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7 Facts About Sequoia National Park, California

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This is one of the most popular national parks in California. Here are some facts about it...

Sequoia National Park was one of the most popular National Parks in the USA. It was built in the year 1890 to safeguard the gigantic sequoia trees from exploitation.

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It is home to one of the world's largest trees the ‘General Sherman Tree’ measured by volume. It is believed that the tree is more than 2,000 years old.

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Sequoia National Park has a diverse range of ecosystems & wildlife habitats with over 1,200 species of vascular plants & more than 300 animal species.

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This park has more than 800 miles of hiking paths. So you can explore Sierra's many ecosystems, with trails winding around iconic sequoias, cliffs, & rivers.

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Sequoia National Park is home to ‘Mount Whitney’ the tallest mountain in the lower 48 states of the US with an elevation of 14,502 feet.

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This park hosted two autonomous endangered species recovery programs to safeguard the endangered Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep & the mountain yellow-legged frog.

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This park has a remarkable geology of limestone caves that contains a half-mile loop trail. The most popular is the Seqiouas Crystal Cave.

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Thanks for reading! These are some facts about the  Sequoia National Park.

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