Grove of Titans, Ancient redwood grove in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, California, US
Description
Grove of Titans is a redwood forest in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park in California containing some of the tallest coast redwood trees in the world. An elevated walkway guides visitors through the grove, allowing them to experience these enormous trees up close.
History
This grove was formally documented in 1998 when botanist Stephen Sillett and naturalist Michael Taylor recognized the collection of extraordinary redwoods. Their discovery revealed some of the largest trees on Earth to the scientific community.
Culture
The redwood trees here hold deep meaning for Native American communities who have maintained long-standing ties to these forests.
Practical
You reach this grove by taking the Mill Creek Trail from Howland Hill Road, and parking can be tight during warmer months. Watch for wet and slippery conditions on the elevated walkway, especially after rainfall.
Did you know?
The Del Norte Titan is among the largest trees by volume on Earth, showcasing the growth potential of coast redwoods. Its exact location is kept private to protect this giant from excessive foot traffic and damage.
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