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| Trail of a Hundred Giants |
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Length:
1.5 Miles
Elevation Gain:
100 Feet
Difficulty:
Easy
Elevation:
6,000 Feet
Reservation:
No
Season:
Year-round
From Kernville, Take State Mtn. 99 north to Johnsondale. Continue west on Mtn. 50 to the Western Divide Highway turn-off. Go two miles to the Redwood Meadow Campground. The trail is located across the road from the campground.
Location Information
GENERAL INFORMATION: The Trail of a Hundred Giants is one of the most popular hiking trails on the Sequoia National Forest. It provides a cool, easy walk and makes for an ideal hiking trail of short duration. The trail is a self-guided interpretive trail about one-half mile long. There are thirteen interpretive stations along the way which provide information about the Sequoia National Forest. The signs emphasize ecology of giant sequoias including the necessary enviroment for growth of the trees, related species associated with sequoias, the approximate size and age of the trees found in the grove and the role of fire.
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