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Redwood National and State Parks, California

Acreage: 112,512.05
Category: National Park
Date Established: 10/02/1968

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This was a great place to visit on the pacific coast. The "Big Tree" was probably the biggest Redwood that i saw all trip. And I saw a TON of redwood groves. Fern Canyon was another really cool stop. It makes one feel like he is back a few million years. Being a forester in Pennsylvania, I think this is a must do for anyone involved in natural resources.
Submitted by firenrain at: November 11, 2008
The spendor of walking amongst these trees is indescribable! Once visiting, I turned around, went home & packed, and moved to Northern California to enjoy the rest of my life in this environment. Seeing the changes is making me sign petitions and vote accordingly - we must protect the trees!
Submitted by luvallwolves at: June 10, 2008

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