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General Sherman TreeAmusement & Theme Park
4.5 2210 reviews on
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One of Sequoia National Park's most prominent tourist attractions, General Sherman Tree is recognizable by its imposing...
MoreOne of Sequoia National Park's most prominent tourist attractions, General Sherman Tree is recognizable by its imposing height that measures a whopping 275 feet. Tourists from all over the world pay a visit to this magnificent natural monument, which is regarded as one of the world's tallest and largest trees. Hikers can traverse down the picturesque, well-marked trail and enter the tranquil Giant Forest sequoia grove. From there, one can follow the signs to reach General Sherman. Visitors can admire its commanding stature and learn more about its splendid history from the immersive exhibits along the trail. Less
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Phone: (559) 565-3341

47050 Generals Highway Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, CA 93262 1956.16 mi
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- Family friendly

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TripAdvisor Reviews

4.5 2210 reviews
- 5 star 1674
- 4 star 441
- 3 star 81
- 2 star 9
- 1 star 5
- karen1902003/31/21
  Wow, this tree is gigantic. The world’s largest tree. It’s amazing to stand near it and take it all in. Was a great addition to my trip ! More
- Randy A12/25/20
  Very impressive, just in aw. We loved the park and seeing the big boy was the icing on the cake. Being winter we had to put chain on to go the last few miles, even though there was limited snow. More
- Robert W11/29/20
  Stunning tree and surprising regarding the cirfumference...... appear to be endless.Nice walk in the forest around too More
- HappyTrails_Mary10/25/20
  I love big, old trees. Not a fan of steep walks. The paved path to General Sherman is a good descent, which means going back to the car will be steep. There is a sign that warns this too. Regardless,... More
- Gus610/12/20
  This is the oneIt takes about 45' walk, the first part going down and then up so make sure to get a good pair of tennis and plenty of water if you visit during summer or spring More
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