Tulare County Travel Guide

California

Tall evergreen trees covered in snow against a clear blue sky.
A waterfall cascading over rocks in a forested area.
A giant redwood tree with a thick trunk and lush green canopy.
A wooden bridge with a metal door leading to a tunnel behind a fallen log.
A lake surrounded by mountains with snow-capped peaks in the background.

Popular cities in Tulare County

Sequoia National Park
Known for Nature, Hiking and Forests
See some of the largest and oldest living organisms on earth in parkland filled with trees, mountains, caves and beautiful views.

Reasons to visit

  • General Sherman Tree
  • Giant Forest
  • Moro Rock
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Three Rivers
Known for Nature, Natural parks and Rivers
Three Rivers is calling! Discover its natural setting, riverfront, hiking and more.

Reasons to visit

  • Lake Kaweah
  • Crystal Cave
  • Tunnel Rock
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Kings Canyon National Park
Known for Dining, Family-friendly and Recreation
Visit this western national park to observe giant sequoias, forested canyons, marble caves and abundant and unusual wildlife.

Reasons to visit

  • Big Stump Trail
  • Cedar Grove Village
  • Roaring River Falls
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Kernville
Known for Rivers, Beer and Rafting
Trip time! Discover the riverfront, beer and camping in Kernville.

Reasons to visit

  • Sierra South Mountain Sports
  • Cannell Trail
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Porterville
Known for Dining, Family-friendly and Business
Porterville awaits: its cafes, casinos, live music and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Trail of 100 Giants
  • Lake Success
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Tulare
Known for Dining, Shopping and Family-friendly
Tulare awaits: its natural setting, dining, festivals and more!
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Stay near popular Tulare County attractions

A forest with tall trees, a large fallen log, and a group of people walking on a path.

General Sherman Tree

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The world’s largest tree by volume, this giant sequoia is more than 2,000 years old. You must see it in place to fully appreciate its colossal size.
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