Scenic Northern California Redwoods and large elk herd
February 9 2011 25 Commented
This is not the California you might envision when someone says’California.’ Beautiful and rugged with clean air, great roads, not much traffic and wildlife.
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I went somewhat exact same thing as this in southern oregon coast
@Branzo29 ME TOO!!! LOLOL ::))
It truely is this beautiful, California is NOT all sunny weather, beaches, and palm trees. I love my area, Humboldt is the greatest place in the world. Give me more Redwoods and coastly fog….
@JCVdude dude please tell me track name
This is about 80 miles South of Eureka; 12 miles South of Garberville at Richardsons Grove State Park…. I use to drive this route daily on my way to and from work…. looks like at 2:40, it skips to the Crecent City area for the Elk Herd
Beautiful, I love Northern California!
Northern California and New England are the most beautiful parts of the USA.
oh…so beautiful… and I love ur vids.
oh…so beautiful…
these scenes bring back life to the soul. I am from saudi Arabia and our geography lacks a lot of that, when you travel there , you may drive through dry deserts only, which brings death to you. you’re lucky. I guess motoring between the differnt states is fun in your country.
@narwhalsrawsomeyoyo ha ha nice try at keeping people out but I’m moving there as well arcata to be exact, love the hippies love the trees live the weed!!!! ha ha ha…
Man I Would Love That Place! That’s all there is to it I”M FUCKING GOIN
I live in this area (I live in Eureka), and to tell you the truth, the only thing “great” about our area is the trees. I don’t see why tourists want to come here. thumbs up if you agree.
Wow.
I definetely want to bring my Skyline down to California and cruise this road. Beautiful, nice curves, somewhat isolated. Amazing picture opportunities.
Wow.
I definetely want to bring my Skyline down to California and cruise this road. So many chances for some amazing pictures.
@CantWeedThis its true you cant really grow anything in a redwood forest.. accept ferns? but, on a western slope in a thin patch.. its definitely possible.. and its just the area, a lot isn’t actually in the redwoods.. its mainly the rural aspect of it all, you out in the middle of freakin NOWHERE, you can make do.. lol there are meadows in all forests
if you like the Redwoods of 101 you should check out HWY35 or “Skyline”, its Redwood forests with a view of SF Bay on one side and the ocean on the other.. best views are at Windy Hill OSP, and the vista point on 35 on the east side of Russian Ridge OSP.. and 35@HWY92. Its dramatic hilly terrain, with rolling grass hills and valley’s and not to mention the Fog, which pours from the ocean over the top of the ridge and down into the San Andreas rift valley.. a must see if you’re in the Bay Area..
nice i live between eureka and piercey my whole life its like a faury tail you cant even imagine the beutifull thing ive seen there growing up
@CantWeedThis u put the plants up in the trees
The Legend of Bigfoot landmark jumps out. The best of the redwoods is pretty much from Avenue of the Giants up to Jedediah Smith. If you like big redwood stuff, Google …
mdvaden + redwoods
How are redwood trees used to hide marijuana plants? They need direct sunlight to grow and there is no way to get decent marijuana thats grown in the shade. Really could somone explain? Now they want to burn down the redwood forrest to stop another plant from growing lmfao. Omg kill the plants because theres a plant lmfao. Theres no way that can be true. Why dont we shoot bananas at the moon to stop the cakemonster from disassembling all of our toasters.
Something interesting I found out when I visited the Redwoods recently, is that Seattle in Washington State is actually closer to the Redwoods of Northern California than Los Angeles is. Seattle is around 560 miles away from the Redwood National Park, while LA is around 660 miles away. That just shows how big California is when a city in the same state is further away than a city that is two states away.
Something interesting I found out when I visited the Redwoods recently, is that Seattle in Washington State is actually closer to the Redwoods of Northern California than Los Angeles is. Seattle is around 560 miles away from the Redwood National Park, while LA is around 660 miles away. That just shows how big California is when a city in the same state is further away than a city that is two states away.
Bigfoot at 1:58 is classic.
yes let burn 2000 year old trees so pople dong grow pot californias biggest cash crop that wouldnt affect the economy one bit