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By: NISHU SINGH
Step into Sequoia National Park, where trees touch the sky and nature feels truly ancient. This park is home to some of the world’s largest living organisms.
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The General Sherman Tree is the largest tree on Earth by volume! Standing at 275 feet tall, it’s an awe-inspiring sight and a must-see in the park.
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Try popular trails like the Congress Trail, Moro Rock, or Tokopah Falls Trail for stunning views, waterfalls, and wildlife sightings.
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Moro Rock offers panoramic views after a short but steep stair climb. At the top, you’ll witness the Sierra Nevada stretching endlessly.
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Visit in spring for wildflowers, summer for clear trails, fall for fewer crowds, and winter for a snow-covered forest wonderland.
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Watch for black bears, mule deer, marmots, and more. Remember—always observe animals from a safe distance!
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Campgrounds like Lodgepole and Dorst Creek offer star-filled skies, fresh mountain air, and peaceful forest settings.
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Don’t miss this hidden gem! Guided tours take you through an underground world of marble halls and stalactites.
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Located in central California, the park is best accessed by car. Plan ahead—cell service is limited, and some roads are steep and winding.
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Whether you're hiking among giants or simply breathing in the fresh forest air, Sequoia National Park offers peace, perspective, and awe at every turn.
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