Little Pine State Park in Waterville, Pennsylvania is exactly that kind of place—a 2,158-acre sanctuary of tranquility that ...

The sugar pine (Pinus lambertiana) can be identified by its huge cones, which can reach lengths of more than 20 inches and are about 4 to 6 inches wide. Sugar pines can grow as tall as 250 feet ...

On the western shore of Lake Tahoe, Tahoe City offers travelers outdoor activities galore. From hiking and biking to river ...

In the aftermath, the trees lining popular ski runs were burned, leaving behind a new, open landscape. Infrastructure, like lift towers and haul ropes, were impacted, too. But Sierra-at-Tahoe bounced ...

“Being an ice cream shop, sugar pine trees have the largest pine cones. We’re doing ice cream cones, so we thought it was fitting,” he said.

The facility, named Theresa's Place, will have 41 studio and one-bedroom apartments with the mission to provide stable housing to people experiencing homelessness.

That includes the largest sugar pine in the world, which is also the largest known pine tree in the world. So I put together a list of three of my favorite trails that showcase this spellbinding ...

The massive tree, dubbed the Mossy Creek Giant, isn’t the world’s tallest — but it was extremely wide, not narrowly tapering toward the top like your average sugar pine, said forester ...

On August 25, 2024, big tree hunters Michael Taylor, Carl Casey and Martin Crawford measured a massive sugar pine that they knew about in Yosemite National Park. The team calculated that it was ...

Others, such as Sierra Nevada’s sugar pine, demand 16 weeks. Cone collectors with the conservation nonprofit American Forests collected 157 bushels on Sept. 3 and Sept. 5, 2024 in El Dorado ...

Each species has its own precise needs. For example, Sugar pines are heated at 95 degrees; Ponderosa pine at 90 degrees; and Douglas fir at 85 degrees. Sequoias and cedars need no heat at all.