Sequoia National Park

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national park protected area

Sequoia National Park is a U.S. national park in the southern Sierra Nevada renowned for its giant sequoia trees, including the General Sherman Tree, one of the largest trees on Earth.

Aliases (7)

Statements (52)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	national park → protected area →
area	approximately 1,635 square kilometers → approximately 404,000 acres →
borderedBy	Kings Canyon National Park →
contains	Congress Trail → Crescent Meadow → Crystal Cave → General Sherman Tree → Generals Highway → Giant Forest → High Sierra Trail → Mineral King → Moro Rock → Mount Whitney → Tokopah Valley →
country	United States →
designation	IUCN Category II protected area →
ecosystem	Sierra Nevada mixed conifer forest → alpine zone → montane forest → subalpine zone →
established	1890-09-25 →
fauna	American black bear → Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep → mountain lion → mule deer → yellow-bellied marmot →
flora	Jeffrey pine → Ponderosa pine → Sequoiadendron giganteum → white fir →
highestPoint	Mount Whitney →
highestPointElevation	4418 m →
knownFor	General Sherman Tree → caves → deep canyons → giant sequoia trees → high Sierra Nevada mountains →
locatedIn	California → Tulare County, California → southern Sierra Nevada →
managedBy	U.S. National Park Service →
namedAfter	giant sequoia →
nearestCity	Visalia, California →
partOf	U.S. National Park System →
region	Sierra Nevada →
visitorActivity	backpacking → camping → hiking → rock climbing → wildlife viewing →

Referenced by (71)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Congress Trail → Crescent Meadow → Crescent Meadow Road → Crystal Cave → Franklin Lakes Trail → General Sherman Tree → General Sherman Tree Trail → Generals Highway → Giant Forest → Giant Forest sequoia grove → Monarch Lakes Trail → Moro Rock → Moro Rock–Crescent Meadow Road → Mount Whitney → Sawtooth Pass Trail → Tokopah Falls → Tokopah Valley → Tunnel Log →	locatedIn
Crescent Meadow → Crescent Meadow Road → Giant Forest → Mineral King → Monarch Lakes Trail ("Sequoia National Park wilderness") → Moro Rock → Moro Rock–Crescent Meadow Road → Tokopah Falls →	withinProtectedArea
California → Eastern California ("Sequoia National Park (eastern backcountry)") → Inyo County, California ("Sequoia National Park (part)") → Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks → Southern Sierra Nevada → western United States →	contains
Franklin Lakes Trail → Giant Forest sequoia grove → Great Western Divide → Kaweah Gap →	locatedInProtectedArea
High Sierra Trail → John Muir Trail → Pacific Crest Trail → Pacific Crest Trail →	passesThrough
Forester Pass → Pacific Crest Trail (nearby at Mount Whitney area) → Pacific Crest Trail (nearby at Mount Whitney area) ("Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks region") →	within
Inyo National Forest → Kings Canyon National Park →	adjacentTo
Congress Trail → Tokopah Falls →	nationalPark
Kaweah River canyon → Tulare County, California →	near
Mineral King → Mount Whitney vicinity →	partOf
John Muir Wilderness →	borderedBy
Generals Highway ("Sequoia National Park entrance near Three Rivers, California") →	connects
Our National Parks →	describes
California →	hasNationalPark
Lone Pine, California →	hasNearbyProtectedArea
Sierra Nevada →	hasProtectedArea
Trail Crest →	hasViewOf
Mount Whitney →	isOnBoundaryBetween
Visalia, California →	isPrimaryGatewayTo
Mount Whitney →	isProtectedBy
General Sherman Tree Trail →	isTouristAttractionOf
Trail Crest ("Sequoia National Park interior") →	liesEastOf
Fresno →	nearbyNationalPark
Visalia, California →	nearestNationalPark
Tokopah Valley →	partOfProtectedArea
Kings Canyon National Park ("General Grant National Park") →	precededBy
General Sherman Tree →	protectedArea
giant sequoia →	protectedIn
Southern Sierra Nevada →	recreationArea
High Sierra Trail →	startingPark