What makes Big Basin Redwoods State Park near Mountain View unique?

Hipcamp staff
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Big Basin Redwoods State Park near Mountain View is unique for its towering redwood trees that grow to heights of over 250 feet, some of which are over 1,000-years old. The park also features hiking trails that pass by impressive landmarks such as the 329-foot Mother of the Forest, the 17-foot wide Santa Clara Tree, and the calming Sempervirens Falls. Families with young children can also look into Junior Rangers and Big Basin Nature Club programs to learn more about the ancient redwood forest. You can also explore different options for camping near Mountain View on Hipcamp.

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