Best redwood trees near Atherton, CA 94027
“The perfect spot for a refreshing walk through some redwood trees. Lots of shade, stroller-friendly...” more
“area and was used by the lumber companies to ship wood and logs from the redwood forests in the...” more
“This is an enormous ancient coast redwood tree like they have up north in Redwood National Park.” more
“i have run along this creek many a time while running along the baylands nature preserve and bay...” more
“At the end of the hike, there is a beautiful view of the bay and Redwood City.” more
“Alambique Flat has a bench in a gorgeous grove of redwood trees where you can hear a babbling brook...” more
“is that the historical significance of the 'tall stick' El Palo Alto redwood tree, still standing...” more
“This one was really cool because it was filled with amazing redwood trees and maples.” more
“Its all pretty steady and easy with beautiful Redwood Trees and just calming nature.” more
“It is primarily Oak trees with some coastal redwoods and Eucalyptus. The trails paths all begin at...” more
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"Redwood Creek was discovered and named in 1851 by the settlers. It run off of San Francisco Bay inland to Red Woods City area and was used by the lumber companies to ship wood and logs from the redwood forests in the peninsula hills to San Francisco. Redwood City and Redwood Creek were originally known back in 1854 as Red Woods - famous for Sequoia sempervirens trees, or Coast Redwoods. In 1851 the first schooner named Redwood was built by G.M. Burnham, starting the shipbuilding industry in Redwood City, which remained active for 32 years. The last wooden ship was launched in 1883 and was called the Perseverance."
