails, check out our Park Newspaper. For more detailed trail information, please visit our Maps page.
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1-2 Hours
The duration will vary depending on fitness level, snow conditions, and length of time spent at trail features.
Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.
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General parking is available across the street from the Giant Forest Museum. Accessible parking is available next to the Giant Forest Museum and at the Big Trees Trailhead. Accessible restrooms are available at the Giant Forest Museum.
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