2012 Map of Giant Forest

About this map

Sequoia National Park’s interior reaches are defined by a high-elevation landscape of granite monoliths and ancient groves. The map centers on the famed Giant Forest, where the General Sherman Tree stands among other named meadows like Round Meadow and Huckleberry Meadow. This area shows the concentrated infrastructure of early 21st-century park management, including Pinewood, Kaweah Camp, and the winding Crescent Meadow Rd. To the south, the terrain drops steeply toward the Kaweah River, where Potwisha and Buckeye Flat offer lower-elevation transit points.