Three Rivers Transportation Delivery Service

02/07/2026

Book a summer tour, today. Call Trent @ 559-544-3107

02/07/2026

The calendar is filling up for this summer. Be sure and call Trent at 559-544-3107 to book your transportation needs for and all things on the west to east side of the High Sierra.

Let us help you to "Experience The High Sierra, Stress Free!"

08/16/2025

Crescent Meadow bear hunt.... Ohhhh, dear..... mule deer that is.....

08/15/2025

A beautiful day is Sequoia National Park. Book your tour reservation...we do have openings..

03/22/2025

Spring is springin....

09/22/2024

This is great news! Thank you to all the firefighters who worked hard to get this fire under control and soon to be out.

NEWS RELEASE - Sequoia National Park to Reopen Roads, Trails, and Campground on Sept. 21 Following Coffee Pot Fire Containment

On Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024, at 10 a.m., all road closures in Sequoia National Park due to the Coffee Pot Fire will be lifted, allowing public access. Mineral King Road and its recreation areas, as well as the section of South Fork Road within Sequoia National Park, will reopen. Most trails accessed from these roads will also be available, except for the Lady Bug Trail, which will remain closed due to burned areas that remain hazardous and susceptible to invasive plant activity. Atwell Mill Campground will also reopen.

After about a month of full suppression fire operations, the Coffee Pot Fire is currently 93 percent contained and does not show likelihood of moving into the areas that are reopening. Fire crews and engines will continue to be present on Mineral King Road and in the Horse Creek area. Drivers are reminded to use caution and be attentive and are also encouraged to use vehicle pullouts along the road when sightseeing.

Reservations are now available on Recreation.gov for Atwell Mill Campground from Sept. 21 through Oct. 15, 2024, the end of the campground’s season.

“I cannot express the level of gratitude and respect I have for all of the people, from cooperating agencies across the country, who have worked tirelessly to keep our parks and local communities safe during the Coffee Pot Fire,” said Superintendent Clay Jordan. “These are truly America’s heroes.”

Management of the Coffee Pot Fire is transitioning on Saturday morning to a local Type 3 Incident Mangement Team, led by the parks’ fire operations staff. The fire is not expected to grow outside of the current footprint and will continue to be monitored at containment lines and overall, for any change in behavior. Any significant changes will be announced and posted to InciWeb at inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/caknp-coffee-pot-fire.

NPS Photo
Alt text: Entrance sign to campground reads "Atwell Mill Campground, trailers not permitted"

09/03/2024

FYI

09/02/2024

HIGH SIERRA TRAIL SMOKE REPORT... THE MOSQUITOES THOUGH ARE WORSE THAN THE SMOKE!

08/04/2024

08/02/2024

Check us out and post your high sierra photos to and reviews on our new Instagram page!! I have stepped into the 21st century, y'all!

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