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Redwood National Park
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Sequoias, bears, beavers, birds, and opportunities for hiking or kayaking. All north of San Francisco, away from the main tourist routes, yet this site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Overview of Redwood National Park
Sequoias, bears, beavers, birds, and opportunities for hiking or kayaking. All north of San Francisco, away from the main tourist routes, yet this site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Key facts
- Type of place: national park.
- In English: Redwood National Park.
- Tourist interest: (worth seeing).
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- Annual visitors: 536,000 visitors (2016).
- Area: 534.12 km².
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Environment
Landscape of the park
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- Website: www.nps.gov
Getting there
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