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Excellent Warmhowers experience in Springville. Rode early to avoid traffic on a narrow road.

This rocky lookout offers great views down into the San Joaquin Valley — except that it can be a little depressing at sunset, when a surprising amount of smog becomes visible. Check out the interpretive exhibit nearby that explains the smog.

Lost Grove pull-out provides a peaceful stop near Sequoia National Forest, where towering giant sequoias stand alongside the road. Formerly the site of an entrance station, this spot offers a serene view into the Lost Grove Sequoia Grove. Visitors can take a restroom break or simply admire the majestic trees and tranquil surroundings, making it a perfect pause during your journey through this scenic area.

Sequoia National Park's Tunnel Log, a fallen giant sequoia on Crescent Meadow Road fell naturally in 1937 and, the following summer, a tunnel was cut through it as a visitor attraction. Originally standing at 275 feet tall and 21 feet in diameter, the tree's tunnel remains in use today, measuring 17 feet wide and 8 feet high. There's also a bypass for taller vehicles.

In the NP there are some fallen trees with tunnels. This one is so big that a car can drive through. To make sure that this works, there is a specially constructed bypass. A great photo opportunity...

Was along our hike through Sequoia NP. Nicely done and informative

This rocky lookout offers great views down into the San Joaquin Valley — except that it can be a little depressing at sunset, when a surprising amount of smog becomes visible. Check out the interpretive exhibit nearby that explains the smog.

This museum is meant to be the start of any visit to this forest of giants. It showcases the natural history of the area (and of the building itself), and also serves as the trailhead for self-guided walks through the trees.