Nonnie Tavisola

Quite a "LOT" of visitors in the Park every weekend. This is our 3rd visit. The first two were to look for the resident BALD EAGLES. This 3rd visit is specifically to "FISH." Sadly, fish got "smarter" than humans, haha. Some caught their prized fish (catfish, bass). We did not - zero 🤷🏻‍♀️.

We also noticed a good number of RVs, parked at a distance. Occupants are outside, enjoying their barbequed food with their companies/friends.

The Park has a lot of picnic tables scattered throughout. Just choose which area you want to hang out. I believe you can also hold a Picnic Party here. We found two or three big groups of people gathered together and enjoying their food, music, dances, and other social activities.

First time visiting Carbon Canyon's Sequoia trees (Redwood Grove). So BEAUTIFUL, it was so worth the 75-mile (×2) trip! From Parking Lot "A" to the Grove, the distance is approximately 1 mile. Then you get to enjoy the beauty and shades... and the cooler temperature under those giant trees. Get ready with your camera because there are unique birds that are curious. They (orange-breasted birds) followed us as we walked the Grove. We were hoping to find EAGLES, but these tiny avians are just as fascinating, especially when they pose to your photo shoots.

Don't forget to carry your hydration with you as well as your walking stick to ward off rattle snakes.