Sequoia National Park is most famous for it’s giant
trees but did you know that there is so much more to the park than the trees? I
think even if this park didn’t have giant trees it would still be worthy of
being a National Park.
This park has multiple beautiful rivers, pretty mountains,
stunning meadows and caves!
The only cave that you’re allowed to tour in the park is
Crystal Cave and it costs $15 to go in. However, there are multiple other caves
that are kept on the down low because they don’t want people going through them
which I understand. Matt and I did our best to search for one of the secret
caves in the park but never found one. Maybe one day!
We did find White Chief mine though! It is a hole in the
side of the mountain that’s made completely of marble. The miners in the early
1900’s were looking for silver but didn’t find any.
More on Sequoia later!
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