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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.

The Lincoln Tree is the fourth-largest tree in the world by volume. It bears a notable scar that runs high up the trunk, allowing you to stand partially inside this monolithic organism. The Lincoln tree towers 255 feet tall and is 31 feet in diameter.

Not far from the famous Sequoia Tunnel and General Sherman is a large cross-section of a giant sequoia. This piece of natural history really gives you a sense of how large and how old these magnificent trees are.

The Crescent Meadow Loop Trail is a popular trail in Sequoia National Park. It is a fairly easy trail and takes you past giant sequoia trees and through beautiful meadows.

The western trailhead of the High Sierra Trail begins in Sequoia National Park at Crescent Meadow. Crescent Meadow is known as the “Gem of the Sierra” and is a truly amazing spot to begin the High Sierra Trail. Before starting the trek, hikers must pick up their wilderness permits at the Lodgepole Visitor Center, located about 10 miles from Crescent Meadow. Permits must be reserved in advance through Recreation.gov, with a limited number of walk-up permits available at 1:00 PM the day before departure. All permits must be collected in person by 10:00 AM on the day of departure and must be carried on your person as you hike.

The large diameter is impressive. Also nice for pictures.

There are numerous tunnel logs in this NP. You can even drive through one of them with your car.

A truly impressive tree. Hard to describe - you have to see it at least once. Pictures only partially convey its size and grace...