Muir Woods National Monument

Moore Sequoia National Park is a forest park named after John Moore, a natural conservationist. It is located on the outskirts of San Francisco and can be reached by car in 1 hour. In this primitive jungle, all you see and touch are the natural features of thousands of years ago. The tall and straight cedars have been standing here for many centuries, no one bothers them, and they remain in their original state. . It is also important to note that you do not take away any traces that belong here on this tour. The most common in the park is the sturdy and sturdy tree. There is a stump section at the entrance, showing that it has a history of more than 1,000 years. Americans use a white pen to outline a section of annual rings on the stump, and write down the major events in the United States that year. The incident seems to be telling future generations that nature and human beings are inseparably connected. Under the witness of the years, nature changes and people seem too insignificant. Walking in the forest lined with sacred trees, the sacred trees have different postures for thousands of years, which is a spectacle. Here you can see the remains of the early ancestors' struggle and historical relics. It can be said to be a living textbook of modern California history. It is worth visiting with the whole family and enjoying the fun of parent-child fun.