Mariposa Grove Museum (S7)
A replica of Galen Clark's cabin with giant sequoia displays, books, maps, and a gift store.
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Mariposa Grove Museum (S7) Details
This small museum is located where Galen Clark once built a cabin back in 1861. It houses exhibits on the history and ecology of the grove which is home to hundreds of giant sequoia trees. These towering giants are considered to be among the largest living things on Earth and they can live for over 3,000 years. Open 10 am to 4 pm daily (May through September). **Note**: The Mariposa Grove Road and the Mariposa Grove are temporarily closed until September 2017. Roadside marker: S7
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Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias
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Mariposa Grove Museum
Offers giant sequoia displays, books, and maps.
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Wawona Tunnel Tree (S8)
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This magnificent tree is a notable example of the sequoia's resilience in resisting fire, disease, insects, and decay.
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Wawona Point (S9)
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Galen Clark Tree
Named for the former Guardian of Yosemite National Park who discovered the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoia Trees.
