Sequoia National Park often referred as ‘California’s Best Kept Secret’ offers more than 200 caves and the General Sherman Tree, which is considered to be the largest living tree in the world.

Sitting at an elevation of 7,200-feet and open year-round, the lodge is the perfect base camp for exploring the towering Sequoia trees, stunning valleys and sparkling waterfalls by day, and as evening falls, spinning Sequoia stories next to a roaring, rock-rimmed fireplace. The modest, warmly decorated rooms are set 100 to 200 yards apart from the main lodge and feature natural décor highlighting native granite rock, oak, cedar and hickory woods.

Stop by Wuksachi Lodge’s full-service restaurant for good, honest Alpine cuisine and round your day off with a cold beer or a cocktail in the lounge bar. The on-site retail and ski shop specialises in fine apparel and handcrafted Native American-themed gift – perfect for a distinctive memento of your stay.

The rooms have cable TV, coffee maker, hair dryer, ironing equipment and ski rack.

• General Sherman Tree
• Giant Forest
• Giant Forest Museum
• Moro Rock
• Kings Canyon
• Congress Trail