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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
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Rainbow over Ash Mountain

Foothills (12 Photos)

Foothills photos
Lush green valley in Kings Canyon National Park

High Sierra (12 Photos)

Photos at or above treeline
Pika on rocks

Mineral King (3 Photos)

Photos of the unique Mineral King subalpine valley and surrounding areas
Pika on rocks

Park Tours (16 Photos)

See highlights from Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
Looking up into the crowns of giants

Sequoias (7 Photos)

Photos of mid-elevation conifer belt, especially giant sequoias
Hiking the High Sierra trail

Wilderness Trails (3 Photos)

Photos specific to individual wilderness trails
Black bear in Foothills of Sequoia National Park

Wildlife (4 Photos)

Wildlife
wreath at the base of the General Grant Tree

Winter (3 Photos)

Snowy winter photos of the parks
Bear breaks into car with improperly stored food

Public Information Office (27 Photos)
Bear breaks into car with improperly stored food

Sequoia Park Tour (19 Photos)
satellite view of southwest showing park location

Kings Canyon Park Tour (14 Photos)
Pika on rocks

Mineral King (3 Photos)
Yucca begins to bloom along the Middle Fork Trail

Middle Fork Trail (3 Photos)
Reflections in the still waters of a Big 5 Lake

Sawtooth Trail (5 Photos)
Hiking the High Sierra trail

Wilderness Trails (3 Photos)
Fisherman in the South Fork of the Kaweah River

Ladybug Trail (6 Photos)

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Sequoia fire scar.

Did You Know?
The large black areas at the base of many sequoia trees are fire scars. Even though fire may eat into the very heart of a sequoia tree, the tree can survive so long as the fire doesn't kill the living tissue all the way around the tree. Over time, the fire scars gradually heal over and disappear.
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