Afisha Life | Напівприватний тур до національного парку Секвойя з обідом

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Музей гігантського лісу

Музей розташований на історичному ринку в гаю секвой Гігантського лісу на висоті 6500 футів (1980 м). Ознайомтеся з експонатами про секвої та дізнайтеся, чому в цьому ландшафті росте найбільше з великих дерев.

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Генерал Шерман Трі

Нашою наступною зупинкою буде дерево Генерала Шермана, розташоване у Гігантському лісі. Цей короткий і легкий похід оточить вас гігантськими секвойями, одними з найбільших і найстаріших дерев Америки. Є можливість пройтися по стовбуру поваленого дерева, постояти всередині дупла дерева і зробити масу фотографій цих велетнів.

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Стежка великих дерев

Ця стежка протяжністю 0,75 милі (1 км) огинає Раунд-Медоу. Барвисті панелі біля стежки описують екологію секвойї. Почніть із Музею гігантського лісу, а звідти йдіть асфальтованою доступною стежкою. Парковка для людей з обмеженими можливостями доступна біля початку стежки. Дозвольте 1 годину подорожі туди й назад.

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Стежка скелі Моро

Коли ви входите в національний парк Секвойя, над головою нависає скеля Моро, тисячі футів над шосе. Цей великий гранітний купол є вражаючою геологічною структурою, якою можна насолоджуватися як зверху, так і знизу. Бетонні та кам'яні сходи ведуть понад 350 сходинок до вершини скелі Моро. Навіть на невеликій відстані від стоянки та над пологом лісів стають видимими вершини Великого Західного вододілу. Коли ви піднімаєтесь, відкриваються краєвиди від підніжжя та долини Сан-Хоакін на заході до глибокої пустелі на сході. Поручні на дорозі роблять підйом відносно безпечним, хоча варто уважно стежити за маленькими дітьми через круті перевали по всьому маршруту. Похід може бути напруженим; Не поспішаючи підійматися, ви можете звикнути до розрідженого повітря на високих висотах.

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Giant Forest Museum

The museum is housed in a historic market in the Giant Forest sequoia grove at 6,500 feet (1,980 m) elevation. Explore exhibits about sequoias and learn why this landscape grows the biggest of big trees.

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General Sherman Tree

Our next stop will be to the General Sherman tree, located in the Giant Forest. This short and easy hike will surround you with Giant Sequoias, some of the largest and oldest trees in America. There is a chance to walk through the trunk of a fallen tree, stand inside a hollow tree and take tons of photos of these giants.

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Big Trees Trail

This 0.75-mile (1 km) trail circles Round Meadow. Colorful trailside panels describe sequoia ecology. Start at Giant Forest Museum and follow the paved, accessible trail from there. Parking for people with disability placards is available at the trailhead. Allow 1-hour round trip.

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Moro Rock Trail

As you enter Sequoia National Park, Moro Rock looms overhead, thousands of feet above the highway. This large granite dome is a spectacular geologic feature that can be enjoyed from above or below. A concrete and stone stairway leads over 350 steps to the top of Moro Rock. Even just a short distance from the parking area and above the forests's canopy, the Great Western Divide's peaks become visible. As you climb, views open up from the foothills and San Joaquin Valley to the west, to deep into wilderness to the east. Handrails along the way make the climb relatively safe, though you should keep a close eye on small children because of steep dropoffs along the entire route. The hike can be strenuous; taking your time as you climb can help you adjust to the thinner air at higher elevations.

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Giant Forest Museum

The museum is housed in a historic market in the Giant Forest sequoia grove at 6,500 feet (1,980 m) elevation. Explore exhibits about sequoias and learn why this landscape grows the biggest of big trees.

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General Sherman Tree

Our next stop will be to the General Sherman tree, located in the Giant Forest. This short and easy hike will surround you with Giant Sequoias, some of the largest and oldest trees in America. There is a chance to walk through the trunk of a fallen tree, stand inside a hollow tree and take tons of photos of these giants.

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Big Trees Trail

This 0.75-mile (1 km) trail circles Round Meadow. Colorful trailside panels describe sequoia ecology. Start at Giant Forest Museum and follow the paved, accessible trail from there. Parking for people with disability placards is available at the trailhead. Allow 1-hour round trip.

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Moro Rock Trail

As you enter Sequoia National Park, Moro Rock looms overhead, thousands of feet above the highway. This large granite dome is a spectacular geologic feature that can be enjoyed from above or below. A concrete and stone stairway leads over 350 steps to the top of Moro Rock. Even just a short distance from the parking area and above the forests's canopy, the Great Western Divide's peaks become visible. As you climb, views open up from the foothills and San Joaquin Valley to the west, to deep into wilderness to the east. Handrails along the way make the climb relatively safe, though you should keep a close eye on small children because of steep dropoffs along the entire route. The hike can be strenuous; taking your time as you climb can help you adjust to the thinner air at higher elevations.

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Giant Forest Museum

The museum is housed in a historic market in the Giant Forest sequoia grove at 6,500 feet (1,980 m) elevation. Explore exhibits about sequoias and learn why this landscape grows the biggest of big trees.

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General Sherman Tree

Our next stop will be to the General Sherman tree, located in the Giant Forest. This short and easy hike will surround you with Giant Sequoias, some of the largest and oldest trees in America. There is a chance to walk through the trunk of a fallen tree, stand inside a hollow tree and take tons of photos of these giants.

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Big Trees Trail

This 0.75-mile (1 km) trail circles Round Meadow. Colorful trailside panels describe sequoia ecology. Start at Giant Forest Museum and follow the paved, accessible trail from there. Parking for people with disability placards is available at the trailhead. Allow 1-hour round trip.

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Moro Rock Trail

As you enter Sequoia National Park, Moro Rock looms overhead, thousands of feet above the highway. This large granite dome is a spectacular geologic feature that can be enjoyed from above or below. A concrete and stone stairway leads over 350 steps to the top of Moro Rock. Even just a short distance from the parking area and above the forests's canopy, the Great Western Divide's peaks become visible. As you climb, views open up from the foothills and San Joaquin Valley to the west, to deep into wilderness to the east. Handrails along the way make the climb relatively safe, though you should keep a close eye on small children because of steep dropoffs along the entire route. The hike can be strenuous; taking your time as you climb can help you adjust to the thinner air at higher elevations.

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Giant Forest Museum

The museum is housed in a historic market in the Giant Forest sequoia grove at 6,500 feet (1,980 m) elevation. Explore exhibits about sequoias and learn why this landscape grows the biggest of big trees.

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General Sherman Tree

Our next stop will be to the General Sherman tree, located in the Giant Forest. This short and easy hike will surround you with Giant Sequoias, some of the largest and oldest trees in America. There is a chance to walk through the trunk of a fallen tree, stand inside a hollow tree and take tons of photos of these giants.

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Big Trees Trail

This 0.75-mile (1 km) trail circles Round Meadow. Colorful trailside panels describe sequoia ecology. Start at Giant Forest Museum and follow the paved, accessible trail from there. Parking for people with disability placards is available at the trailhead. Allow 1-hour round trip.

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Moro Rock Trail

As you enter Sequoia National Park, Moro Rock looms overhead, thousands of feet above the highway. This large granite dome is a spectacular geologic feature that can be enjoyed from above or below. A concrete and stone stairway leads over 350 steps to the top of Moro Rock. Even just a short distance from the parking area and above the forests's canopy, the Great Western Divide's peaks become visible. As you climb, views open up from the foothills and San Joaquin Valley to the west, to deep into wilderness to the east. Handrails along the way make the climb relatively safe, though you should keep a close eye on small children because of steep dropoffs along the entire route. The hike can be strenuous; taking your time as you climb can help you adjust to the thinner air at higher elevations.

Напівприватний тур до національного парку Секвойя з обідом

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