Muir Woods National Monument
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4.8 (20,963)Walk beneath old-growth coast redwoods, the world's tallest trees, along quiet paths beside Redwood Creek.
Description
Spanning 550 acres across the homelands of the Coast Miwok people, the monument is named for naturalist John Muir and protects a preserved forest of Sequoia sempervirens. Routes unfold across a well-maintained, easy-to-follow trail system—including loops of around two miles—immersed in towering, peaceful forest scenery, supported on-site by a shop and cafe.
Good to know
Booking requiredReserve parkingArrive earlyAllow a few hours
