Sequoia National Park

A living cathedral, home the largest and oldest trees on Earth. Standing beneath a towering Sequoia, thousands of years old and wider than a city street, fills you with awe and reverence. These ancient giants, like the General Sherman Tree, rise skyward with a quiet power, their massive trunks telling stories of centuries gone by. The sheer scale of the forest is almost surreal, making you feel both small and deeply connected to something timeless. In their presence, you can’t help but reflect on the endurance of nature and the passage of time.