Armstrong Redwood State Natural Reserve


Armstrong Redwood State Natural Reserve, a great getaway 17 miles north of San Francisco in Guerneville. This amazing 800 acre grove of ancient redwoods is home to trees that are over 1,000 years old and stand 200-500 ft tall. This is a place of inspiration and peace. You can camp down the road at School House Canyon campground and feel at one with planet earth-shared campfires,food and friendship are all a part of this wonderful experience. The orange tent in the photo was my home away from home.

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