Granite dome rock formation with views from the rock encompasses much of the park, including the Great Western Divide
General Information
Length:
0.4 miles roundtrip
Elevation Gain:
187 feet
Pet Policy:
Pets NOT allowed on trails
Seasons:
Spring, summer, fall
Location:
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How to Get There
Overview
Moro Rock is a granite dome in Sequoia National Park topped by a 1931 stairway of 350 steps that climbs to a spectacular view of the Great Western Divide and the San Joaquin Valley. It is about a half-mile round trip from the parking area, with a steep, exposed climb that is not recommended in bad weather, and the road is closed in winter.
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