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Sequoia NP, California
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Hospital Rock in California was historically a village site for the Potwisha people, who left behind pictographs that can still be seen today.
The name 'Hospital Rock' comes from an incident in the 1800s when a trapper was treated for injuries at the site by his companions, likening it to a hospital.
Located near the entrance of Sequoia National Park, Hospital Rock serves as a starting point for several hiking trails leading to the park's giant sequoias and scenic vistas.
The pictographs at Hospital Rock are believed to be over 1,000 years old, offering a glimpse into the spiritual and daily life of the Native American tribes who lived there.
Visitors to Hospital Rock can enjoy picnicking in the area while exploring the nearby trails and learning about the site's historical significance.
