If you want to hike among the tallest trees in the world, take a trip to Northern California and explore the trails in one of our favorite parks: Redwood National and State Parks. (Redwood is the only U.S. National Park that is cooperatively managed with state parks.) You can visit Redwood in any season- the temps remain mild year-round. (But pack a raincoat because it can be drizzly.) We’ve been there in January, May, August and September, and the weather didn’t vary much. For instance in Cresc

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California is famous for its iconic palm trees, but beyond Southern California you’ll discover some of the most remarkable trees on the planet. Gaze up at the Coastal Redwoods found in Northern California’s Redwood National and State Parks, the tallest trees in the world, typically growing over 300 feet tall, the same height as the Statue of Liberty. The Giant Sequoias living in Sequoia National Park, the world’s largest trees by volume, typically reach 200-300 ft tall with trunks 20-30 feet in

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