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Sequoia National Park

At gateway

nature, outdoors

General Sherman Tree stands in Giant Forest, within Sequoia National Park, and contains more trunk wood by volume than any other tree on Earth.

Discovery Waypoints

• General Sherman Tree / Natural Feature
• Giant Forest / Park / Protected Landscape — A sequoia grove containing the General Sherman Tree and trails such as the Congress Trail.
• Moro Rock / Natural Feature — A granite dome reached by a stone and concrete stairway.
• Sequoia National Park / Park / Protected Landscape — The national park containing Giant Forest and General Sherman Tree.
• Kings Canyon National Park / Park / Protected Landscape
• Kaweah River / Natural Feature

Local Knowledge

• General Sherman Tree / Natural Feature — Its most recent age estimate is about 2,200 years.
• Giant Forest / Park / Protected Landscape — The Big Trees Trail begins at Giant Forest Museum and passes around a meadow lined with mature sequoias.
• Moro Rock / Natural Feature — From its top, visitors can see the hills below and wilderness to the east.
• Sequoia National Park / Park / Protected Landscape — Buffalo Soldiers protected the parks in 1903.
• Tunnel Log / Local Attraction — People have been driving through Tunnel Log since 1935.
• Crescent Meadow / Natural Feature — The trail is presented as a place for photography and a relaxing walk.

From General Sherman Tree to Giant Forest and Moro Rock, every stop can become an Aha! Discovery Point—helping visitors explore more deeply while connecting them to the businesses and stories that make Three Rivers distinctive.

Additional local facts are awaiting source verification. Place listings do not imply Aha! partnerships or installed Discovery Points.

Hero photograph: Peter B / Pexels.

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