[Silver] 3 Days Tour to Redwood National Park, Crater Lake National Park, and Oregon

Sundial Bridge

The Sundial Bridge at Turtle Bay is a world-famous pedestrian bridge and public art installation that crosses the Sacramento River in Redding and connects the north and south campuses of Turtle Bay Exploration Park. As the name suggests, the Sundial Bridge is, in fact, a working sundial and is one of the largest in the world. The sundial shadow traces such a large arc that it can record only four hours a day, from 11am – 3pm. However, it is not accurate in winter times because the shadow is cast too far into the arboretum to be seen. The bridge celebrates human creativity and ingenuity, important themes of the 300-acre Turtle Bay Exploration Park. The steel, glass, and granite span evoke a sense of weightlessness, and the translucent, non-skid decking provides for spectacular viewing at night. The bridge is also environmentally sensitive to the river setting. 

Shasta Dam

Shasta Dam, dwarfed only by Hoover and Grand Coulee dams when it was completed on the Sacramento River in 1945, is breathtaking not only for its great size, but for its majestic setting in the southern range of the Cascades. The 602 foot-high, concrete, curved gravity dam holds back an immense blue reservoir, Lake Shasta, which boasts a 365-mile shoreline nestled amid evergreen hills and the snow-covered volcanic peak of Mount Shasta. 

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Crater Lake National Park

The fifth oldest national park in the United States is also the world’s largest crater lake, Lake Chili. 7,700 years ago, Mount Mazama erupted, leaving a basin where the peak was originally. Thousands of years of rain and snow filled the basin and formed a lake. The annual snowfall here exceeds ten meters. The pure deep blue of Lake Chili is unmatched by other lakes. It is the deepest lake in the United States, with a depth of nearly 600 meters. There is no place in the world that combines such a deep, pure, and blue lake at the same time, pure as a fairy without dust.

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Sea Lion Cave

Sea Lion Caves is a connected system of sea caves and caverns open to the Pacific Ocean in the U.S. state of Oregon. Sea Lion Caves is one of the great sea grottos of the world, comparable in size and coloration to the famed Blue Grotto in the Mediterranean. America’s largest sea cave, it’s nothing short of wild! 

Thor’s Well

 Sitting on the edge of the Oregon coast near Cape Perpetua, a gaping, seemingly bottomless sinkhole swallows the unbroken stream of seawater around it. Thor’s Well, as natural wonder is known, is believed being connected with another world.

Redwood National and State Parks

Most people know Redwood as home to the tallest trees on Earth. But the Parks also protect vast prairies, oak woodlands, wild rivers, and 40 miles of rugged coastline. Our recommended scenic drives through ancient forests, rugged coastline, upland prairies, and oak woodlands will have you planning a return visit in no time!

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Humboldt Redwoods State Park

Humboldt Redwoods State Park is the largest of California’s redwood parks straddling the scenic Eel River, it includes the 10,000-acre Rockefeller Forest, where several of the world’s ten tallest trees can be found. Easily accessed on the Avenue of the Giants, the park Visitor Center near Weott includes displays of nature, wildlife, and local history. Humboldt Redwoods offers numerous campsites in various habitats, and many stunning redwood groves and hiking trails. Another don’t-miss attraction is Founders’ Grove, dedicated to the Save-the-Redwoods League.

Founders Grove

Strolling in the forest trail, along the way are redwood trees about a thousand years old. The towering sea redwood forest is full of aura, and you can’t help but look at this magic of creation! We will then hike on the Shenmu Trail to take in a deep breath of nature!

Drive-Thru Tree Park

What California icon is 2,400 years old and has cars driving through it every summer day? If you guessed the Chandelier Drive-Thru Tree in Leggett—an hour’s drive north of Willits and three hours from the San Francisco Bay Area—you know your redwoods. For more than 80 years, road-trippers have been capturing photos of their cars squeezing through the Chandelier Tree’s six-foot-wide and seven-foot-tall tunnel, which was carved into its trunk in 1937.

Napa Valley

Napa Valley, a renowned wine region in the United States and a renowned California wine region, is renowned for its wine production. Napa Valley boasts captivating sunshine, cool ocean breezes, and high-quality wines, captivating with its captivating aromas. Visit the renowned Sutter Home Winery and sample five of their wines: Reserve White Zinfandel, Pinot Grigio, Zinfandel, Moscato, and Zinfandel Port!