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Sequoya National Park, California: Among the biggest trees on Earth, Chicago stump, General Grant

The 20ft-high Chicago Stump is all that's left of the once-mighty, 3200-year-old General Noble tree. The 300 ft /91 m tall giant ,99 ft./30 m circumference, giant was cut into sections and transported to the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago to demonstrate the unbelievable scale of the newly discovered giant sequoias. It was the largest tree ever felled General Sherman Tree the largest single stem tree with ~ 1500 m3 volume 31.3 m circumference and 83.8 m height is located in Giant Forest Grove, Sequoia National Park It was visited on our previous visit to the park We hiked to General Grant in General Grant Grove Sequoia National Park, which is the second largest tree by volume ( 1,319.8 m3 (46,608 cu ft)) but it has the largest circumference 32.8 m (107.5 ft) We also hiked Lookout Peak in Kings Canyon National Park on this video It was visited in summer 2014 on our family ( 2 + 4 kids: 4, 5, 9 and 11 years old) 4 week 9000+ mile, 14500 km + trip: Memphis to Chiricahua National Monument, AZ to Grand Canyon National Park, AZ to San Diego to Sequoya and Kings Canyon NPs to San Francisco to Redwood NP to Glacier NP, MT to Yellowstone and Grand Teton, WY to Salt Lake City, UT to Arches and Canyonlands NPs in Utah to Black Canyon of the Gunnison and Sand Dunes National Parks in Colorado and back to Memphis