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View from forest floor looking straight up. Ferns as seen close up and redwood trunks meet.

Redwood National and State Parks

Since: 1968 Open: Open year-round, visitor centers vary. Price: Free
campaign Caution: Delays along Highway 101 · +1 expand_more

Delays along Highway 101 — There are multiple traffic stops along Highway 101 from Orick, CA to Crescent City, CA due to road construction. Extra time may be needed to travel throughout the park. Delay times may vary. Please stay alert and drive cautiously.

44 Creek Bridge Failure — 44 creek bridge is closed due to damage identified by a Federal Highway inspection team. This bridge is north of 44 Camp, approximately 7 miles south of the Redwood Creek trailhead and about 1 mile north of the Tall Trees river crossing. All trails remain open in the area, but cr

park Source: US National Park Service, refreshed several times a day.

Introduction

Redwood National and State Parks, located in California, is home to some of the tallest trees on Earth. Visitors come to walk among ancient redwoods, some over 2,000 years old, and to experience the diverse ecosystems that thrive in this unique environment.

The parks offer a chance to connect with nature through hiking, wildlife viewing, and scenic drives. The tranquility of the towering trees and the sound of the wind through the leaves provide a peaceful retreat from everyday life.

In pictures

Redwood trees line a narrow dirt road.
Redwood trees line a narrow dirt road.

Things to know

Expect busy weekends, especially in summer.
Parking can fill up quickly, arrive early.
Dress in layers; temperatures can vary significantly.
Some trails may be steep or uneven.

Good to know

Accessibility: Some areas wheelchair accessible
Opening hours: Open year-round, visitor centers vary.
Price: Free

Photo: NPS Photo / Steve Olson