John Muir's Giant Sequoia
A sparse, solitary sequoia stands as a living tribute to the famous conservationist John Muir, but it is slowly dying in Martinez, California.

📜 A giant sequoia planted by John Muir, located at the John Muir National Historic Site in Martinez, California.
🔍 The tree, almost 140 years old, is a living connection to the famous conservationist, though it is now slowly dying.

Why Go

🌳 See a historic tree planted by John Muir🚶 Explore the John Muir National Historic Site📚 Learn about conservation, Muir's legacy, and sequoia challenges

Why Avoid

😔 The tree is dying due to unsuitable climate and may not survive long.
⚠️ Not a natural sequoia habitat, which may be disappointing for those expecting a thriving giant forest.
😔 May be a somber experience for some.

Tips

📍 Located at John Muir National Historic Site, explore the mansion and orchards too.

Cost

💰 No entrance fee.

Hours

🕒 Daily 10 am - 5 pm, closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Day.

🅿️ ParkingFree parking available at the John Muir National Historic Site.

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