BEST Hikes in Sequoia National Park 2024 | Complete Travel Guide

[@simonac688.]

just love your work 👍💜👍

[@calebdesjardins616]

This is on my list of places to go see! Love the channel man, subbed

[@thebeachtoday1127]

Excellent video!

[@richf2082]

awesome video!

[@jennymora5211]

Thank you , I can’t wait to go there with my family on September. Very helpful video.

[@DanTreks]

Thanks for the kind words! Enjoy the park!

[@cindywestlake6278]

Awesome video! Great job!!!

[@DanTreks]

Thank you!!

[@mudro001]

I've been there and would love to go bac k!

[@blitztim6416]

We do have some sequoias planted in Southern California. Many in my town. Not as large though. A few redwoods too.

[@swithinbarclay4797]

That SoCal climate is actually quite brutal for GS, unless they're used as landscaping in the higher San Gabriels, San Bernardinos, the San Jacintos, Palomars, Cuyamacas, and Lagunas.

[@blitztim6416]

@@swithinbarclay4797 I just counted 10 at our local park the other day as I walked the dog.

[@jamescoleakaericunderwood2503]

@@swithinbarclay4797 ❤️ the San Gabriel's ...grew up in Downey...we went hiking alot..and the beach alot great place to grow up Downey CA And been going to Kings Canyon since the 60s my family since the 1920s🙋❤️🇺🇸🛐🗽🦅 Eric Underwood Class of 81 Downey High school CA ✌️

[@simonac688.]

Awsome btw im growing Sequoias up here in Canada its my firts year and so far so good ... im growing them inside for now and realy hope its going to work out cause i simply love those trees...🌲💜🌲

[@DanTreks]

That's so cool! They actually sell saplings in the park gift stores now--fully planning on buying some next time I'm out there and planting them on my property. How big are yours so far?

[@simonac688.]

@@DanTreks hi Dan there 3" to 4" now and looking better and better and i have 25 going its a slow process i guess its cause of the lack of Sun up here in canada its realy clowdy and darkness comes fast ...but i have a grow light it helps a lot but i will be purchasing a larger unit this month like 800 watts...there very sensitive and delicate so it makes it eaven more chalenging ...but picking up more and more infos to become a real Sequoia Dad loll... there like my kids now 🌲😊 btw i love your work its the best iv seen so far so keep it up Dan and take care... Robert 👍🐝

[@DanTreks]

Thanks Robert! And that's amazing--best of luck growing your big trees!

[@simonac688.]

Oupps i ree read myself Dan i noticed that i wrote 800 watts Ouppps ...its 100 watts sorry fo that Dan 😅 will certanly ad another 100 later on ... btw i recomended your channel to my Daughter shee too wants to start growing also so i told her i spent a lots of time on the Tube and finally found exactly the wright Guy ... i told her dont waist your time dear "Albo Pepper" is best 👍 next time will try affiliate whith Amazon off your channel Dan 👍 will be visiting your web site today Dan 👍 Take care and have a nice day you guys 🌲☘️🌲 thank you

[@simonac688.]

@@DanTreks I sincerly hope u get to aquire one day or grow a few great Sequoia of your own ...and maybe talk about it on your channel ...just like a mention maybe ? ...cause these are now endangered and they need a hand from us humans... i know i will be giving away mine has soon they are old enough too people ou cares about Trees and this Planet...its going to be my legacy 🌲☘️🌲 please think about 👍 🐝 Thank you

[@ryanyoder4816]

great video , can you drop the link to the tent please!

[@DanTreks]

I’m so sorry, that tent was actually a loaner and I cannot track down what kind it was.

[@albertzhang359]

Is it possible to drive directly to the Moro Rock trailhead from the Giant Forest Museum with a private vehicle during July?

[@DanTreks]

Only on weekdays, otherwise the road to Moro Rock is closed to private vehicles on weekends and you’ll need to use the park shuttle.

[@albertzhang359]

@@DanTreks Ok, thank you!

[@swithinbarclay4797]

Giant Sequoia in Great Britain, is called Wellingtonia, after their great Field Marshal who kicked Napoleon's ass. They started germinating seeds back in the late 1840's to act as landscaping for their baronial estates. And, to a somewhat lesser degree, for that selfsame landscaping, you may also find Ponderosa Pine, Coastal Redwood, Sugar Pine, Jeffrey Pine, the Foothills/Digger/Grey Pine (I call those Mourning Greys), and Coulter Pines. Coulters have the largest and heaviest cones, up to a half-yard long/10" diameter and 12 pounds, armed with grizzly-claw spines at the ends of the scales. Stay away from THOSE trees, during windstorms.

[@jamescoleakaericunderwood2503]

The loggers built the roads I'd guess...

[@charlesbromberick4247]

people ruin everything