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Accessibility

All visitor centers are physically accessible to wheelchair users. Wheelchairs are not available. TDD phones are not available. Other accessible areas (north to south) include Crescent Beach (picnic area), Crescent Beach Overlook (picnic area), Jedediah Smith Campground, Mill Creek Campground, Wilson Creek (picnic area), Lagoon Creek (picnic area), Klamath River Overlook (picnic area), High Bluff Overlook (picnic area), Big Tree Wayside (trail), Lost Man Creek (picnic area), Elk Meadow Day Use Area (picnic area) and Redwood Creek (picnic area).

The National Park Service website on accessibility is at:
www.nps.gov/pub_aff/access/index.htm

State park website pages on accessibility are:
Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park
Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park

 
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Cave formation.

Did You Know?
The small gravity-defying cave formations found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon caves are known as helictites. They form due to the capillary action of acidic solutions and are composed of the minerals calcite and aragonite.

whale tail

Did You Know?
Gray whales migrate just offshore along the California coastline as they travel from Alaska to Baja California; a 10,000-mile round trip journey. The best time to view these 45-foot marine mammals are December/January and March/April. Watch for their spouts that are shaped like a heart.

Last Updated: May 02, 2011 at 15:07 MST