Sequoia National Park, California

if these trees could talk...

Redwoods as far as ther eye can see, brimming with history and natural landmarks that take your breath away. The world’s largest tree, affectionately named General Sherman after the American Civil War leader from 1879, stands at 83,8m and is believed to be around 2500 years old. These scintillating trees live in harmony between deep canyons and massive mountains, making Sequoia National Park a land of the giants.

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Visit Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks

High up in the mountain live the giants. Surrounded by deep canyons, and massive mountains, everything is huge! Visit Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks.

Where to find Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks?

You will find Sequoia National Park right beside Kings Canyon National Park high in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. As you drive in you will reach nearly 5,000 feet in elevation and as the air takes your breath away-you’ll be rewarded with the most amazing views!

What to do in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks?

There aren’t many places where you can walk beneath some of the tallest trees on earth, drive through a fallen giant, peer down the deepest of canyons and hike granite mountains! Take a drive along the Kings Canyon scenic byway-a winding road running beside the Kings River. Visit the natural wonder, General Sherman, the largest living tree (by volume). He’s 275 feet tall and 36 feet in diameter at the base. A nice half-mile downhill walk to get to the Sherman tree, but beware that you’ll have to walk back up again.

Getting around Sequoia and Kings Canyon…

The National Park Service has a free Mobile app, available through the app store, which can guide you through the parks, even without mobile phone signal! Download the app before your journey and ‘download offline content in the app settings.’