Sequoia National Park

Established in 1890, Sequoia National Park protects 404,064 acres of diverse terrain including the largest trees on Earth. The park features the General Sherman Tree, the largest living thing by volume, and numerous groves of ancient giant sequoias.

Beyond the famous trees, the park encompasses the highest peak in the contiguous U.S. outside Colorado (Mount Whitney), deep canyons, vast wilderness, and a rich diversity of life across more than 13,000 feet of elevation change.