BEST Hikes in Sequoia National Park 2024 | Complete Travel Guide

Travel guide to Sequoia National Park - see the LARGEST trees on the entire planet in this California park, while I show you how to get there, the best hikes, sights, places to stay, and more--including how to see the largest living thing on the planet: the General Sherman Tree.

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[calebdesjardins]

This is on my list of places to go see! Love the channel man, subbed

[jennymora]

Thank you, I can’t wait to go there with my family on September. Very helpful video.

[mudro]

I've been there and would love to go bac
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[simonac.]

Awsome btw im growing Sequoias up here in Canada its my firts year and so far so good ... im growing them inside for now and realy hope its going to work out cause i simply love those trees...🌲💜🌲

[blitztim]

We do have some sequoias planted in Southern California. Many in my town. Not as large though. A few redwoods too.

[ryanyoder]

great video, can you drop the link to the tent please!

[swithinbarclay]

Giant Sequoia in Great Britain, is called Wellingtonia, after their great Field Marshal who kicked Napoleon's ass. They started germinating seeds back in the late 1840's to act as landscaping for their baronial estates. And, to a somewhat lesser degree, for that selfsame landscaping, you may also find Ponderosa Pine, Coastal Redwood, Sugar Pine, Jeffrey Pine, the Foothills/Digger/Grey Pine (I call those Mourning Greys), and Coulter Pines. Coulters have the largest and heaviest cones, up to a half-yard long/10" diameter and 12 pounds, armed with grizzly-claw spines at the ends of the scales. Stay away from THOSE trees, during windstorms.

[albertzhang]

Is it possible to drive directly to the Moro Rock trailhead from the Giant Forest Museum with a private vehicle during July?

[jamescoleakaericunderwood]

The loggers built the roads I'd guess...