You & me + Sequoia Trees?! 🤯🌲🌎 📍Did you know that Sequoia National Park is home to the largest trees in the world- the Giant Sequoia. 🌲These towering monarchs are estimated to be over 3,000 years old and walking among them is a truly breathtaking experience. Where to see them in the park: 📍Congress Trail This 2.7 mile round trip loop starts at General Sherman Tree- the largest tree in the world. The trail also leads to other immense trees - some closely grouped together like at “The Senate” and others with holes so large they can fit humans. 📍Tunnel Log In 1937 a giant sequoia fell across Crescent Meadow Road and then a tunnel was cut through the fallen log as a visitor attraction. The tunnel is 17ft wide and 8ft high and is a popular place for photos and video because…when else can you drive through a tree?! 📍Fallen Monarch The General Grant Tree Trail in King’s Canyon is a 1/3 mile paved trail visiting the “Nation’s Christmas Tree” and third largest tree in the worl...