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Sequoia

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Hollowed-out Fallen Monarch in General Grant Grove, is so large that visitors can walk through it.
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Stunning Zumwalt Meadow is framed by the more-than-8,000-foot-high granite cliffs North Dome and Grand Sentinel.
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Gamlin Cabin, in General Grant Grove, was built in 1872.
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Kings River meanders through the forest near Zumwalt Meadow. A few miles beyond is Road's End, where the pavement terminates and the High Sierra backcountry begins.
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MONICA QUOCK CHAN / SPECIAL TO THE STAR-ADVERTISER
Giant Sequoias are the largest living things on Earth, and can exist for thousands of years.