Tunnel Log

#1 Giant Forest Visitors to the Giant Forest use a lot of the same words to describe it, including "awe-inspiring," "amazing" and a "must-see." The large sequoia grove is located between the Marble ... Read more » Elena Pueyo / Getty Images

#2 Kings Canyon Scenic Byway To visit Kings Canyon by car, the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway (otherwise known as Highway 180) is the only option for vehicles. The 50-mile route, which is full of twists ... Read more » J. Nunag / Getty Images

#3 General Sherman Tree The General Sherman Tree – the world's largest tree by volume – stands 275 feet tall and measures more than 36 feet in diameter at its base. Visitors call the tree ... Read more » Pierdelune / Getty Images

#4 Hiking There are any number of trails in Sequoia National Park for all abilities and ages. In the Giant Forest, the Congress Trail, a paved 2-mile loop that begins near the ... Read more » Ingram Publishing / Getty Images

#5 Moro Rock This granite dome rewards hikers with a breathtaking view of the Great Western Divide and the western half of Sequoia National Park. Though there are about 400 steps that lead 300 ... Read more » Peter Amend / Getty Images

#6 Crystal Cave While the towering trees are the superstars of Sequoia National Park, there are plenty of other amazing places to explore. Crystal Cave is one not to miss, according to travelers ... Read more » Meinzahn / Getty Images

#7 Tunnel Log The Tunnel Log, located along the Crescent Meadow Road in the Giant Forest, offers a fun photo op for park visitors. This enormous tree, which fell across the road in ... Read more » Allard Schager / Getty Images