The tree is a coastal redwood ... trees with the drive-through Pioneer Cabin Tree in Calaveras Big Trees State Park, which toppled over in a storm in 2017. Of course, if you prefer your trees ...

On California's historic Highway 101 along the Avenue of the Giants, the Shrine Drive Thru Tree doesn't serve up burgers or fries, but rather 100% pure forest air an a one-of-a-kind nature experience.

Most importantly where was the drive-thru tree? Quite honestly ... There are so many more things to do at Redwood National ...

It had endured the last hundred as a hollow living tree, through ... redwood trees turned Instagram bait are there? And we’ve only talked about the trees with holes so big you could drive ...

A historic California redwood tree that once hosted vehicle traffic ... sequoia tree with a tunnel in the center so big you could drive a car through it. It sounds like a tall tale, but it was ...

I love when the driver finally freed his giant vehicle from the two-and-a-half millennia old tree and began to clap for himself while no one else joined in. No, you doofus, the small crowd of ...

A tourist went viral last week after attempting to drive his Nissan Armada through a drive-thru redwood tree. The TikTok video was shot along the Avenue of the Giants, a scenic route in ...

and getting stuck in the Shrine Drive-Thru Tree in Myers Flat, California. The Armada’s nose is nearly out of the tree tunnel, but it looks like the car is a little too far to one side ...

An iconic living tree with a tunnel so big ... there are still three redwood tunnel trees in California that cars can drive through. Those trees are privately owned, and one even appeared in ...

That’s it,” my guide says about the world’s tallest tree. You would think that a towering 380-foot coast redwood named Hyperion ... included a half-hour slog through an ice-cold stream ...

The mother and son from Los Gatos didn’t make the winding drive up Summit Road that day just to walk through ... Redwood Facts Missed the chance to climb a redwood tree this year? That’s OK ...