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Sequoia Shuttle
Maps showing route and stops of Sequoia Shuttle Route 2 in Giant Forest

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Map showing route and stops for Sequoia Shuttle Route 2 in Giant Forest.

A key goal of the Giant Forest restoration is to provide visitors with opportunities to experience giant sequoias on foot rather than from vehicles. A crucial component of this goal is a shuttle, enabling visitors to park their vehicles once during the day and experience Giant Forest's key features by foot, avoiding the prolonged parking congestion that was prevalent at many sites in the grove before restoration.

In May 2007, the Sequoia Shuttle began operating in Giant Forest. A cooperative effort with the City of Visalia, the shuttle provides service from Visalia and Three Rivers to Giant Forest in addition to transportation within Giant Forest.

Learn more about the Sequoia Shuttle > >

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Col. Charles Young in uniform

Did You Know?
In 1903, an African-American served as superintendent of Sequoia National Park, the first to do so in the National Park Service. Colonel Charles Young and his troops played a major part in completing the first wagon road to the Giant Forest, and the Moro Rock Road. A sequoia tree was named for him.
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Last Updated: August 18, 2007 at 15:41 MST