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Excellent video. Another redwoods forest I loved was Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve. If visiting the Russian River Valley area, this is a great stop.

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did anyone have any altitude sickness at Mammoth lakes ? I want to take a road trip there, the lodge is at 7900 ft. Im healthy and walk 2 miles a day but some have told me altitude sickness can be an issue. And I wont be hiking.

That's 6 miles in and out??

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So I’m planning a solo day trip to Santa Cruz this July. I wanted to kayak and hike. Was more interested in spending more time kayaking( 3 hr excision) but I’ve read that it’ll essentially leave me no time to hike. Should I go with the 1.5 he kayak tour to make sure I have time to hike . Was gonna do the 9am ferry and return at 4pm

This place is dangerous

I remember as a kid my mom used to walk me thru here she cleaned houses not to far from there and we could never afford to go in so she would walk me thru only the outside before we caught the bus 🚎 😢I love you mom thank you ❤ it meant the world to me even if it was just outside 😢

I don't doubt that it's quite a hike and it's always a good idea to warn people but just imagine the men that built that thing.

I think that's the happiest fig tree in California. Live long and prosper old fig.

we've just visited the Sequoia National Park and it's truly an incredible place!

Amazing 😍 thanks for sharing 😍❤

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

Hike? It's a walk up a hill

Calaveras Big Trees State Park is one of my favorite places! It's easy to get to and has lovely camping spots. I like to camp there in late summer when the camping empties out and the tree groves aren't as crowded. It's also not as hot. It's just up Highway 4, just east of Sonora. It's a great area!

I'm surprised you didn't mention Pfeiffer Big Sur state park! But I haven't been to any of the places you mentioned, so I'm not sure how it compares.

Big Trees State Park on the Stanislaus River off highway 4. For me it ranked up with Muir.

Love all these spots, but I would put not on this list--Limantour beach near the top!

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I've been to most of these but my favorite is the Big Basin National Park (did not get a mention) where I recall driving through a tree.

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First of all, thanks for inspiring me and so many others to check out places like the redwoods that perhaps many of us wouldn’t have otherwise felt compelled to check out without your videos. The only spot I would add to this video (though I admit I haven’t been to Sequoia/Kings Canyon) is Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park near Santa Cruz. I went for the first time last week and I was shocked by how beautiful it was. Along with having wonderful trees (on par with Muir Woods if you ask me), I had the luck of encountering a family of deer on the trail. I guess it pays to go early in the AM.

The wisdom tree and Hollywood hike ( Mt. Lee summit

Yes !!!! I grew up in Ventura county !!! Each island is unique! ❤❤❤

What is the intro background music?

Great list! 😊 A couple of my other favorites places to see redwoods are: •Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park in Felton •Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve in Guerneville

God bless him and his duaghter and his family and the rest off the victims

Incredible video Josh!!

"Enemies are dropping into the AO".

There is also McKinley Grove near Shaver Lake and Balch Park near Porterville. It was cool to see Trail of 100 Giants as it is the closest Grove to me. That entire area of the Sequoia National Forest is really beautiful and there are a lot of great points of interest. I recently drove through Sherman Pass, and it was awesome. Seeing the Kern Plateau and Kennedy Meadows was impressive.

Check out Red Hill grove near sequoia national park, now owned by forest service, we sold the grove in 2018 or so to the redwood league. We had trees there in the top 10 largest in the world, no joke. Was very unknown because it was private property. Unfortunately a wildfire swept through a few years ago and burned up some trees. Worth looking since I believe its considered open to public now.

Your channel is a treasure trove of information, gorgeous camera work, and relaxing narration as usual :) I've never seen the sequioas with their bases covered in snow, that's wild! I'm hoping to see some of the trees on your list the next road trip we make.

Queensland & Tasmania have a lot of trees over 200 feet high, watch out for the snakes.

Excellent job. I really enjoyed your video. I look forward to seeing more

Nice long relaxing video. Great when cooking barbecue and with loud outdoor bluetooth speakers without bothering neighbors. Josh u got a very ASMR friendly voice over. Keep on.

Montgomery redwoods up by Ukiah is a great grove. Off the radar spot. Plus you could stay at a hot springs just down the road

Seriously thinking about coming to CA to see the big trees! Never been to CA except changing planes in LA! There is just so much to see and do there hard to fit it all in! When is the best time to go? Great video!!

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best channel ❤️!

Due to excessive heat in the region, the sodium pellet artificial cloud seeding method for overcast or rain causing cool down conditions are needed

The redwoods are my most favorite place to go. The Avenue of Giants id #1 for me.

Great video Josh it's a little confusing on where to go for people who don't live in Northern California👍🏻✌🏻

Yeah, you left out Prairie Creek State Park.

i know a place that has bigger trees than all of these spots…but i can’t reveal the secret.

Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park near Oregon border

Loved this video! My husband and I have been to Muir Woods twice and visited Founder’s Grove for the first time last April. We will be visiting the Avenue of the Giants again later this year and look forward to visiting Founder’s Grove again along with other trails during our visit.

Awesome 🤩 lived in Humboldt above Ave of the Giants 👣 Bigfoot lives out there also 😅

I would also do this trip from south to north. Seems like the scenery and trails become more spectacular heading north. This is one of the more enjoyable videos I've seen on PCH.

Good video but you could've explained the easter egg steps a bit better, still don't know all of the acid gat locations