Hiking Sequoia, Kings Canyon, and Yosemite

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  Fiona

  Asked on April 6th, 2026

  Do you have any more tours that in Clyde more California national Parks?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written April 2026

    Please see the below for our National parks trips in the USA
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  Tara

  Asked on February 21st, 2026

  Is the 'participation camping' in cabins or in tents?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written February 2026

    Please note that it will be in tents
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  Ross

  Asked on November 18th, 2025

  How do I get my discount as a past participant with G Aventures?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written November 2025

    You qualify for a 5% discount on your next full price tour. Once you proceed and book a trip, please message us on the booking page asking for the discount, if the tour is not already discounted, then we will apply it for you.
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    Ross

    Traveler•Written November 2025

    I have just booked the Hiking Sequoia, Kings Canyon and Yosemite trip. I couldn't get the discount, so book it anyway so I don't lose the place. I have paid the deposit, can you amend my invoice to show the 5per cent discount please.
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  Alexandra

  Asked on October 30th, 2024

  Can I bring luggage on the trip, or should I opt for a backpack?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written October 2024

    It's best to opt for a backpack for convenience, as heavy luggage may be difficult during the trip.
• Íñigo

  Asked on October 8th, 2024

  Is there a recommended number of travelers for this tour?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written October 2024

    It's suitable for both solo travelers and groups; just be mindful of sharing accommodation if needed.
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  Edo

  Asked on July 31st, 2024

  What is the cancellation policy for this trip?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written August 2024

    The cancellation policy varies depending on when you cancel; please review the specific terms regarding deposits and non-refundable fees.
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  Quentin

  Asked on July 28th, 2024

  How can I check the availability of space on the tour?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written July 2024

    Please select the 'Book Now' button to secure your spot and check availability.
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  Sonia

  Asked on May 30th, 2024

  Can you provide additional information regarding the accommodations on this tour?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written May 2024

    Accommodation will be varied throughout your adventure. We use a hotel for the start night, but most of the nights on tour are spent camping in tents in public and private campgrounds. All camping equipment (with the exception of your sleeping bag and pillow) is supplied, including comfortable camp mattresses. We supply dome tents that take only 5 minutes to assemble/disassemble. They are good quality, durable, industry-standard, oversized 2-person tents, each with 2 separate and convenient zip-up doors, so that each person has his/her own entrance. It will be the travellers responsibility to set up/take down the tents, and the tour leader will give a demonstration on the first day on how to do so. We use 2 types of campgrounds in North America: 1. Private campgrounds: These are privately run sites, usually with all services such as fire pits, picnic tables, drinking water, toilets & shower buildings. Some have small outdoor swimming pools and laundry facilities. These campgrounds are typically located near national park entrances or towns. 2. Public campgrounds: These are park-run sites, usually with basic facilities such as fire pits, picnic tables, and drinking water. In some cases, this type of campground doesn't have showers, only pit toilets and a lake! In other locations, toilet and shower facilities may be located outside the campground, or at times in another location a drive away. Some may have shower fees for onsite facilities ($2-6/shower). Another note about this tour: We give all our trips a physical rating on a scale of 1-5. 1 being the easiest and 5 being the most difficult. This particular tour is rated as a 4/5 which we say is "Demanding - Some high-altitude hikes or more strenuous activities, but accessible to most healthy travellers." Due to the amount of hiking featured on this tour it's important to note prior to booking to ensure this is the right trip for you.
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  Michael

  Asked on May 19th, 2024

  Could you give me more information about the camping? Are tents provided? How many to a tent? What facilities are there?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written May 2024

    On this trip, we use a hotel for the start night, but most of the nights on tour are spent camping in tents in public and private campgrounds. All camping equipment (with the exception of your sleeping bag and pillow) is supplied, including comfortable camp mattresses. We supply dome tents that take only 5 minutes to assemble/disassemble. They are good quality, durable, industry-standard, oversized 2-person tents, each with 2 separate and convenient zip-up doors, so that each person has his/her own entrance. We use 2 types of campgrounds in North America: 1. Private campgrounds: These are privately run sites, usually with all services such as fire pits, picnic tables, drinking water, toilets & shower buildings. Some have small outdoor swimming pools and laundry facilities. These campgrounds are typically located near national park entrances or towns. 2. Public campgrounds: These are park-run sites, usually with basic facilities such as fire pits, picnic tables, and drinking water. In some cases, this type of campground doesn't have showers, only pit toilets and a lake! In other locations, toilet and shower facilities may be located outside the campground, or at times in another location a drive away. Some may have shower fees for onsite facilities ($2-6/shower).
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  Amelia

  Asked on May 18th, 2024

  I want to book this plan but I have one question before I do so. I will be bringing my saxophone with me. I read the details and know that only one bag is allowed per person. I am asking you to please make an exception and let me take it with me, It is under an insurance policy so there is nothing for you to worry about, all I need is to bring it with me and leave it somewhere for the duration of the trip, maybe on the bus.

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written May 2024

    It will be possible for you to bring your instrument along, but you would be responsible for carrying it between the buses and the accommodation and storing it safely.
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    Amelia

    Traveler•Written May 2024

    I need an extra clarification. I completely understand the fact that I'll be responsible for my instrument. But I want you to clarify what "between the buses" means. The trip has many hikes in it, does that mean that I'm supposed to hike with both my backpack and saxophone on me?
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    G AdventuresOperator•Written May 2024

    "Between the buses and the accommodation" just refers to you carrying your own instrument to and from the accommodation and transport during your trip. When you are on hikes, you are welcome to leave it in the vehicle where possible, but keep in mind you will be responsible to ensure it is safely stored prior to hiking. You can also chat with your Tour Leader when on tour to check where its possible to leave it at accommodation when going on hikes.
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