Redwood Park in Surrey BC Canada
Redwood Park in Surrey BC is home to a grove of mature Sierra Redwoods, the tallest tree species in the world. The park includes over 5 km of nature trails. There are many other exotic trees growing here, collected from all over the world by Peter and David Brown in the earlier 1900s. There is a large playground for the little ones and 4 picnic shelters.
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Looks like spring has sprung in your neck of the woods. -
EH Canada Marketing Group The cherry blossoms are starting to show here and there. -
Diana Mohrsen Cherry Blossom season. They sure colour up the landscape.
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There is really no way to describe the experience of standing under a canopy of Redwoods - their size and majesty have to be experienced! I had noThere is really no way to describe the experience of standing under a canopy of Redwoods - their size and majesty have to be experienced! I had no idea there was a Redwood Park in Surrey - thanks for sharing! More ... -
Sonya Richmond Agreed! Until you stand under one, it's hard to visualize just how tall they are.
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This so pretty! I love hoe huge the Redwoods are! -
Rene Coatta Thanks, Rene!
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So beautiful! Never knew there were Redwoods in Surrey like this. Thanks for sharing. -
Tania Stewart They are not native trees. Twin brothers collected trees from their travels around the world and planted them on this property theyTania Stewart They are not native trees. Twin brothers collected trees from their travels around the world and planted them on this property they owned. This was many years ago. More ...
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Diana Mohrsen Interesting, great info Diana Mohrsen -
Tourism Nicola Valley - Merritt BC Thanks!
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BC is amazing ! I loved exploring Vancouver Island and all of the amazing trees! Redwood trees are beautiful ! -
Cora Lee Rennie On Vancouver Island, I love the arbutus trees with their reddish bark.
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