Ok folks I want to know where the big ones are.Im thinking of taking a vacation this year and want to go climb one of the big ones is there a park or something that lets you climb the big ones.like the big redwoods in cali.has anyone been out there and climbed one of those.thinkin about doin the campin thing like in the sherrill catolog.any info would be helpfull,making plans now for the end of the summer into fall.
Big trees??
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sgreanbeans
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Sequoia Kings National forest, outside Fresno bout 50 miles, We have a cabin up there, BIG TREES!They have a rec climb up there, not sure the info on it, but have talked to guys about it, seems real fun, but pricey, that was 6 years ago, may have changed
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Northern California has some big ones. Redwoods Coast. Sonoma and Mendocino counties have some nice ones. This is me in the Redwoods National Forest a few years back. Got a little dark before I found a big one to take a picture of but you can still prolly see how big the trunk is:
This was taken at a camp site. Not sure if you are allowed to climb them or not. I wasn't camping, I was staying in a house on the coast.
This was taken at a camp site. Not sure if you are allowed to climb them or not. I wasn't camping, I was staying in a house on the coast.
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