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• The bill combined the General Grant Grove with the backcountry beyond Zumwalt Meadow.
• By 1982, park officials began to focus on the deteriorating quality of accommodations in General Grant Grove.
• The National Park Service drafted an Environmental Impact Statement detailing their plans to expand accommodations in Grant Grove.
• The public can visit an example of 1880s clear-cutting at Big Stump Grove near General Grant Grove.
• Eventually, the park elected to construct additional units in Grant Grove and improve accommodations on the existing units.
• By 1972, Kings Canyon had implemented a proscribed burn plan that spanned the entire park, including General Grant Grove.
• Fusing Kings Canyon with General Grant Grove allowed the National Park Service to strengthen the protection and management of the sequoias in both.
• Controlled burns today remain a vital part of the National Park Service's efforts to manage Kings Canyon and General Grant Grove.
• A short piece near the eastern end, through the Grant Grove section of Kings Canyon National Park, is not state-maintained.
• The northern section surrounds General Grant Grove and other parts of Kings Canyon National Park and is administered by the Hume Lake Ranger District.
• While current management practices in General Grant Grove include proscribed burns, fire suppression was actively followed in the park's early years.
• There is a Visitors Center in Grant Grove that can inform visitors of when the office at Road's End will be open.
• There is no restaurant in this small lodge; guests can take meals in the restaurant that serves all lodges in the Grant Grove area.
• Kings Canyon National Park included General Grant Grove and Kings Valley, an area that had been outside the protection of General Grant National Park.
• Little improvements had been made to the cabins in Grant Grove in the past half century, and park management hoped improving facilities would increase park attendance.
• In 1905, the easternmost portion of what is now SR 180 was created as Legislative Route 41, from General Grant Grove to the SR 33 beyond.
• In 1940, General Grant Grove became a section of the newly created Kings Canyon National Park, thanks to the combined efforts of Sierra Club, and Congress.
• The grove, in the monument managed by Sequoia National Forest, is 5 miles ( 8 km ) from the General Grant Grove in Kings Canyon National Park.
• Adams'photography convinced Congress to sign into law the bill that established Kings Canyon as a national park, with General Grant Grove being annexed into the park's boundaries.
• The grove is situated 5 miles ( 8 km ) north of General Grant Grove, just outside Kings Canyon National Park in the national monument managed by the Sequoia National Forest.