The Sequioa National Forest We visited the Sequoia National Forest in July 2008. Having always heard about the huge Sequoias, it was definately something worth seeing while travelling in California. The fee to enter the forest was 20 dollars and that covered a 1-7 day vehicle permit for the park.

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This is at the entrance of the park. At this point, it was hard to imagine how huge the trees were going to be. This is the main parking lot when you want to see the famous trees such as the General Sherman and the General Grant. Each Sequoia in the park has a name. This is how the walking trails look. This is called the General Grant Tree Trail. Some of the trees are protected by fences but others can be approached to see and feel the size and structure. Many of the trees are so wide, you cannot get the base completely on a photo. This is the famous General Sherman and is one of the tallest sequoia trees in the world and is the world’s largest living thing. Continue >>>   Custom Search

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