The company has argued that its trademark over the Lone Cypress does not merely extend to the resort’s logo, but to photographs of the tree itself.

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — You’ve seen the Lone — or photographs of it. It stands along the famously scenic 17-Mile Drive, raked by wind, swaddled in fog, clinging to its wave-lashed ...

This well-known American landmark is a lone Monterey Cypress tree, nicknamed the Lone Cypress, a Cupressus macrocarpa that looks majestically over the crashing bay below it.

One of the most iconic trees in the world fell prey to the high winds from last week’s rainstorm reducing the size of The Lone Cypress in Pebble Beach by about a third.

Tourists come to the seaside village of Carmel, Calif., for the qauint restaurants and lodging but they stay to see the Lone Cypress. The tree is located on a rocky ledge along private 17-Mile ...

The Lone Cypress clinging to a granite promontory above the surf on California’s Monterey Peninsula has survived arsonists’ fires, vandal’s paint, drought and relentless winds along the ...

The famed Lone Cypress on the 17-Mile Drive in Monterey was damaged by California storms in Feb. 2019.

Iconic Pebble Beach tree "Lone Cypress" loses a limb Recent storms blamed for damage Share Updated: 7:17 PM PST Feb 15, 2019 Infinite Scroll Enabled ...

Ted Geisel, better known as Dr. Suess, was inspired to create 'The Lorax' while looking at the Monterey Cypress tree from his California home.

Tourists viewing Pebble Beach’s Lone Cypress, mostly unaware of its damage The iconic tree lost a limb in last week’s high winds The Lone Cypress on 17 Mile Drive in Pebble Beach on Monday.

The Lone Cypress at Pebble Beach on the California coast is one of the world's most photographed trees, and a multi-billion dollar company is keeping it alive.

The iconic tree lost a limb in last week's high winds The Lone Cypress on 17 Mile Drive in Pebble Beach on Monday. The iconic Monterey Cypress lost a limb from the winter storms last week. (Vern ...