in this video we're going to teach you what you need to know about Trillium Falls hike.
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what's nice about the Trillium Falls hike is you're getting a little bit of elevation gain
not too much but you get different aspects of the trees when you're going up and down
the Trillium Falls Trail leads you through the misty hallways of an ancient redwood forest along
the path families of Douglas Fir, Western Hemlock and Sitka spruce reside beneath the shade of the
world's tallest trees the forest floor creates a moist sanctuary for red tree voles pacific
giant salamanders and banana slugs listen for the high pitched hoots of the spotted owl or
the rapid trills of the ever-present winter wren along the creek scattered patches of silky white
trillium bloom in the spring near the waterfall the heavy sloping limbs of big leaf maple reach
out in every direction the sun's rays attempt to blaze through the foggy sky sprinkling beams
of light upon Trillium Falls a 10-foot cascade flowing over rocks covered in deep green moss
i saw something in these clovers check this out you flip them over and they're pink or purple look
at that so cool they're all painted what is that i think it's the under root system of a felled tree
check out how unusual the base of this tree is
you were talking about the tree right being one is it one or two right we found some people on the
trail what's your names guys Carter and Jessica one redwood becomes very large it'll create these
burrows on the side and rather than they do have really small pine cones but the success rate is
really really small like less than yeah like less than five percent so rather than doing that it's
a lot easier for the burles to just grow into its own separate tree but that's still attached
to the lamp and it has the same exact genetic code which for uh long-term purposes might actually be
a disadvantage because you want genetic diversity right and they have the same exact genetic code
so it might have problems on the future for adaptations but it's an easy way for the redwoods
to keep growing rather than having a seat. We want to thank you guys for watching our video all the
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