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Hazelwood Nature Trail inside Sequoia National Park

Located inside Sequoia National Park directly off Generals Highway, Hazelwood Nature Loop is an easy, family friendly hike that comes in at under 1.5 miles with 50 feet in elevation change. The trail begins past a fallen sequoia tunnel log and it circles for just over half a mile with minimal elevation gain through one of the most lush yet intimate trails in the Giant Forest.

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Signal Hill Petroglyphs in Saguaro National Park West

Signal Hill Petroglyphs are located on the west side of Saguaro National Park. The short hike is less that 0.25 miles and over 200 prehistoric Native American Petroglyphs are located here. The Signal Hill petroglyphs were created by the local Hoboken people and the full Signal Hill Petroglyphs site encompasses a unique rocky hill approximately 4o feet high and 200 feet in diameter at its base.

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Tunnel Log Drive Through Tree in Sequoia National Park

Read this Flying Dawn Marie travel blog before your visit to drive through Tunnel Log inside California's Sequoia National Park. Located in the Giant Forest surrounded by mature giant sequoia trees, tunnel log fell across the road nearly a century ago. National park visitors and tourists can come drive their vehicles through this fallen giant sequoia. This is a must stop spot inside the park.

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