2011 Visitor Guide (PDF, 4.43 MB)
Get updated info. about ranger-led activities, recommended scenic drives and hikes, camping, and more. Featured arcticles include: a Park Ranger's Pick from Redwood's resident surfer-ranger Adam Friedrich; description and history of the new Berry Glen Trail; and, the latest research into how climate change could affect the world's tallest trees—and you!
2010 Visitor Guide
With a new look and updated information, this edition focuses on Redwood's 40 fabulous miles of coastline. As always, find out about ranger-led activities, scenic drives, short walks, long hikes, area information, backcountry basics, camping, information centers, and the famous trees themselves.
2009 Visitor Guide
2008 Visitor Guide
Stories covering the 40th anniversary of Redwood National Park.
2007 Visitor Guide
Does Size Matter? A visitor guide mostly dedicated to coast redwood stories.
2006 Visitor Guide
The Mill Creek watershed was added to RNSP's boundary in December 2005. Stories cover resource studies that have occurred over the past four years.
2004-2005 Visitor Guide
The redwood canopy houses entire ecosystems. Read all about it!
2003 Visitor Guide
An introduction to the Mill Creek watershed acquisition.
2002 Visitor Guide
Discover the Bald Hills, where 300 year-old Oregon white oaks live beside bears, hawks, wildflowers, and people.
2001 Visitor Guide
"B Mill Deck" becomes Elk Meadow Day Use Area—a restoration success story.
