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Sequoias

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Welcome to Tulare County, home to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, Sequoia National Forest, the Giant Sequoia National Monument. 
8 cities and 40+ friendly communities welcome you to explore the world-famous Sequoias Region!

As one of the largest agricultural regions in California, our farmers grow more than 120 different major crops and ship produce to more than 89 countries worldwide. Our restaurants serve fresh farm fare, and our many farmer's markets are filled with seasonal harvests. 

Come play in our Great Outdoors!

DISCOVER OUR CITIES AND SITES

SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST

DINUBA

TULARE

VISIT VISALIA

UPCOMING EVENTS

JANUARY

First Friday
Visalia Downtown
Visalia transforms with musicians, performers, and vendors for a free art-filled evening. 
(559) 772-0001 

First Saturday
Three Rivers 
Town-wide themed celebration with artists, merchants, and restaurants.

Polar Dip
Three Rivers
Thrill-seekers jump into icy Kaweah River waters to welcome the New Year.

Sequoia Symphony Orchestra
Visalia
October-April concerts at the Fox Theatre showcasing symphonic music. sequoiasymphonyorchestra.com

Tule Gem and Mineral Society Gemboree 
Exeter 
Free annual gem and mineral show with educational displays and kids’ activities. tulegem.com /january-gemboree.html

FEBRUARY 

Visalia Blossom Trail 
Visalia 
A scenic route to enjoy the beauty of blooming almond and stone fruit orchards. www.visitvisalia.com/visalia-blossom-trail 

World Ag Expo 
Tulare 
A global agricultural showcase featuring cutting-edge farm technology and innovation. worldagexpo.com
Upcoming Events

GETTING HERE

Tulare County is about a three hour drive from Los Angeles, San Francisco, or Sacramento. Don’t have a car? There are several other ways of getting here so that you can discover the Sequoias.
DIRECTIONS

ABOUT US

The Sequoia Tourism Council is a regional collaborative created by local governments, chambers of commerce and community organizations to provide the public with information that can enhance their visitor experience in Tulare County.

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