Squaw Valley, California Located in the Central Valley region of California Photo: Squaw Valley is located at the edge of the Sequoia National Forest and the Sequoia National Monument, and near Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks. Photo courtesy Visalia Convention & Visitors Bureau

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About Squaw Valley, California
Located thousands of feet below the Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks, and home to about 2,600 residents, Squaw Valley and Dunlap are small neighboring communities that are located in Fresno County, in California’s Central Valley region. Kings Canyon National Park is about an hour drive east,. and Sequoia National Park is about a 2 hours drive from these quaint communities located in the rolling oak foothills.

Being located near parks and forests, the outdoor activities are endless boasting of Mount Whitney - the tallest mountain peak in the continental US; the General Sherman Tree - the world’s largest tree; the Sequoia National Forest; the deepest canyon in North America, the ‘Trail of 100 Giants’ and more.

The area is home to about 2,600 residents, Squaw Valley is home to Squaw Valley Herb Gardens which features hundreds of herbs and a hillside of lavender in beautiful landscapes. This display garden offers tours, workshops and retreats. East of Squaw Valley, in the community of Dunlap, is Cat Haven Wild Animal Park, which is dedicated to the preservation of wild cats. Visitors will enjoy an hour-long educational and guided tour and will see a number of cats including tigers, clouded leopards, caracals, snow leopards and jaguars.

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Articles about Squaw Valley

Sequoia Valley - The Perfect Summer Getaway: From parks, preserves and forests, to art and culture, fine dining and shopping, annual festivals and more - Tulare County in Central California is not only home to biggest trees and California’s agricultural center, the region is also a perfect summer getaway for family vacations, nature and outdoor adventures, romantic escapes, and more. Read more.  

Project Survival’s Cat Haven – Dunlap, CA: Located just west of King's Canyon National Park, Cat Haven is an innovative park dedicated to the preservation of wild cats. The park also offers guided tours of some of the rarest cats in the world. We recently interviewed Dale Anderson, Founder & Director of Project Survival’s Cat Haven. Read more and listen to his interview – Click Here.