The Forest Service isn’t sure why the trees hit the dirt Sept. 30, because they appeared to be healthy. A German tourist, one of only a few people on the 1.3-mile loop trail at the time ...

The 8,940-acre KNP Complex fire is within striking distance of Sequoia National Park’s Giant Forest, home to the largest tree on Earth, officials said. Sept. 16, 2021 ...

SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST (CBS / AP) -- The popular Trail of 100 Giants is temporarily closed in Sequoia National Forest after two of the towering trees fell side by side over the trail.

Flames from the KNP Complex Fire burn along a hillside above the Kaweah River in Sequoia National Park, California on Sept. 14, 2021. The blaze burned dangerously close to the Giant Forest, which ...

Giant Forest is home to about 2,000 sequoias, including the General Sherman Tree, which is considered the world’s largest by volume and is a must-see for visitors to the national park.

Wildfires spread into groves of giant trees at Sequoia National Forest by: Associated Press. Posted: Sep 17, 2021 / 07:09 PM PDT. Updated: Sep 17, 2021 / 07:10 PM PDT.

As I turned off State Route 99 in Tulare and began making my way through mile after mile of citrus groves, 1970s classic rock from a Central Valley radio station broke the silence of the late Sunda… ...

Forest fires in California have led to the shutdown of Sequoia National Park with the landmark’s famous huge trees at risk of burning up. There are currently two fires (Colony and Paradise) b… ...

The Giant Forest is home to some 2,000 giant sequoias including the General Sherman tree. Previously, the National Park Service had said that the park’s sequoia groves were threatened, but in no ...

As the growing KNP Complex fire continues its march through the Sequoia National Park, fire crews on Thursday were prepping the famed Giant Forest for flames by wrapping some of the massive ...

Sequoia National Park is reopening its Giant Forest area, three months after extraordinary efforts saved the grove as Northern California wildfires destroyed thousands of other redwoods.

Standing in the shade of an ancient sequoia almost as tall as a football field and wide enough to play hide-and-seek with an RV, I can't imagine anyone saying, "Hmm, this looks like a good place ...