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One of the interesting attractions to see in the Grant Grove of Kings Canyon National Park is the Fallen Monarch. This is a fallen giant sequoia with a large hollowed out space that has been used over the centuries by Native Americans and early pioneers as a shelter, hotel and even a saloon during the late 19th century. You'll find the Fallen Monarch along the walking trail that makes way through the /5(11).

You can walk through The Fallen Monarch in Kings Canyon National Park to get a feel for just how large the trunk of a Giant Sequoia can be. AllTrails Mobile App Map Offline Maps. Jun 19, Returning along the upper grove loop road, you’ll find a real sleeper, the Telescope Tree. Close your eyes and walk inside. With your eyes still closed, lean your head back and slowly open your eyes. Incredible! And this amazing tree is still alive and producing viable seeds.

Jun 24, Hikers inside the Fallen Monarch After a couple hundred feet, you will step through the wooden tunnel at the bottom of the Fallen Monarch and reach the lower end of the paved loop. Turn left and proceed toward the General Grant Tree.

After passing other big sequoias, the trail will curve to the right and you will pass Photo Point/5(12).