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Travel
for Kids has lots fun things to do with kids on the Redwood Coast, but
you'll need a fun place to stay.
Here's
our own Travel for Kids hand-picked list of family hotels for Crescent City, Trinidad, Arcata, Eureka, all styles and price ranges, and near to places you'll want
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Redwood Coast family hotels |
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A house rental has lots of advantages
for families full kitchen and dining area, kids can have room of their own, washer and dryer, walk to the beach, and more. |
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Redwood Coast family vacation rentals |
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Discover the amazing coast redwoods of California; they live for more than 2,000 years and are the tallest trees on earth. Gorgeous illustrations, from seedling on the forest floor to treetops high in the sky. (Picture book)
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Story of a tiny sprout that grew into the tallest tree on earth, more than 380 feet high. Discovered in 2006, this tree is protected in Redwood National Park. Fabulous collage illustrations capture the amazing ecosystem and conservation of the coast redwood forest! (Picture book)
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Before you take a hike, discover the world of old-growth coast redwood forests, and what lives high up the branches – eagles, spotted owls, salamanders, woodpeckers, bats, and on the forest floor, banana slugs. (Picture book)
Tip: And the end of the book, see the actual size of a redwood tree seed.
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Fun facts about the California redwoods – how redwoods grow (some don't grow from seeds, they spring from redwood stumps), how they can survive fires, plants and animals that live in the redwood forests. (Picture book)
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50+ hikes from Humboldt to Jedidiah Smith, with detailed maps, driving directions, trail difficulty, length, facilities, and description. (Guidebook)
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(More children's
books on other California pages) |