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    3 holiday adventures in California’s national parks

    LOS ANGELES — There’s something special about a holiday trip to a national park. At many parks, you get more space to yourself, with crowds dispersing after summer ends. Snow falls, depending on the park, and certain plants and animals go into hibernation. It can be a quiet, contemplative time — a new side of nature to experience for those who typically visit during warmer months. You’ll find ...
    by Rachel Schnalzer, Los Angeles Times Dec 19, 2022 3 minutes
    Admire the Nation’ s Christmas Tree at Kings Canyon National Park.

    LOS ANGELES — There’s something special about a holiday trip to a national park.

    At many parks, you get more space to yourself, with crowds dispersing after summer ends. Snow falls, depending on the park, and certain plants and animals go into hibernation. It can be a quiet, contemplative time — a new side of nature to experience for those who typically visit during warmer months.

    You’ll find holiday adventures that await in California’s national parks. But a quick word of caution: For your own safety and the

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