You can see the world's tallest trees in Redwood National & State Parks, California.
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Some redwoods have exceeded 370 ft.
Big Tree, shown here, is 286 ft tall and nearly 24 ft in diameter.
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Coastal redwoods have shallow roots. They often grow in clusters for better support.
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Despite being so tall, redwood cones are only the size of a large olive.
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You can see Roosevelt elk, the largest elk in North America.
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Scenic drives are a popular way to explore the park.
Howland Hill Road is beautiful, but bumpy and narrow.
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Newton B Drury Scenic Pkwy is a smooth road with many giant trees and places to stop.
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Hiking is a great way to explore the park.
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There are a few hollow trees that you can walk in or through.
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Battery Point Lighthouse is often overlooked. It is only accessible at high tide, but is part of the park.
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Plan your visit to Redwood National & State Parks.
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