Cathedral Trees Trail

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Newton B Drury Scenic Pkwy
Orick, CA 95555
https://www.nps.gov

The Cathedral Trees Trail is part of the breathtaking landscapes found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, showcasing towering giant sequoias, rugged mountains, and deep canyons. Visitors can explore a range of day hikes suitable for all abilities, along with numerous recreational activities, camping options, and fascinating historical insights.

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4.01 reviews
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Seth A.
2/27/2021

Alright, alright. I know I've written almost every review there is to know about the Redwood Parks area of Northern California, but I wanted to include specifically, this nice and easy Cathedral...

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