People on the West and East coasts will be able to see a more than 1,500-year-old Giant Sequoia tree burned by a wildfire in the Sequoia National Forest.
Officials at Sequoia National Park are trying to make sure the Giant Forest area is safe before reopening to visitors.
However, managers said significant rain events across the Sierra Nevada prompted the containment declaration.
The reopening will include the Foothills Visitor Center, Tunnel Rock, and several area trails.
California wildfires destroy one million acres, historical monuments, and important fire lookouts while other lookouts are being wrapped in fire-retardant for protection.
Kings Canyon National Park will partially reopen on Monday as crews get control of wildfires burning nearby.