Three Rivers Bed and Breakfast

04/08/2025

Reminder: Tomorrow, 4/9, is our 2nd Wednesday Food Distribution Day from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at the Three Rivers Arts Center.

03/01/2018

Moro Rock didn't always have the trail you see today. The first steps were actually made of wood and were built in 1917. Because the Giant Forest area receives snow in the winter the wooden steps soon proved to be too fragile and expensive to maintain. During the summer of 1931, the new steps were built of concrete and granite masonry. Today Moro Rock remains one of the most popular features of Sequoia National Park. Have you climbed to the top? Photo via NPS.

03/01/2018

A magical tour today in Sequoia National Park. We had our first bear sighting of 2018 - a mother and 2 cubs!

02/28/2018

Wilderness permit info :-)! Leah`

Outside the quota season: Wilderness permits are self-issued, free of charge and not subject to quota limits. They can be obtained at anytime from dropboxes located outside of trailhead-specific Visitor Centers/Permit Stations.The 2018 quota season is May 25th - September 22nd: Applications will be....

02/27/2018

Winter hiking in Sequoia and Kings Canyon can be magical, but make sure you are prepared before you head out! Weather conditions in the parks can change quickly, and frostbite and hypothermia are serious risks for the unprepared; a warm jacket, gloves, and hat are a must! (Photo: EL, Ski route between Pear Lake Hut and Aster Lake)

02/23/2018

Nice! We're thrilled with every "few inches of snow" we get! And right now, it looks like end of February/early March will produce this year's "winter", such as it is :-)! "High pressure ridge", please stay away :-)! Leah

A few inches of snow fell last night! It's a winter wonderland for the eyes, but makes for icy driving conditions. For live we**am images click the link below. You can also get updated road conditions by calling 559-565-3341.
https://www.nature.nps.gov/air/WebCams/parks/sekicam/sekicam.cfm

02/16/2018

02/15/2018

HEROES PROGRAM UPDATE: We are proud to announce that this year's Law Enforcement honoree is Brandon Alisio, whose coverage area includes Three Rivers, from the California Department of Fish & WIldlife (formerly, "Fish & Game")! His work includes everything from Search & Rescue - he was involved in an incident last Spring wherein someone who fell into the river in the Park was washed downstream - eradicating illegal ma*****na grow areas that block & poison our waters upstream, dealing with bears that come into contact with humans, and the felling of trees/changing of the river bed. You can enjoy some hot food, drinks, and desserts and meet the Honoree on Friday, 2/23, at 7pm, at the Historical Museum. Free. Open to all. Leah