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Redwood National and State Parks
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2010 Redwood National & State Parks Visitor Guide
Official Visitor Guide
View, download, and/or print-out the annual Visitor Guide. The latest edition focuses on Redwood's 40 fabulous miles of coastline. As always, find out about ranger-led activities, scenic drives, walks and hikes, camping, backcountry basics, visitor centers, and the famous trees themselves.
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Camping
Whether you prefer the comfort of a developed campground or the solitude of a backcountry camp, world-class camping opportunities abound at Redwood National & State Parks.
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Redwood entrance sign

Visitor Centers
More than mere information, stop-by one of the parks' five visitor centers. It's a great way to start any Redwood adventure!
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NOAA Weather Forecasts
Check the daily weather for Crescent City, Calif. (Redwood National and State PArks headquarters) here.
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Pets are not allowed on any trails.
We all love our pets, but . . .
Pets are not allowed on any trails in Redwood NSP.
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Did You Know?

Did You Know?
Redwood National and State Parks protects 37 miles of rugged California coastline. Off-shore seastacks provide nesting for about 40 percent of California's seabirds. Drive to the Klamath River Overlook on Requa Road to view where this wild and scenic river meets the sea.
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Last Updated: February 04, 2011 at 11:32 MST