This hand-drawn pen and ink/watercolor map by Chris Robitaille of Xplorer Maps features Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. These parks, home to the world's largest trees, the giant sequoias, are managed together but were established separately—Sequoia in 1890 to protect the iconic trees and Kings Canyon in 1940 to preserve additional sequoias and stunning natural landscapes.

Sequoia National Park is famous for the Giant Forest, where visitors can see five of the world’s largest trees, including the massive General Sherman Tree. Kings Canyon offers diverse features like deep canyons, waterfalls, and meadows, including landmarks like the General Grant Tree and Zumwalt Meadow.

The parks are also home to wildlife such as black bears, Bighorn sheep, and peregrine falcons, along with vibrant wildflowers. The lithograph measures 18” wide by 24” tall unframed.

* The framed map is for retail purchase only. Xplorer Maps does not offer wholesale pricing on framed maps.

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