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The winter snows fall heavy in Sequoia NP.
The snow can pile up to several feet, creating a winter wonderland
that the vibrant red trunks of sequoia trees rise from like the
giants they are. Spring and summer are wildflowers and green,
while fall brings wild berries, and colorful dogwood and aspen
leaves. Every season is unique.
Difficulty Level : Some
walking
Participants -
max of 4 clients.
Depending
on the season the weather can go from mild to frigid, so come
prepared for either. A tripod great if you want to carry one
but not essential. I don't carry one anymore. |
We can meet-up at my home in Tulare, or along
Highway 198 in Visalia at a hotel. Snow shoes make movement
much easier in snow, while hiking boots are good for all the
other seasons.
The deposit is 50% via check, Paypal, Venmo, or credit card, and
the balance is due halfway between the deposit date and the
safari date unless you are booking within 3 months, then
full payment is due. Check the main safari page for other
info.
Link
Dates : Wed, August 19,
Tue, September 22, and Thu, February 4
$300/safari.
Links -
Checklist -
Link
Image Galleries -
Sequoia 1 and 2
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I've spent my entire 40+ year photo career shooting
in the West. The first 24
years based in Utah, the past 18 in California. The
photo safaris that I lead are all to the best locations at
the best times.
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