Giant Forest | Sequoia National Park, a Winter Wonderland!

📍Sequoia National Park 🌳Also known as Redwood Park, it is adjacent to Kings Canyon National Park, located at the border of California and Nevada. I went there before Christmas, and I was amazed by the beauty of the forest in winter. The snow that hasn't melted yet, the towering redwoods that are tens of meters high, and the surprise of the snow-capped mountains slowly appearing at the corner of the road while sitting in the car. 🚗How to visit: Self-driving is recommended, get off the car for hiking or taking photos 💪My Top Attractions 1️⃣General Grant Tree The tallest tree in the park, but because of the distance, there are fewer visitors, so you have more time to enjoy it up close. You can feel the powerful energy field brought by the ancient and huge trees! 2️⃣Big Tree Trail An easy trail, go for a walk at noon, you can see the beams of sunlight falling into the woods, creating a very quiet and pleasant atmosphere. 💡December Admission Tips 1️⃣The weather has warmed up recently, so snow chains are not needed, and the main road is smooth 2️⃣Download the NPS app or tune in to AM1610 to listen to the park radio for the latest information 3️⃣Be sure to refuel before entering the park❗️Sequoia National Park is very large, and it takes 3-4 hours to check in all the snow scenes, and there is no gas station in the park 4️⃣The snow-covered road is slippery, remember to wear hiking shoes with good friction or put on crampons