Sequoia and Kings Canyon: A Place Where Giants Dwell

by George B. Robinson

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park include 864,383 acres of pristine Sierra Nevada landscape- some of the finest parts of a range in which uncommon beauty is a common quality. This book shows the classic elements of a national park such as; spectacular mountains, forests, crystal-clear rivers, miles of caves, waterfalls, deep river-cut canyons; glacially scoured valleys, thousands of plants, and unfettered wild animals. This book perfectly shows the beauty of the park and is can be used before and after your visit.

Genres: Travel, Nonfiction

64 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2003

Reviews

[Marco]

Beautiful photos, but there is very little information in this book. The most interesting information comes at the end, in the form of a two pager guide to the wildlife in the park.
This said, reading this book and looking at the incredible photos made me want to go back to those two parks.