Everything You Need to Know About Animals in Sequoia National Park
High in California’s Sierra Nevada, Sequoia National Park rises from oak-studded foothills to icy alpine ridges. It’s a land of extremes: roaring rivers, granite peaks, and forests so vast that even light seems to slow beneath the redwood canopy. The park’s namesake giants, the sequoias, stand witness to millennia of change, and around their roots thrives an astonishing mix of life. From trout in mountain streams to bears among wildflowers, Sequoia’s wildlife is a living reflection of the Sierra’s layered world.