In the heart of California, the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are home to some of the tallest trees on the planet.

In the heart of California, the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are home to some of the tallest trees on the planet.

With 28 National parks in California, you can truly find something for everyone to see and enjoy. California National Pa ...

A dawn redwood planted in 1954 stands about 86 feet tall and 3.9 feet in diameter at Michigan State University's Beal ...

There are hundreds of miles of trails in Sequoia National Park suitable for all abilities ... a paved 2.7-mile loop that begins near the General Sherman Tree, is a big hit with visitors, who ...

then descends through the Sequoia National Forest, finally ending at the Cedar Grove area of Kings Canyon National Park. Along the way, highlights include hiking to the General Grant Tree and ...

The area that is now Joshua Tree National Park wasn’t always a desert ... “Dig a shallow hole, line it with a grocery bag, or fill it with rocks to hold water. Add water to help the tortoise ...

The Sierra Nevada Mountains stretch out before you like a crumpled blanket of green and gray, their peaks playing hide-and-seek with wispy clouds. It’s the kind of view that makes you want to break ...

Sequoia National Park may receive a lot of attention, but its sister park is just as remarkable, with top-notch hikes, rock climbing, and impressive scenery.

Incredible Giant Sequoia trees, some of the oldest and largest trees on earth. Kings Canyon National Park General Sherman Tree Giant Sequoia General Sherman Tree in Sequoia National Park California ...

The 368 square miles of the National Park include temperate rain forest ... Wonderful shots of Starlings at dusk, Beavers, Bearded Tits and birds in holes in tree trunks. A long tailed blue Butterfly ...