United States California Mill Valley
Muir Woods National Monument
A serene redwood forest sanctuary designated to protect towering ancient trees and preserve the area's natural biodiversity.
- (415) 561-2850
- https://www.nps.gov/muwo/index.htm
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Muir Woods National Monument is a must-visit destination on any California National Parks road trip, offering travelers the chance to stroll among towering ancient coast redwoods. Just a short drive north from San Francisco, this serene and majestic forest provides a stunning contrast to the bustling city and is an iconic example of Northern California's natural beauty. As part of your journey, Muir Woods allows for a peaceful retreat where you can indulge in shaded trails and the refreshing ambiance of an old-growth temperate rainforest.
gocamp 2 months ago
As you traverse the scenic wonders of California on your National Park Roadtrip, a stop at the Muir Woods National Monument is an enchanting detour. Nestled in Mount Tamalpais State Park just north of San Francisco, this serene refuge showcases ancient coast redwoods, some of the tallest trees on the planet. Walking among these ancient giants on the park's tranquil trails offers a peaceful respite and a profound connection with nature that's a stark contrast to California’s bustling cityscapes.
seeker 6 months ago
Go early. It gets busy after 10
michele 2 years ago
Hiking, redwood trees, birding
lwithrow 3 years ago
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