Redwood National Park aka: The Redwoods, Redwood Forest

The Redwood Forest is a magical place~ as you enter the forest the silence is magnificent~ the forest floor is soft and immediately you feel the energy of the ancient trees… As you walk through the forest one gains a feeling that comes from being in the presence of spiritual awakening~ this is the church that I love the best~ my soul is renewed as I walk through the tall ancient trees and I feel the sacredness in each breath!

The Redwood Forest is a magical place~ as you enter the forest the silence is magnificent~ the forest floor is soft and immediately you feel the energy of the ancient trees… As you walk through the forest one gains a feeling that comes from being in the presence of spiritual awakening~ this is the church that I love the best~ my soul is renewed as I walk through the tall ancient trees and I feel the sacredness in each breath!

I personally liked Humboldt Redwoods State Park better.

We stopped and hiked through the Redwoods for a few hours during our trip up the coast. It was a fun time. Surprisingly, we didn’t run into too many people on the trail, so it was a nice quite afternoon.

I started off early yesterday morning on a road trip up the coast, for a much needed vacation! I decided to try and check as many places off this list as I could (plus hit a few places that were going to get on the list next).

Redwood National Park was one of my first stops as I went up the California coastline. I have vague memories of visiting a redwood forest as a young child, but I don’t think my family ever visited this park.

I took the short hike to the Lady Bird Johnson Grove, and it was still fairly early on a weekday morning so it was incredibly quiet and peaceful. It’s an amazing sight to look up one of those giant redwoods!