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Backpackers chasing alpine lakes head to Monarch Lakes Backcountry Sites for its stunning pair at 10,600 feet. The sites sit in Sequoia National Parks Mineral King region, reached via roads from nearby Three Rivers. A 9.4-mile round trip hike climbs over 2500 feet; call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, Monarch Lakes Backcountry Sites lacks full hookups. Water, electric including 30-amp and 50-amp, and sewer hookups remain unavailable. Expect primitive dispersed backcountry camping after the strenuous 9.4-mile hike into Sequoia National Parks Mineral King area.
No, Monarch Lakes Backcountry Sites does not allow pets. Sequoia National Park prohibits dogs on the Monarch Lakes trail. Bikes also face bans, so plan to hike in without furry companions for this remote backcountry stay.
Call for rates at Monarch Lakes Backcountry Sites. These backcountry spots follow Sequoia National Park camping fees, plus vehicle entrance charges. Reservations help for overnight backpacking; no day-hike permit needed but confirm wilderness rules ahead.
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