Is Muir Woods considered a national park?

Sommario:

1. Is Muir Woods considered a national park?
2. Does National Parks Pass work for Muir Woods?
3. Is it free to go to Muir Woods?
4. Are there snakes in Muir Woods?
5. Do you need parking reservations for Muir Woods?
6. How do I make reservations for Muir Woods?

Is Muir Woods considered a national park?

Muir Woods National Monument (U.S. National Park Service)

Does National Parks Pass work for Muir Woods?

America the Beautiful - The National Parks and Federal Recreation Lands Pass admits pass holders and up to three other adults to Muir Woods and all National Parks/Federal Recreation Lands that charge an entrance fee.

Is it free to go to Muir Woods?

The entrance fee is $15.00 for people 16 years and older. A parking reservation is $8.50 per vehicle OR a spot on the shuttle is $3.25 per person. Is Muir Woods accessible to those with limited mobility?

Are there snakes in Muir Woods?

The most likely animal you'll encounter at Muir Woods are chipmunks and banana slugs. ... We saw slugs, lizards, an abundance of birds, chipmunk, baby fox, fish, and deer on 5/13/19. We did not encounter any snakes. All we encountered were harmless.

Do you need parking reservations for Muir Woods?

Welcome to the Official Website for Muir Woods Parking and Shuttle Reservations. Reservations are required for all vehicles and shuttle riders visiting Muir Woods National Monument. Plan your trip today to experience the towering redwoods and abundant plant and animal life that call Muir Woods home.

How do I make reservations for Muir Woods?

Use GoMuirWoods.com or call 1-800-410-2419 to make your shuttle or parking reservations today. Sign up here to receive periodic updates on the reservation system.