The biggest of northern California’s giant redwood trees grow more than 250 ft. tall, with a circumference greater than 90 ft. at their base. The oldest have seen more than 3,000 years.

These trees are all clones of the parent, and their DNA could be thousands of years old. Redwood cones, oddly enough, are tiny—the size of an olive—and may produce seeds only sporadically.

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California’s giant redwood trees are some of the tallest and most impressive trees on the planet. Standing beneath them can feel like looking up at massive wooden skyscrapers. Even more incredible, in ...

You will stand among giant redwoods in Montgomery Woods State Natural Reserve, an underrated forest in Northern California.

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A large dawn redwood is covered in copper-brown needles. - Ashley L Duffus/Getty Images ...