Trail. The Panoramic Viewpoint also offers unmatched views of the entire grove. From the viewpoint, hikers have access to a lookout at 7,520 feet to the northeast of Grant Grove. In addition to the General Grant Tree, which stands a colossal 270 feet tall and 107 feet around, the Robert E. Lee tree stands an imposing 254 feet tall and is the eleventh largest tree in the world. Photo gallery: Trees in Grant Grove See also List of giant sequoia groves Big Stump Grove Notes References Bibliography Environmental Protection Agency. Final General Management Plan and Comprehensive River Management Plan / Environmental Impact Statement for Kings Canyon National Park'. Washington National Park Service. Why Does the Park Service Use Fire?. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks California. http://www.nps.gov/seki/naturescience/ficwhyfire.htm (accessed April 7, 2013) National Park Service. Why is the Climate Friendly Parks Program So Important?. National Park Service. http://www.nps.gov/climatefriendlyparks/explore/wcfppi.html (accessed April 8, 2013) Sequoia National Park. Grant Grove Legendary Trees. Grant Grove I Kings Canyon National Park. http://www.visitsequoia.com/grant-grove.aspx Division of Publications National Park Service. Sequoia and Kings Canyon: a Guide to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, California''. Washington, D.C.: Dept. of Interior, 1992 External links Giant sequoia groves Kings Canyon National Park Protected areas of Fresno County, California Protected areas of Tulare County, California