If you enjoy nature this is YOUR world. Need to renew your inner peace, you'll find it here. If you want flashing neon signs, dance clubs, gambling......then go to Las Vegas. The Redwoods are for where you want to be amazed by nature.This is where the word MAJESTIC comes from. Walk through rustic trails, or well defined paths, or go... More 

For the size of the park there aren't that many stands of impressive redwoods. The main one was the Lady Bird Johnson grove which was impressive and with very large trees. About a mile and 1/2 loop which is easy to walk. Avenue of the Giants was much more impressive.

Well worth a visit and one of the closest encounters with living giants on this planet. A true admiration of care and attention by the National park. USA should be proud of such preservation and care to the forests,parks,amenities and above all to organise acess to such beautiful landscapes. A must visit for all ages.

I arrived at this park via the Redwood Highway from Grants Pass, OR down into Crescent City, CA. The drive was about three hours or so and it was very scenic. The Redwood Park is just into Northern CA, and there are many places to stop. The trees became larger and larger as we entered the area of the park.... More 

This elongated national park is also a state park. We enjoyed driving through the tall redwoods. But even more special was the lookout over the Pacific--turn left on Requa Road and go up the hill past the Requa Inn. From there we could see pelicans on the rocks far below and a hungry sea lion surfacing between dives. The view... More 

We visited Redwood National Park as part of a trip in which we visited Lassen, Oregon Caves, Crater Lake, and Lava Beds National Parks. Redwood National Park is a beautiful Park preserving amazing Groves of Redwood trees. There are three visitor centers, of which the southernmost one seems to be the largest and most developed. This park is a combination... More