Redwood National Park California Tree Retro Card

A dense forest full of redwood trees in Redwood National Park. Redwood National Park, located in northern California, was established in 1968 to protect some of the tallest trees on Earth, the coastal redwoods, as well as the surrounding ecosystems. Key sights include the Tall Trees Grove, where visitors can see towering redwoods, and Fern Canyon, a lush canyon with walls covered in vibrant green ferns. Visitors can also enjoy scenic drives like the Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway, explore miles of hiking trails, and experience the park’s stunning coastline along the Pacific Ocean.