A massive sequoia tree that was carved into a tunnel in the 1800s toppled to the ground during a winter storm in California on Sunday, ...

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Interpretive Exhibit About the Famed "Tunnel Tree" Giant Sequoia to open in Calaveras Big Trees State Park on Saturday, July 23, 2022 Published. Jul 20, 2022 9:17am EDT.

A famed giant sequoia hollowed out so cars could drive through its trunk has met its end — toppled by the rains that lashed California over the weekend. "The Pioneer Cabin tree has fallen!" the ...

An ancient giant sequoia tree, with a hollowed-out tunnel big enough for cars to drive through, was toppled over the weekend by floods following a series of powerful rainstorms in central and ...

A well-known giant sequoia tree known for the huge tunnel carved through it has toppled during California’s weekend storms. The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the historic Pioneer Cabin in ...

Giant Forest Museum – 9:30am; Moro Rock Trail – 10:00 am; Tunnel Log – 10:40 am; General Sherman Tree – 11:15 am; Lunch at Peaks Restaurant in Wuksachi Lodge – 12:00 pm ...

ARNOLD, Calif. (AP) — Fans are mourning a giant sequoia in California famous for a “drive-thru” hole carved into its trunk after a massive storm toppled the mighty tree. The tree shattered ...

Torrential rain in California has taken down the centuries old Pioneer Cabin Tree, a sequoia famous for being a drive-through tree. Nathan Rousseau Smith (@fantasticmrnate) has the story.

Found in the depths of the Calaveras Big Trees State Park in California, the beloved giant sequoia tree measured a whopping 30 meters (100 feet) tall and 6.7 meters (22 feet) in diameter at breast ...

ARNOLD, Calif. — A California landmark that stood for more than a century is no more. Flooding in California brought down the giant sequoia that was known as "pioneer cabin," ABC News reported ...

The Michigan Champion Giant Sequoia tree is 116 feet tall and 5 feet in diameter. It was planted in 1948 by the Gray family at their property in Manistee Township on the shore of Lake Michigan.