Little Baldy leads to another granite dome in Sequoia National Park, much like Moro Rock, but the major differences are that this is a longer, more difficult, less visited and more varied trail. This trail give you a much more secluded experience, and you feel like you’ve worked more for your views. When I asked Matt which he preferred, he said you can’t choose! They’re both great and you have to do them both! And, to be honest, I think he’s right. Keep reading to find out why we loved Little Baldy just as much as Moro Rock. Quick Info About Little Baldy Trail TRAIL LENGTH: 3.4 miles total, this is an out and back trailTRAIL DIFFICULTY: This trail is rated as moderate. I would say that is a fair rating, especially going up as it’s just switchbacks up for most of it. That said, I also had a 20+ pound kid on my back, so it may be easier than I realized.ENTRY FEE TO SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK: To do the Little Baldy trail, you’ll have to pay the entry fee which is $35 for a private vehicle, $30 for a motorcyle and $20 for pedestrians or bicyclists. Or, if […]