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Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Lens
Fairy Ring Forest Lookup at Canyon Ranch Woodside
@andrewwille1
To be on the grounds of Canyon Ranch Woodside is a truly magical experience. One of the reasons that the property's landscape is so unique is because of its symmetrical fairy ring of redwood trees. These massive timbers are formed after one single redwood tree dies, meaning they all share the same root system. When you stand under the middle of the trees, you'll feel the interconnectedness of the land and you'll be at one with the forest.
Plan
Overview
Skill level
Easy
Accessbility
Hours
Anytime (must be a guest of Canyon Ranch Woodside)
Fee
Contact Canyon Ranch Woodside
Pack
- Wide-angle lens (16mm)
- Circular polarizing filter
- Mobile phone (as a prop)
- Model (to hold the phone)
How to get there
N37° 23' 30.1826"W122° 17' 07.2427"
This image of the fairy ring forest lookup was taken at Canyon Ranch Woodside. In order to get this perspective, you'll have to be a guest. The spot where I took this photo is on private property and it's not open to the public.
Start at the Canyon Ranch Woodside hiking trail and then veer right. Reference the GPS coordinates and you'll get this lookup view.
For more information, check out the company's website: https://explorest.app.link/crw.
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