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Muir Woods National Monument

Highway 1, Mill Valley, California 94102

Featured Review : This is perhaps one of the most famous nature spots in the world, and rightly so. Over 550 acres of land are smothered with thick, tall trees that reach up higher than one can see. The babbling Redwood Creek cuts throu...See Full Review

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Muir Woods

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Milja from Waterloo, Ontario
  • February 6, 2006
Quote: This is a must see for anyone heading to SF. It is only a few miles north of San Francisco, and well worth the short drive. Muir Woods is an isolated canyon that is home to ancient coast redwood trees. The park is best known for its incredible... Read the full Muir Woods National Monument review

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Muir Woods National Monument

  • 4 out of 5 stars by kylebarber from Seattle, Washington
  • January 7, 2001
Quote: This is perhaps one of the most famous nature spots in the world, and rightly so. Over 550 acres of land are smothered with thick, tall trees that reach up higher than one can see. The babbling Redwood Creek cuts through the park and is teeming... Read the full Muir Woods National Monument review

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