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If you ever get a chance to visit, I highly recommend going right when they open up. It's a completely different experience.

This was filmed last week. Because we have dry summers and wet winters, for the most part our winters are greener than our summers. Thanks for watching Geek Monster. I really appreciate it.

As a kid one of my favorite places to visit was Fort Ross in Sonoma County. Not sure if you have visited it. I did a tour of Fort Ross earlier this year. If you have never been you should go. You can also watch my video here: ruclips.net/video/zAlJnO0og7k/видео.html It is amazing that the most northern Spanish mission and most southern Russian Fort in North America are just 60 mile away from each other. Thanks for watching again Irina.

@@Lenswithbenefits Thank you! I should put this place on my "Wish / Dream List" to visit! Amazing! I will watch your video tomorrow😊

The Mendocino coast is amazing. As always thank you for watching Irina. I really appreciate you watching.

It is an amazing place. Thank you for watching Trond.

Roy's is basically a very small preserve surrounded by a huge amount of both rural ag lands and open space preserves. It is like a jumping off point to the woods, more than the deep woods itself. It's a very popular community resource with great accessibility (and parking, usually). There's way more open space around here that is in a more natural state to be experienced. Roy's is great for easy accessibility and is pretty much like a county park to locals. The "improvements" were needed to help it bear the usage.

@ - I live right by it, I know all about it and have been hiking there for decades. I don’t agree with your assessment that the “improvements” were needed to help it bear the usage it gets that’s ridiculous. The county needed to spend the money and that’s where they chose to spend it. The money would’ve been spent much better at Paradise Park to fix the retaining wall that is crumbling and is a danger to every single visitor. Roy’s it’s not really surrounded by “aglands” In fact, not too long ago almost half of it was surrounded by a golf course. I have done bird counts out there in the bird boxes that were put up nearby and just like nature I prefer any area in its more natural state.

@@mazer4112 Had you walked the area lately? It's been crushed by overuse. "Natural state" hasn't applied to Roy's in a few decades. And what are you talking about, not surrounded by ag lands? Do you actually live in the valley? There's big ranch adjacent to Roy's to the east, and behind the golf course is another huge ranch (and others). You're just being silly.

@@NoDictators82 LATELY?? The project started in 2023 approved in June of 2023. And yes, I hiked it just before they started making it look like New York City Central Park and no it was not being loved to death, that’s just the excuse everybody used to justify spending over $3 million on the project. Ranches are not considered “ag lands” And yes, I used to live on East Centura in San Geronimo. But people do not need to “live in the valley” in order to appreciate some thing for its natural beauty. They can visit it 20 times a year every year for 30 years and have a better sense of place than a “local”. What they did is just make it more of a fire hazard, When tweakers go out there to get high and set the new raised platform on fire. There’s always consequences to the actions of humans on an environment no matter how good their intention is. Say what you will, but my concerns are not “silly”, I don’t appreciate name calling from some ignoramus, clueless about the intricate details of “fixing nature”

I am so happy you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching Ashgan!

The mossy trees always get me also. I have always wanted to create a video of only close ups of moss on trees. But I think I would be the only one that would watch it. Thank you for watching Irina!

It's great to see you liked it. Thanks for watching Virtual Trek!

I agree. It does. Thanks for watching Spaghetti!

I'm glad you like it. Thanks for watching!

Thanks again for watching, Irina. You are the best.

You got me. 😜

You are too kind. Thanks for watching Ervin!

Thanks for watching. I really appreciate it Trail Strider.

@ Anytime my friend!

Happy to see you liked the video. Thanks for watching Irina!

It is absolutely stunning. It is so green even at the end of summer. Thanks for watching Abyss Of Infinite Void.

POV you live here 💀

This is in Salt Point State Park in Sonoma County. It is about 2 and a half hour drive from San Francisco. Thank you for watching Judith.

I am sure Arcata misses you also. Thanks for watching. I really appreciated it.

I totally agree. Rainy days do make the lighting on the videos look amazing. Thank you again for watching Irina.

This is in Humboldt County which is four hours north of San Francisco. Thank you for watching Judith!

It's great to see you liked the video. Thanks for watching AF!

The tree does have gumption. Thanks for watching Stylus!

I totally agree Ben, it is a beautiful lighthouse in an amazing places. This video didn't get a lot of play. I really liked creating this short format video. So it's great to hear that people liked it. Thanks for watching!

I totally agree. It is magical place. Thanks for watching Bruce!

It really is an amazing place. Thank you for watching Irina!

I am so happy you liked the video. Thanks for watching Irina!

I totally agree. I am extremely grateful that I get to live in such a beautiful place. Thanks for watching Bruce!

Thanks for watching. I really like it also. Tell Shelby I said hi.

@ ❤️❤️❤️ Will do!

Thanks for watching. I really appreciate it.

It is amazing in December, Syed! It is even greener and less crowded. One thing to keep in mind with Muir Woods is that because it does get so crowded you need to make reservations. 70 miles north of Muir Woods is Armstrong Woods that is just as wonderful. I have video of Armstrong Woods in the Winter, if you would like to see that that is like. ruclips.net/video/yL1Yu_1lqf4/видео.html Thanks for watching Syed.

Hey Bill, this hike was filmed a day before your comment. I am happy to hear it worked for you. I promise the next hike will be even more steady and a little slower. Thanks for watching Bill.

Thats cool! I onow there is a pretty abundant amount of people that hop on a trreadmill and walk that rail with you. Those folks may like the faster pace!! What a conundrum!! Excellent videos, just do a slow one once in a while for us pokies! When im hike trails, i average close to 1 mile an hour!!

@@billswanson3767 Well with help from viewers like you I hope to find the perfect balance. Thanks again for watching Bill!

I can back up your sources on this one. It is indeed a Tall Tree. Thanks for watching Blake.

I love them too! It's why I do it. It is nice to create something for other to enjoy, but it's even better when you love being in those places your filming.

@@Lenswithbenefits Yes indeed!!

Thank you so much for the advice Bill. I know I do have a tendency to walk and hike at a fast clip. I will make a point of slowing it down. Thanks again for the comment.

Thanks for watching Get Your Cray Cray On!

I agree it is peaceful. I could watch waves crash over rocks for hours. I call it Lion Rock but Sphinx Rock is a better name. Thank you so much for subscribing.

Thank you for watching Irina!

Thanks for watching Spaghetti!

It really is a unique place owned by an amazing writer. Thanks for watching Trail Strider.

@@Lenswithbenefits Sure thing! ❤️❤️❤️

Thanks for watching Joseph.

​@@Lenswithbenefits ...are you in scientology church ?

@@joseph-ju4ug no

@@Lenswithbenefits do you know what it is ?

@@Lenswithbenefits if you arent one, then let me ask u this. Did someone asked u to make that video ?

I totally agree. Absolutely magical. Thanks for watching Zach!

I agree, It is a beautiful place. A little out of the way, but one of the prettiest redwood forests I have ever been to.

I can't tell you how nice it is to hear you and Shelby are enjoying the videos.

It was a beautiful day in a beautiful place. As always thanks for watching Trail Strider!

@@Lenswithbenefits Fort was great! Never seen one quite that big!

Thanks for watching Simon!

It is always tough filming into the sun like that. I'm overjoyed that it produced that pretty accident. I am more overjoyed that you watched the video. Thank you Leigh!

Thank you for watching Key on the Go! I really appreciate it.

I aim to Relax. Thanks, as always, for watching.

@@Lenswithbenefits 🤗🤗🤗