Redwood National and State Parks
Attraction
4.9 (9748 reviews)
Immense woodland system containing many towering redwood trees, with trails, campgrounds & more.
California
+1 707-464-6101
Did You Know?
Home to the Tallest Trees
Redwood National and State Parks are home to Hyperion, the world's tallest known living tree, a Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) standing over 380 feet (115.85 meters) tall.
Ancient Ecosystem
These parks protect nearly half of all remaining old-growth redwood forests, a lineage of trees that dates back to the time of dinosaurs, more than 200 million years ago.
World Heritage Site
Recognizing their outstanding universal value, Redwood National and State Parks were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980 and an International Biosphere Reserve in 1983.
Global Redwood Population
The parks protect approximately 45% of all remaining old-growth coast redwoods in the world, making them crucial for the survival of this magnificent species.
Highlights from Reviews
• awe-inspiring trees
The massive, towering redwood trees create an overwhelming sense of wonder, making visitors feel small in the best possible way.
• beautiful, peaceful trails
The walking trails are well-maintained, offer options for all levels, and provide a serene and magical atmosphere for exploration.
• diverse natural beauty
The park offers a variety of experiences, from dense redwood groves and open forests to rugged Pacific coastline and wildlife encounters.
• unforgettable experience
Many visitors describe their time as a deeply memorable and magical journey, leaving a lasting impression and a desire to return.
• excellent park maintenance
The parks are exceptionally well-maintained with clearly marked trails, clean facilities, and informative visitor centers, enhancing the overall visit.
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