Redwood National and State Parks encompass a network of protected lands along the stunning Northern California coast. Here, towering coast redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens) dominate the landscape, some reaching heights exceeding 370 feet (113 meters).
Where Giants Roam
Beyond the redwoods, the parks encompass diverse ecosystems. Discover windswept prairies, sheltering oak woodlands, wild rivers carving through valleys, and a dramatic 40-mile coastline.
A Tapestry of Ecosystems
Immerse yourself in the ancient redwood groves. Hike beneath giants that have stood for millennia, their massive trunks dwarfing everything around them. Feel the cool, damp air and the hushed reverence of these timeless giants.
A Walk Among Ancients
Delve into the emerald depths of Fern Canyon. This magical spot boasts towering walls draped in ferns and other verdant flora, creating a fairytale-like atmosphere.
Fern Canyon: An Enchanting World
The redwoods provide a sanctuary for a diverse range of wildlife. Keep an eye out for Roosevelt elk, grazing peacefully in meadows, or listen for the calls of birds flitting through the ancient canopy.
A Haven for Wildlife
Explore the parks' dramatic coastline. Hike along windswept bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean, or feel the spray of crashing waves as you walk along secluded beaches.
Coastal Majesty
The redwood country has a rich cultural heritage. Learn about the deep connection between the indigenous peoples and these ancient forests.
A Rich Cultural Heritage
Experience the magic of a redwood night. Gaze up at a breathtaking display of stars, unobscured by light pollution, with the silhouettes of the redwoods reaching towards the heavens.
Starry Nights Under the Redwoods
Redwood National and State Parks are a vital treasure. Together, we can ensure the continued protection of these ancient giants for generations to come.
A Legacy to Preserve
Start planning your unforgettable adventure! Visit the Redwood National and State Parks website to explore trails, campgrounds, visitor centers, and more.