An Off-the-Grid Experience in the Sierra Nevada Mountains!
Located deep in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains near Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, the off-the-grid Silver City Mountain Resort is a natural mountain escape you won't soon forget! Offering only eight hours of electricity a day, you’re sure to have plenty of time to reconnect with your natural Sequoia-soaked surroundings. Hike in the Mineral King Recreational Area, climb Sawtooth peak, and fish for trout in a nearby alpine lake before heading back to the resort for a bite of some famous Silver City pie at the onsite restaurant or a toasty fire at your quaint chalet or cabin. And, for those of you who can’t live completely off the grid, enjoy free WiFi at the onsite Silver City Store. Just don’t use it for long - the Sequoias are calling!
Silver City Resort offers the perfect atmosphere to recharge and nurture those precious relationships within your family. Spend quality time hiking, reading, exploring, playing, or just plain relaxing!
Enjoy accommodations for up to 60 people, luxurious chalets, an accommodating staff, and full-food service while saying your "I Do's" 7,000 feet above sea level!
You might not catch the biggest trout of your life, but your memories fishing in one of the nearby alpine lakes will last a lifetime!
The breathtakingly beautiful Sierras offer the perfect setting to get away from it all and reconnect with your loved one.
Explore the Mineral King Recreational Area, featuring some of the best high-altitude hiking and climbing in North America!
When ore deposits were found in 1873, a short-lived mining boom began on the land the resort now occupies. Once the miners moved out, Walt Disney tried to move in to turn the area into a world-class ski resort. In 1978, however, the area was annexed to the Sequoia National Park, securing a future for the then family-owned Silver City Mountain Resort.
Choose from a modern chalet, boasting kitchens and decks with mountain views, a cozy two-bedroom family cabin, or a 1930s-era historical cabin, featuring a cast-iron wood-burning stove. 