Fallen redwood tree

Photos of the Trillium Falls Trail, Redwood National Park, Redwood National and State Parks: Ferns and small trees growing on a fallen redwood, forming a bridge over the trail

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Path in the Redwoods I love this footpath winding through the redwood trees, sword ferns and oxalis or redwood sorrel in Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park. I’m fortunate to live just a couple hours from here and try to visit each year in different seasons. I'll bet it was amazing before we cut most of them down to build decks and such stuff.

Photos of the Miners Ridge and James Irvine Trails, Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park: Two fallen trees, beside the James Irvine Trail

View On Black A warm spring afternoon in the forest, the ferns move ever so slightly in the light breeze of the Pacific as the sun breaks though the canopy. I arrived just in time as the sun was shining down though the redwoods. A meandering creek ran down towards the beach. Stillwater Cove is a small state park that sits along the California Pacific Coast on Highway One. About only 5% of the original coastal redwoods still exist today. The rest have been cut for logging or for private land…

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A grove of trees with ferns growing by a fallen tree make a interesting shot with plenty of contrast.

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Known for towering trees and remarkable wood quality, redwood comes in various types, each with distinct characteristics. This article will guide you through these redwood varieties and their ideal uses in both residential and commercial settings.

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A fallen coastal redwood tree

Why are they called 'redwoods', then? The thick, fibrous bark (which is excellent fire protection) has this rich tone when freshly exposed to the air, but darkens rapidly as it weathers. Not to be confused with their close relatives the giant sequoias (Sequoiadendron giganteum), which are renowned for their bulk (Seen photos of road tunnels through trees? Giant sequoias.), coast redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens) are more slender but immensely tall trees; the world's tallest living thing is…

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fallen tree on the red route, Sherwood Forest

Northern California Redwoods