Muir Woods Redwood Tour

Muir Woods San Francisco CA Muir Woods is located 11 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge and is named in honor of the famous conservationist John Muir. It is home to magnificent large groves of ancient redwood. These trees are between 400 and 800 years old and tower as much as 250 feet above the forest floor. They exist here largely because the location was too difficult for loggers to get to in the 1800's. In 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt created the Muir Woods National Monument to protect and preserve these living wonders. And today this stand of redwoods is one of the few left in the Bay Area. You can experience all the peace and beauty of these rare giants with our Muir Woods limousine service and you won't have to deal with the driving.

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Cars are allowed at Muir Woods but parking here can be a major hassle. The parking spaces are limited and the lots fill up very early. If you drive yourself you have to deal with the traffic and you are taking a gamble. You might be lucky enough to find a place to park or you might have to leave without getting in to experience these gigantic redwoods and their awesome beauty. Instead, let our experienced and professional drivers deal with all the driving related frustrations. You will be able to just sit back, relax and enjoy the trip. And the best part is you can fully customize your tour. Start when you want, stay as long as you wish, and comeback when you like.

Tour the redwoods with your family in a stretch SUV limousine. On arrival you can select one of the standard loop trails. These trails are nicely laid out and ideal for parents with children. You'll see all kinds of plants and animals in addition to the great redwood trees. When you are done, have your driver head over to the Pacific shore for a scenic drive up the coast. Later you can stop off for a snack.

Bring your spouse in a luxury sedan. Spend a few hours soaking up the redwood wilderness on a slightly tougher trail and then head over to Muir Beach Overlook. It's the perfect place for stunning vistas of the Pacific and the oceanside cliffs. You might even catch a glimpse of migrating blue whales. Then go for dinner at your favorite restaurant.