Crystal Cave Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park

... davon nicht allzu viel mitbekommen, weil ich leiderleider einen ziemlich heftigen Migräne-Anfall hatte. Drum auch nur 4 Bilder von Crystal Cave (nope, das muss man nicht gesehen haben *G*). Dany und Christa haben dann noch den Sherman Tree gesucht ...

... of the cave was 50 degrees so coats were needed.  I wish this had been a self-guided tour, but I don't think the National Park Service allows people to go in anymore as people broke off parts of the stalactites/stalagmites, etc.  There were no ...

... retiring to the van. The next day we stop to fill up and get drinks and snacks. then off up the edge of the park to Kings Canyon. the drive was amazing, along the lake at first then up the valley through pretty farmland to enter the National Park. We ...

... walk... suppose I'm too used to being at 0 feet above sea level! We gave spent 2 of the last 3 days in the national park. After a terrifying climb up a wiggly road to get up the mountain each morning we reached giants forest. We are not exaggerating ...

... nbsp;people and knowingly suggested we head in that direction. We saw a bear (they are all American black bears in Sequoia National Park) sitting not 2 metres from the path eating flower heads and as it was happily munching away it didn't mind us at ...

We got an early start to get into Sequoia National Park. Right after the gate to get into the park, there was a "tunnel" that was formed by a fallen rock.  For years, it was the only way to get into the park.  If you looked at the top of the ...

Today we went to Sequoia National Park. We saw some huge trees. We did a couple hikes and saw Crystal Cave.... That was amazing!  Next post will be from our way home. Enjoy!!  Love to all!!  ...