Redwood National Park
Giant sequoia preserve
Redwood National Park is a protected area along California's northern coast, preserving ancient coast redwood forests—the tallest trees on Earth.
Established in 1968 and expanded in 1978, it combines with three adjacent state parks to form a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
We hiked among thousand-year-old giants in Redwood National Park.
- coastal redwoodsWorld's tallest tree species
- Douglas firLarge Western North American conifer
- Northern CaliforniaUpper half of the state
- hiking trailsRecreational walking routes outdoors
- nature walkLeisurely outdoor trek
dendrochronology · old-growth forests · giant sequoias · biodiversity · camping sites · Pacific Northwest · tree rings · ferns · fog belt · salmon · banana slugs · Lady Bird Johnson · scenic drives · scenic byway · endangered species · wildlife viewing · carbon sequestration · Crescent City
- Humboldt CountyEureka, Trinidad
- West CoastCalifornia, Sierra Nevada, Oregon, Death Valley, Washington
- West Coast LandmarksGolden Gate Bridge, Hollywood Sign, Space Needle, Alcatraz, Yosemite
- Western USCalifornia, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Utah
- Redwoodscoastal redwoods, sequoias, giant trees, old growth, ancient trees
- Pacific NorthwestAlaska, Seattle, Oregon, Vancouver, Washington
Redwood National ParkSahara Desert
Massive North African arid region
Mojave Desert · Great Plains · Gobi Desert · Arabian Desert · Sonoran Desert
Redwood National Parkstrip mine
Surface-level ore extraction
oil refinery · industrial zone · urban sprawl · open-pit mine · slag heap
Redwood National Parksalt marsh
Coastal wetland with halophytes
tidal flat · Mammoth Cave · scrubland · alpine tundra · bonsai garden
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