If you want a reminder of how small you are in this big world, the head of the giant redwood forest. This national park contains deep canyons and tall trees (formerly two separate parks) and joined to a park which stretches 66 miles long and 36 miles wide at its widest point. Almost every mile of this vast country is desert marigolds, to the point at which a traveler may stay at the destination, which run far from a road than any other national park in the system.
And while it's rare that every hiker can cover offers 800 miles of trails in the Sequoia National Park and Kings Canyon Park to see and do than any other in the summer.
From the trees, visitors should not miss the Giant Forest and Grant Grove. In these places you can have the best of both worlds. The General Sherman Tree - - Age about 2100 years 274.9 102.6 meters and feet in circumference in the Giant Forest tallest tree in the world is. It's very hard to describe how this tree is huge; just have to see! Many park trails start here - is pretty hard to miss. Also be sure to check out the four guards - Four sequoias that seem "guard" of the forest.
The second thing to do is to Grant Grove in Kings Canyon National Park. It will be difficult to overlook the General Grant Tree, which is 267.4 meters high and 107.6 feet in circumference. Visitors can note obtained during the determination of how many have to take lost logging trees.
Never miss Centennial Stump - a strain of a redwood tree, which was for the Philadelphia Centennial of 1875. This section will everyone who works to preserve the park to appreciate.
Cedar Grove is a popular destination, where visitors other trees such as live oak, pine white, black oak, pine and sugar to see. It is ideal for hiking, cycling, and enjoy the trees, the rivers and meadows surrounding area. Another must is Crystal Cave, requires buy to enjoy the tickets. The cave is unlike most tours, short of fancy lights and large exhibition about the natural limestone stalactites, stalagmites and columns.
If you really want to make the most of your summer vacation, there's no better way to enjoy two parks in one!
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