An Overview of Muir Woods National Monument

An Overview of Muir Woods National Monument
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[@jimgreen5788]

Randy, believe it or not, when I came here around 40 years ago, there was no need for reservations, maybe because it was before the advent of smartphones and their cameras, whereby a picture can be instantly sent to 50 of your closest friends. Still a beautiful place to be, especially if you can't be way up in northern CA. Thank the Lord for a man like John Muir, who was able to convince the powers that be at the time to save this land, as well as many others around this country via the National Park system, and the general conservation mindset. It makes me wonder how many national park worthy places around the world were destroyed via a myriad of methods in the majority of the world which have been heavily settled for hundreds/thousands of years. It almost happened here.

[@bostonpawnshop2023]

Looks boring

[@alrichardson7027]

Wow...I have drivin the Golden Gate Bridge and enjoyed Fisherman's Wharf and Alcatraz BUT I haven't been to Muir Woods National Monument. Such a beautiful place.

[@dmerth]

Love your videos every single time. Thank you and may God bless you for showing us His greatness!

[@lorimb4753]

Such a wonderful video showing God's creation! Last time I was there , no heavy crowds or reservations needed. It was stunning!

[@roccovolpe5384]

Wow, incredible! ❤

[@TravelSmallLiveBig]

Yeah - California does have some awesome trees! But yikes - the whole crowd / timed entry thing. Nuts. My best friend's daughter married a descendent of John Muir (her last name is Muir - makes me happy)!

[@PM-tc6sl]

Always a good day when America's Parks uploads! Just wish your videos were longer, Randy, as I enjoy watching you & your family.

[@kaylasmith1515]

That’s what AmericasParks likes to call “hit ground running.” I can’t believe it was so packed there!

[@abundantharmony]

There's no way I could go to a place like this without breaking out into tears and worship.

[@jymnmeier3527]

So glad you were finally able to visit such an amazing place. The coastal redwoods are so very dear to me as they served as my classroom for 26 wonderful years. So fun to see the two of you walk amongst the gentle giants. One of my favorite facts to share with folks is that while they can grow nearly 300+ feet tall their roots only go down 6-12 feet. One would assume they would then easily fall over due to the obvious imbalance. However, while they don't grow deep down they spread out quite wide and intertwine their roots with other trees and thus support each other. As should we all :)

[@Benno101able]

Great video and insights of Muir Woods thank you

[@andyvawser4943]

Glad you finally got to explore it this time around! I know timed entrances can be controversial, but with how packed some of these places can get, it does make for a less stressful experience. Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures this year.

[@dickspade7045]

Thanks for taking me along. The video capture is very professional & the narration just right. If I don't get there in person due to "advanced maturity", going with you folks is the next best thing. Thanks again.

[@geraldzimmerman8777]

I was there last September with my nephew. We walked part of the fern creek trail starting at bridge 4. We saw so many seniors, disabled and families with young children in Muir Woods, which I think makes this park special, accessible to everyone. We also went to Ft. Point NHS, mainly due to your video back in 2017. I didn't know about Ft. Point until I viewed it.

[@lesliesmith7835]

Thank you Randy and Julie. I absolutely love those beautiful trees and also love your channel. God Bless you all... Robin 🙏💗

[@cocoyc495]

Thank you for sharing your experience. It was a pleasure to watch!

[@JimPetykowski]

Nice Bears jacket

[@heavybreathing365]

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[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

Great job! I live nearby; so, I've been to Muir Woods at least 20 times. Prior to the pandemic, I noticed that uptick in the number of people visiting. In the past, we could drive right up to the entrance. Now, you have to make your parking reservation. Even with the reservations, it's still much more crowded than it was when I was just starting college. Back then, you could park near the entrance and always find a spot. You'd only see a handful of people on the trails. Still, even with more people, it's worth the trip! The trees are beautiful!