Sequoia National Park

Home to the world's largest known living single-stem tree, the massive General Sherman Tree in Sequoia National Park is nothing short of extraordinary. To stand in the Giant Forest amongst the General Sherman and more of the world's largest trees is a bucket-list-worthy experience.

Other one-and-only opportunities include climbing 400 steps up the granite dome to the summit of Moro Rock. See peaks of the Great Western Divide, foothills, and San Joaquin Valley to the west, with the vast deep wilderness to the east. The park includes even more unique features, like Crystal Cave, the Tunnel Log and the Giant Forest Museum.