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  HI IS SEQUOIA PARK OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY---------------------? THANK YOU
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  Yes, the parks are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, weather permitting.
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  Do you need to book into these parks to camp? How busy are they in May?
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  Yes, I'd recommend making reservations as the campgrounds in these two popular California can get crowded in the summer. Summer gets into full swing at the end of May following the United States' Memorial Day holiday (last weekend of the month), but I'd still advise reserving spots ahead of time if you can. Check Recreation.gov for info and availability. Of course, once you get off the frontcountry, the world's your oyster as you can take your pick from primitive backcountry sites. More on hiking and camping in Sequoia/Kings Canyon at: http://bit.ly/gQeSkk Outside magazine also recently published a feature on insider stashes in the area at: http://bit.ly/hdQ1Io
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  how far is it from Lone Pine to Kings Canyon/Sequoia?
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  It's about a 7 hour drive from Lone Pine to Kings Canyon National Park and Sequoia National Park.
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  I would like to know how I can ride a train or bus to Sequoia Park and walk around for...
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  I think your best bet would be to take Amtrak from the L.A. area to either Hanford or Fresno. Amtrak puts on a bus service connecting Hanford to Visalia, from where you can hop the Sequoia Park Shuttle to get you into the park to see the highlights. BUT, and this is a big but, I wouldn't recommend trying to do all this in one day. (Bear in mind, too, that Long Beach is on the "other" side of L.A. famous urban sprawl). If you can, you should at least try to spend a night up at Sequoia or Kings Canyon as it's going to take the better part of day just getting up there. You can always camp, or spend a night at Sequioa's historic Wuksachi Lodge. Wuksachi is reviewed on Away.com here: http://bit.ly/k6LaLP The National Park Service has some more info about transportation and directions to the park here: http://www.nps.gov/seki/planyourvisit/directions.htm