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Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve
This 805-acre park is a protected reserve of beautiful, old-growth redwood forests.
Plan Around Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve
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Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve Details
This 805-acre park is a protected reserve of beautiful, old-growth redwood forests. Here, you can visit the Parsons Jones Tree, the tallest in the park standing taller than 310-feet, or the Colonel Armstrong Tree, which is over 1,400 years old. Before it became a state park in 1934, it was owned by Colonel James Armstrong and the Le Baron family before being sold to the city of Sonoma in order to protect the land. The state finally took over and made the forest a protected natural reserve. It now has a visitors center, amphitheater, picnic facilities, and several nature trails for visitors to use.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve
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1.3 mi away
Austin Creek State Recreation Area
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There are a lot of beautiful sites on this 6.5-mile trail from Pomo Canyon to the Sonoma Coast State Park.
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Sonoma Coast State Park
The rugged landscape of this park is a diverse mix of coastal prairies, marine terraces, and rocky shorelines.
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Russian River "Secret Spot"
This river is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.
12.8 mi away
Fort Ross State Historic Park
From 1812 to 1841, this land was one of the southernmost settlements of Russias colonization efforts.
