A c t i v i t i e s
& t h i n g s to do:
& t h i n g s to do:
Residence Bellevue Guesthouse
Three Rivers offers year-round entertainment.
Regardless of which season you visit, there is always something to do:
Regardless of which season you visit, there is always something to do:
* A visit to the giant Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
* Golfing
* Exploring the beautiful Mineral King area (an old mining
"ghost town"), which also is known as "The Alps of Switzerland".
* Participate in seasonal white-water rafting (during spring and
early summer) For further informations, please call the
Kaweah Whitewater Adventure at (559) 740-8251
* Enjoy horseback riding. For more information, contact
Christy Wood at (559) 561-4268
* Visit Crystal Cave (Open at the end of May through mid October)
* Try your luck at fishing or boating in the Kaweah River and the
nearby Lake Kaweah
* Seasonal skiing among the Giants in the Wolverton Ski and
Recreation Area
* Enjoy the native wild life
* Travel endless miles of hiking trails.
* Golfing
* Exploring the beautiful Mineral King area (an old mining
"ghost town"), which also is known as "The Alps of Switzerland".
* Participate in seasonal white-water rafting (during spring and
early summer) For further informations, please call the
Kaweah Whitewater Adventure at (559) 740-8251
* Enjoy horseback riding. For more information, contact
Christy Wood at (559) 561-4268
* Visit Crystal Cave (Open at the end of May through mid October)
* Try your luck at fishing or boating in the Kaweah River and the
nearby Lake Kaweah
* Seasonal skiing among the Giants in the Wolverton Ski and
Recreation Area
* Enjoy the native wild life
* Travel endless miles of hiking trails.
Visiting the Giant Sequoias.
The General Sherman is the largest tree on this planet, with a base diameter of 36 feet and a height of 275 feet (total about 52,000 cubic feet), its weighs 1,385 tons and its age is between 2,300 and 2,700 years.
The General Sherman is the largest tree on this planet, with a base diameter of 36 feet and a height of 275 feet (total about 52,000 cubic feet), its weighs 1,385 tons and its age is between 2,300 and 2,700 years.
Fishing, boating, swimming and water sports in the Lake Kaweah.
Climbing Moro Rock in elev. 6.725 ft
A 1/4-mile staircase to the summit (300 foot elevation gain)
A 1/4-mile staircase to the summit (300 foot elevation gain)
Skiing and snowshoeing during the winter time in the higher elevation of the Sequoia National Park in the Wolverton Ski Touring Center.
Rental equipment and lessons are available.
Snowshoes are also available for rental.
Rental equipment and lessons are available.
Snowshoes are also available for rental.
Whitewater Rafting
(seasonal, from spring to early summer)
(seasonal, from spring to early summer)
Horseback riding and professionally training on a local training stables and trail riding available.
Socializing on the deck, bird watching and enjoying the scenery or simply relaxing in the hammock.
Hammock: Implies the feeling of relaxation.
In 1492 Columbus was introduced to the "hamaca" by the Tino Indian tribe from Haiti, who discovered the art of relaxation. They put red-hot coals under the hammocks to get the warm in the mountains.
In 1492 Columbus was introduced to the "hamaca" by the Tino Indian tribe from Haiti, who discovered the art of relaxation. They put red-hot coals under the hammocks to get the warm in the mountains.
We do not cecommend to imitate this Indian procedure!
We do have a FINISH SAUNA to get the heat we need during the winter season.
We do have a FINISH SAUNA to get the heat we need during the winter season.
Or just enjoy our Sauna and Jacuzzi.
A certified in-house Massage Therapist is also available upon request.
A certified in-house Massage Therapist is also available upon request.
Please visit "Jacuzzi & Sauna"
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