Old Sequoia Trees

Learn About Giant Sequoia Trees

Learn About Trees  |  Sequoia National Park

When you visit Sequoia National Park, you'll see some of the biggest and oldest trees on earth.  The General Sherman Tree - a giant sequoia tree – is considered the largest living thing on earth.  It’s somewhere between 2,000 and 2,300 years old.  When you're here, you can also visit Tunnel Log - a fallen sequoia tree that you can actually drive a car through.

The sequoia trees have been able to last this long because they are pretty thick skinned.  Their bark is up to two feet thick - which helps protect the tree from fire and bugs.  In addition to the giant sequoias, Sequoia National Park is home to more than 40 different tree species.

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