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The World's Most Pristine Forests

Photo: Jeff Swearingen

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, California

The rugged canyons and peaks of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, centered around the Sierra Nevada of eastern California, harbor a vast array of ecosystems. Mount Whitney’s 14,491-foot peak is the highest in the lower 48. The namesake giant trees are the star attractions, but the cave system is equally important: the park contains half of all the significant caves in California.

How to Go: Make arrangements at Wuksachi Lodge or John Muir Lodge and if you’re brave, take a six-hour wild cave tour, where budding guest spelunkers learn cave-crawling etiquette in total darkness.

The World's Most Pristine Forests

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The World's Most Pristine Forests

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, California

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