Tunnel Log

Crescent Meadow Rd
Sequoia National Park, CA 93262

They stand at Tunnel Log, a unique bus stop nestled within Sequoia National Park, California. This iconic location features a fallen giant sequoia that was carved out to allow vehicles to pass through, showcasing the incredible scale of these ancient trees. Surrounded by towering landscapes and serene nature, they often pause to take in the artistry of nature and capture the moment with photographs, appreciating the blend of history and the grandeur of the park.

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