Ranking EVERY National Park in California (After Visiting Them ALL)

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[@seanengel9358]

And the best moment about each and every national park was being with you. I'll see you soon little bubba. 🤍💖❤🧡💛💚💙💜🖤

[@OtherBrotherDaryl]

Did Joshua, Death, Redwood, Channel Islands, Sequoia from November 22 to March 2023. Amazing places. And considerably warmer than Canada in the winter. Though, this last winter was brutal.

[@gayleneflower398]

I agree with pretty much all your ratings. I have been to all the California parks except channel Islands. They are all well designated. Thank you for your work.

[@rmel8139]

I've been to your top 2....both of which I want to get back to. Definitely gotta make it to the other ones too!

[@ileneengel-rothman1416]

This video is awesome! Great advice! Yosemite is sooo beautiful! Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@TravelDash]

Thanks Mom!

[@m.entera3196]

I used to live in the Sequoia National FOREST, just a little south of the Sequoia National PARK, except very few people know about it and there are no long lines to get in or a toll booth collecting fees. Just huge Sequoia trees, mountains, a few teeny mountain communities and great streams and swimming/fishing. I won't mention where to go because we like to keep it secret.

[@TravelDash]

Sequoia National Forest & Monument looks stunning. But to us, the National Park appeared to have the most to offer. Plus, we have a parks pass that gets us in for free and we tend to visit on quieter days so neither of the things you mentioned bothered us.

[@allieseverino]

Thanks for these great vids! Trying to decide sequoia- kings yosemite or redwoods this helped!

[@michael7054]

Great video! I like your rankings of the parks!

[@ileneengel-rothman1416]

Omg so amazing!!!!!!

[@StamfordBridge]

Nice! I’ve been to all of these except Pinnacles and Redwood. Yosemite isn’t just the best park; it’s the best place on Earth. Do yourself a favor and plan a backpacking trip in the backcountry. I recommend the Vogelsang and Cloud’s Rest trail. And restore Hetch Hetchy!!!

[@mightyspec]

great info!

[@MattHeath-ic9vg]

I recommend checking out Point Reyes National Seashore , about a hour north of San Fran. I enjoyed the Chimney Rock trail.

[@TravelDash]

We almost stopped there on our two week trip CA trip last year! I’d love to visit at some point.

[@jigglypuff6852]

Yosemite obviously tops everyone's list. Apart from that I really really enjoyed Redwood and Lassen. Both of them have really good visitor centers and I am always crazy for good information. Lassen is also diverse, meadows are lush green in early summer and bumpass hell is so so so unique. I enjoyed little pamphlets and information in Tall trees and Lady Johnsson's trails in Redwood. Not sure if I was lucky or unlucky but I was in Redwood National park when it had the warmest days with bluest skies, no mist at all.