12 min
Overview
You can simply park your car along the side of the highway and step out into the meadow and find a couple of well marked trails that lead into the fields. The narrow trail takes you on a short and scenic route through the meadow and trees, perfect for a quick outing. <br><br>The trail eventually makes a little U-turn and then turns you back around to bring you back to the starting point. It's a great opportunity to sit in the meadow to meditate, relax, get fresh air, and even spot some prairie dogs along the way!
Trail Stats
0.6 km
30 m
1778 m
1748 m
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Photos
Tuolumne Grove, beautiful sequoia trees ahead!
Tuolumne Grove, beautiful sequoia trees ahead!
The Toulumne Grove Trail shows off the local sequoia population.
The Toulumne Grove Trail shows off the local sequoia population.
Giant trees.
Giant trees.
A Giant Sequoia tree in the grove.
A Giant Sequoia tree in the grove.
A big, dead stump along Tuolumne Grove Loop Trail.
A big, dead stump along Tuolumne Grove Loop Trail.
Snow shoeing pas Big Red on the Tuolumne Grove Loop Trail.
Snow shoeing pas Big Red on the Tuolumne Grove Loop Trail.
The Old Big Oak Flat Road continues to Hodgdon Meadow as it passes through the Tuolumne Grove.
The Old Big Oak Flat Road continues to Hodgdon Meadow as it passes through the Tuolumne Grove.
Giant Sequoias in the grove tower above you.
Giant Sequoias in the grove tower above you.
The roots of a fallen sequoia tree.
The roots of a fallen sequoia tree.
One of the giant trees in the Tuolumne Grove of Giant Sequoias.
One of the giant trees in the Tuolumne Grove of Giant Sequoias.
Tunnel Tree in the Tuolumne Grove of Giant Sequoias.
Tunnel Tree in the Tuolumne Grove of Giant Sequoias.
The Fallen Giant in the Tuolumne Grove.
The Fallen Giant in the Tuolumne Grove.