So the next day we got up a little earlier to go to Sequoia Park. The road going into the park from the south was a little hairy.
I learned a few things about the Sequoia Tree. One they only grow here in the park. They need four things to survive; Sun, water, soil, and fire. Yes I said fire. Over the years they have found the trees need natural fires for the minerals so they do control burns to help them survive. General Sherman is the biggest tree in the world standing 275 feet and over 36 feet in diameter. You can’t get a sense of how big these trees are until someone is standing by one. Their bark is kind of soft like a thick foam.
We enjoyed Sequoia Park much better then Yosemite just because it wasn’t as crowded. Early into the morning we ran across another friend.
At first we were scared shitless to walk by him but some people had been there yesterday and said he’s friendly so we slowly made our way down the path. Everyone definitely needs to see the biggest tree in the world!
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