| Page Views: 5,287 Last Visit to Sequoia National Park: June, 2005 | Bigness by chewy3326 - last update: Dec 2, 2005 |
The picture explains it all for you. It's giant. 2700 years old. 275 feet tall. 36 feet diameter at the base. World's largest living thing. |
|  | High Peaks, Great Trees Though Sequoia National Park isn't my favorite, I like it very much. The scenery here is very diverse, from dry foothills to deep canyons, high peaks, giant trees, and lakes. It's also a good place to hike: trails lead to meadows, waterfalls, and views. The best hiking in the park (in my opinion) is at Little Baldy, near Dorst Creek, and Mineral King Valley, in the southern part of the park. |
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| Pros: | "Beautiful scenery, giant sequoias, sparse crowds" | | Cons: | "ugly development at Wuksachi Lodge" |
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mikehanneman Sun Apr 15, 2007 02:40 UTC
My wife and I are going to Yosemite and Sequoia N Ps in June. Great tips on the various hikes. I appreciate the advise! We will do some hiking! What fun! Mike | percy961 Sat Aug 26, 2006 18:31 UTC
Great Photos of the sierra, looks a superb place to visit. | RafaelTheSecond Sun Jun 11, 2006 03:37 UTC
I do love all your tips about Sequoia Park, if it is not your favourite, I can imagine how fantastic YOUR FAVOURITE PARK WILL BE! :) I hope one day you could see the brazilian parks!;) | globetrott Fri May 12, 2006 22:05 UTC
What an impressive natural scenery, these giant sequoias are simply unbelievable ! |
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