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Three Giants
Sequoia National Park encompasses more than 400, 000 acres.
Last Chance Gas
If you drive long enough on Sierra Dr. in Three Rivers CA, the road will come to a dead-end at the entrance to the park.
Moro Rock
The West face of Moro Rock is 1000 vertical feet.
Carla at Moro Rock
As close as we got.
Footprints
Sequoia National Park was established on September 25, 1890
The Forest Through The Trees
The oldest living Sequoia tree has been measured to be 3,500 years old.
Sequoia Grove
The General
The General Sherman is the largest tree in the world.
In Awe
It's easy to feel small while walking next to giants.
Roots
A fallen tree's exposes a labyrinth of a root system.
Spires
Natural geometry and patters can be found throughout the park.
Two Giants
Three Rivers
After a long morning in the park, we backtracked to Three Rivers and found a swimming hole.
Carla at Three Rivers
In between the our spontaneous jump in the water and our ride home, the California sun was better than a towel even as it went down.