Sequoia National Park in winter feels peaceful and full of quiet beauty. The giant sequoias look even more impressive with fresh snow sitting on their wide branches, and the forest becomes calm, almost like a winter movie scene. The higher elevations get heavy snow, so roads like the Generals Highway can temporarily close at times, and you may need tire chains to drive safely. But once you arrive, the park feels almost empty compared to summer. You can walk or snowshoe through the Giant Forest,

Step into a forest of giants. 🌳 Sequoia National Park is home to the mighty sequoias, ancient trees still standing strong after centuries. Pack your curiosity and get lost in the woods of mother nature’s original skyscrapers. 📸 @chiara.gat 📍 Nyyhmy (Western Mono/Monache) lands | Visit USA Parks

427K views · 3.1K reactions | Giant Sequoias next to a car. Most of these trees are well over 100 feet high! This drive is right by an area called Big Stump Grove. Let me know if you've been here! #sequoianationalpark #sequoia #gianttrees #usnationalparks #kingscanyonnationalpark | The Nature Seeker | Facebook

27K views · 211 reactions | Giant sequoias, the largest trees on Earth, are thriving in Britain, growing at a rate nearly equivalent to those found in their native range in the U.S. state of California, researchers said on Wednesday (March 13). | ABS-CBN News | Facebook