Kings Canyon National Park is home to some of the tallest and oldest trees in the world. ... the General Grant Tree, stretches 268 feet up in the park’s Grant Grove.

The General Grant Tree is one of the highlights of visiting Kings Canyon National Park in California. Called the Nation ...

General Grant Tree, declared by legislation as the Nation’s Christmas Tree (1926) Kings Canyon National Park covers a total area of 461,901 acres Parks Near Kings Canyon National Park .

Best known for its groves of Sequoia trees, Kings Canyon National Park spans a significant portion of the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California. But it’s not just these giant trees that ...

Most people who visit Kings Canyon National Park go no farther than a 10-minute drive inside the entrance. They stop at Grant Grove, behold the stand of sequoias led by the 267-foot General Grant ...

The park features numerous highlights, including the General Grant Tree, Cedar Grove and Kings Canyon itself. "There's a lot of speechlessnesses," Peterson said of visitors who see the sequoia ...

Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks are often spoken of in the same breath. They even share the same website. “They are two national parks, but they are managed as one, by one staff,” said ...

An area of Kings Canyon National Park that was closed due to flooding damage in 2023 is now reopening. Cedar Grove is set to reopen to the public on Monday.

Sequoia National Park was established in September 1890 and encompasses more than 631 square miles; Kings Canyon National Park was established 50 years later in 1940 and encompasses 722 square miles.

Not something you would expect to find in the Kings Canyon National Park in the middle of Highway 180 in between every point of interest, but, glad it's here. Let's dig in here, see what this is ...

The National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, CAL FIRE and University of California, Berkeley, are joining forces in support of a new resilient landscapes program. The project has been funded ...