You look up, and all you see are these beautiful brown massive trees. The park's name is Redwood National Forest, and it is located in California. Redwood National Forest was established in 1968. The Redwood trees are the tallest and most massive tree species on earth. The four parks, together, protect 45% of all remaining coast Redwood. The only two places where Redwood trees grow are in the Sierra Nevada and China. The trees are about 350 feet tall, but the roots are only five to six feet deep. The oldest coast, Redwood, is at least 2,000 years old. It's almost as old as a dinosaur. It is considered the tallest tree in the world. The Redwood National Forest is significant to me because it's the first National Forest that my family and I went to, and it was one of the most beautiful places to visit.
You look up to the sky, and all you can see are never ending trees. You feel like a tiny ant compared to the massive trees. In the distance, you see a doe and her fawn roaming around, trying to find food for her fawns. In the trees, you can see Salamanders feeding on the banana slugs. Compared to the trees, they look like tiny ants climbing up the tree. As you walk, you see these vast fields of grasslands of the prairies. Down on the ground, there are some magnificent bright yellow wildflowers. Fog fills the sky, and you see the trees begin to vanish, and all of a sudden, all you can see is the people standing next to you. You feel the cold breeze hit your face, and it feels like you're standing next to the ocean. It's a relaxing and satisfying feeling. It almost makes you want to lie down and ponder the awe-inspiring things you've just witnessed. Chipmunks dash around the trees looking for Acorns. You feel like you're in a cornfield with all the gigantic trees around you. They look like tall skyscrapers that never end.
The salty aroma makes you feel like you're walking around the ocean. The pleasant scent is so satisfyi...
