Discover the story of the General Grant Tree, an iconic symbol of resilience and remembrance within Kings Canyon National Park. From its designation as the nation’s Christmas tree to its revered status as a living shrine, embark on a journey through history and nature at this cherished landmark.
"Fallen Monarch" refers to a famous giant sequoia tree located in Hume, California, within the Kings Canyon National Park. The tree is a fallen giant sequoia, and it has been lying on the forest floor for many years. The Fallen Monarch is a significant landmark within the park and has a rich history.
Grant Grove is a spectacular area within Kings Canyon National Park in Fresno County, California. Located at an elevation of approximately 6,600 feet (2,000 m), it has warm summers, cool nights, and snowy winters. It is particularly famous for its giant sequoia trees, including the famous General Grant (one of the world's largest trees by volume).
Experience the beauty of General Grant Tree and the surrounding giant sequoias with a horseback ride hosted by Grant Grove Stables. Trail riding offers a unique perspective of Kings Canyon's majestic scenery, allowing you to explore more terrain with your trusty Sierra horse.
