Sequoia National Forest
The Sequoia National Forest is world-famous for its 38 groves of towering giant sequoia trees.
Plan Around Sequoia National Forest
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Sequoia National Forest Details
The Sequoia National Forest is world-famous for its 38 groves of towering giant sequoia trees. But don't be fooled by the name, as there are so many other excellent sights to see here. The forest is a hiker's paradise and offers trails for people of all abilities. There are hundreds of miles of 4wd vehicle trails, and campgrounds throughout the forest, as well as shooting ranges, boat launches, and glacier-carved landscape to ooh, and ahhh at. But, if you visit the forest, your likely first stop will be the Giant Sequoia National Monument, as there is nothing else quite like these natural giants.
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Nearby Parks Around Sequoia National Forest
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Sequoia National Forest
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21.3 mi away
Chimney Peak Back Country Byway
During your drive, you can explore the rugged and unexplored landscapes of the Mojave Desert and Southern Sierra Nevada Mountain Range.
28.6 mi away
Fossil Falls
Do not expect to come here and see plunging waterfalls and glistening pools.
34.3 mi away
Olancha, Calif.
The tiny town of Olancha, Calif., sits to the west of Death Valley National Park and is known primarily as the junction where Highway 190 meets Highway 395.
35.0 mi away
Blue Ridge National Wildlife Refuge
Located in the Sierra Nevada, Blue Ridge National Wildlife Refuge is a wild space dedicated to the California condor.
36.1 mi away
Garfield Grove Trail
A relatively steepm 5-mile climb to the Garfield Sequoia Grove.
