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Muir Woods National MonumentForest · $
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Muir Woods National Monument is a breathtaking natural sanctuary that is renowned for its stunning old-growth coast...
MoreMuir Woods National Monument is a breathtaking natural sanctuary that is renowned for its stunning old-growth coast redwood trees, and some of the tallest and oldest living organisms on Earth. The towering trees, some reaching heights of over 250 feet (76 meters), create a serene and awe-inspiring environment. It is interesting to note that some of these towering redwoods have survived for over 1000 years. The monument is named after John Muir, a renowned naturalist, and conservationist who played a pivotal role in the preservation of wilderness areas in the United States. Trails are set out for the casual stroller and the avid hiker looking for a challenge in the cool stillness of this 554-acre (224-hectare) National Park. While visiting Muir Woods, visitors can also learn about the ecology, history, and significance of the redwood forest through interpretive displays and guided walks. Less
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1 Muir Woods Rd Mill Valley, CA 94941-4205 2135.13 mi
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- Marsha R06/07/24
  There is nowhere I return to more often when visiting the Bay Area than Muir Woods.San Francisco is one of my favorite cities with plenty of different things to do every time I visit but the one thing... More
- Karine S06/01/24
  This park is a must-see. The trees are gigantic, the whole park is very quiet, people were very respectful of nature and silence. The redwood trees are amazing in so many ways: you will learn a LOT... More
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