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| Residents of Redwood National and State Parks, CA |
This huge country we live in has more incredible sights to
see than we have time to visit in our lives. The
City View television show
explores a few of the most amazing American sites to visit.
California
is a long state with a spectacular coastline to drive from end to end. But get
off that road and head inland to drive through the Redwood National and State
Park system. Look up. The Avenue of the Giants is 32 miles of tall, stately
trees that line both sides of the road. Just a bit north of San Francisco,
travelers will be able to stop and admire these natural wonders, some of which
are 2,000 years old and more.
Georgia
is another coastal state. As such, readers are encouraged to visit Cumberland Island
which is south of Jacksonville,
Florida. It is a mostly
uninhabited space of natural beauty where abundant wildlife lives. Visitors can
catch a ferry from nearby St. Mary’s. It is the state’s largest barrier island.
Illinois
has an amazing site that no one would ever expect. The forlorn-named Starved Rock State Park
is home to waterfalls created by the spring thaw in the 18 canyons of the park.
The park is 90 miles west of Chicago.
America
has some of the most amazing places to visit from lesser visited national parks
to the prairies in the middle of the country.
City View television encourages you to hop in the vehicle of choice and
go explore.
