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    The Giant Forest 4K | Sequoia National Park



    The Giant Forest 4K | Sequoia National Park

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    Sequoia National Park’s Giant Forest is home to five of the ten biggest trees on earth, including the General Sherman Tree, which at more than 36 feet wide at the base and a staggering 275 ft tall is an absolute titan.

    But as incredible as it is to marvel at General Sherman’s stature, it would be a huge mistake to pass up the opportunity to explore the more secluded and secretive giants hidden in the forest.

    It’s impossible to select only one trail to highlight: The Congress and Big Trees trails, as well as the trek to the summit of Moro Rock, are among the area’s most popular hikes. But you’d be doing yourself a huge favor by taking a couple of days and exploring the lesser-known reaches of the Giant Forest.

    Perhaps the best thing about the Giant Forest is its accessibility. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer, restricted to a wheelchair or somewhere in between, the Giant Forest has trails for you.

    Stay on official trails and durable surfaces to help preserve vegetation, Do Not Climb Trees, take only pictures and leave no trace. These forests are priceless. Help preserve them for future generations.

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    12. @VN88ph on

      I cried watching this and kept saying thank you and you're a beautiful tree ❤️❤️❤️ such wonderful thinking they've witnessed so many events…

    17. @zenguitargabrielminuta-com5131 on

      The fact that many people (like me) are crying watching this magnificient place, means that maybe we (as human race) are ready to take a step forward in the evolution and let go all the sadness…(the most difficult part)

    23. @renostubbs8504 on

      So much to see and enjoy in this world with friends and family.
      However, most humans chose to be upset when someone next door cannot see or hear or walk.
      Enjoy life, that is what it is about

    24. @rongxiangliu257 on

      看红杉树公园里的树木大部分都是古老的树木，树龄高达几百年甚至上千年，有的的遭受虫蛀已经腐朽了，倒下了，似乎与年轻的生机勃勃的森林大相径庭，设想，再过一两百年以后这些数还能存在吗？

    33. @planterbanter on

      Watching these types of videos makes me so happy that there is still hope for the earth. We should all as people make it our task to begin. preserve and provide more old growth for future generations 🙂

    38. @wcoasttigger on

      Ive been to yosemite often but never sequoia park. It looks amazing. Im older now, are there trails accessible? Hiw many days needed to visit and see major accessible parts. Also, is fall ok to go? I hate mosquitoes and heat soooooo id rather be cold.
      Thanks all!!

    43. @martintrevino2984 on

      I can still remember, back in the 70's ,80s, when they still had cabins, a market, gift shop and restaurant, there in Giant forest.
      Those were wonderful times. You were almost guaranteed to see bears come around every night.

    45. @jaymzgaetz2006 on

      Those tree species used to span the west coast all the way to the gulf of Alaska. The tallest tree in the world…the oregon coastal redwood or sequoia sempervirens is still nearly extinct in oregon. We need these trees more than ever…if we could find anywhere to plant them. We need to integrate trees into future structures. What do you think?…would 4 sequoias support the weight of a skyscraper?

    47. @weejim48 on

      I’m a 68 year old British man. I’ve seen these trees on television I doubt that I will ever see them in person but they are magnificent. I’m not a radical or leftie or eco warrior but WE NEED TO PROTECT THE TREES ON OUR PLANET . They are as important as water and all our natural resources. 👍👍

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