Redwood National Park

Redwood National Park in California protects some of the world’s tallest trees, ancient redwoods that can reach over 350 feet high. The park covers about 140,000 acres, including lush forests, rugged coastline, and diverse wildlife such as elk, salmon, and sea otters. It offers opportunities for hiking, camping, and exploring pristine nature. Beyond the impressive trees, the park showcases a variety of ecosystems, from dense forests to open beaches, highlighting the region’s ecological importance. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site, emphasizing its global significance as a natural wonder and vital habitat.