National Monuments are protected areas designated by the government to preserve significant natural, cultural, or historic features. In California, these monuments showcase the state's rich geological formations, archaeological sites, and unique ecosystems. Visitors can explore breathtaking landscapes, rare wildlife habitats, and remnants of ancient civilizations, making these sites important for conservation and education. Whether hiking through rugged terrain or learning about the region's heritage, California’s National Monuments offer diverse experiences for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
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- Cabrillo National Monument
- Castle Mountains National Monument
- San Gabriel Mountains National Monument
- Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument
- Pinnacles National Monument
- Lava Beds National Monument
- Muir Woods National Monument
- Giant Sequoia National Monument
Last updated: Fri Jun 6, 2025
