Redwood National and State Parks

Spectacular scenery, trees and hiking. Beautiful National Park, numerous venues cover a large area. Lots of wonderful scenic drives and great hiking trails. A definite "don’t miss this" National Park!

Awe-inspiring. Everything is so large that it makes you feel tiny. Even the clovers are huge. Be sure to see the elk and to pick out a trail or two. We took the Karl Knapp trail to the Big Tree and the Cathedral trail back to the visitor center. Cathedral was a bit more effort, but beautiful.

Absolutely beautiful and peaceful place. The towering redwood trees are incredible, and the scenery feels completely different from anywhere else. The trails are well worth exploring, and it’s a perfect place to slow down, enjoy nature, and take in the views. Definitely a must-visit!

Great trip. Redwood National and State Parks, National park, California, United States. Five stars, a week ago, 33 views. On a bike trip and went into the land of the giants road, wow what an experience to see these giant trees. We rode north from San Francisco on three Harleys, you can see us in the photos, the ocean cliff shot near Trinidad, foggy Pacific behind us, and my bike parked downtown in Ferndale. The road into the giants is Avenue of the Giants, 31 miles of canopy, light barely reaching the ground. Standing next to a trunk like the one in my third photo, bark thick as a mattress, wider than my bike is long, you feel tiny. We walked Stout Grove, Lady Bird Johnson, air cool, silent except for creaking wood. Motel parking lot in Crescent City with the bikes loaded as in the fourth image, we were tired but buzzing. No crowds, easy pull-offs, well marked trails. Bring layers, rain gear, boots, and take your time, these trees are two thousand years old. Respect the roots, stay on trails. If you ride, this is a must do stretch of Highway 101. Bucket list ride checked, already talking about doing it again.

I was fortunate to spend 2 months out here for work. I mean amazing! I don't have the words for all the things I saw. There are many different variations of the Park to explore. The one which I am showing here is in the Park. The coast with its ocean, beaches, and forest is my review. I hope you like the pics. Yes, I actually collected 213 sand dollars for my daughter.

Both the national and state parks in the state of California are top notch. This is an extra special treat as it's jointly managed by the state and federal parks systems. The Redwoods are hard to describe and photos will never do them justice. This area of the state is unbelievably gorgeous from the sheer density of beautiful trees to the cliffs of the Pacific. Not to mention the wild Elk and other animals. Everyone should visit here and gather an understanding of how truly special these trees and this area are.

An unforgettable place to experience the majestic redwood trees. It’s amazing to see these towering trees, some with trunks so massive that they’ve survived forest fires despite being hollowed out. The walking trails are beautiful and peaceful, making it a perfect day out in nature. Parking and basic restroom facilities are available, making the visit comfortable and convenient. Highly recommended to go to visiting centre first for the video before going for the same