Mariposa Grove

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The Mariposa Grove is 1 of 3 groves in Yosemite that contain giant sequoia trees, most of which are thousands of years old. Located at the national park’s southern end, it has more than 500 mature giant sequoias. The oldest tree in the grove is named the Grizzly Giant, reaching almost 210 ft tall and estimated to be over 1,800 years old.

There are several hiking routes in Mariposa Grove, with the Big Trees Loop Trail being the most popular for families and beginners. The paved path takes about 30 to 45 minutes, passing giant sequoias with informative panels along the route.

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