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Redwood National and State Parks
Plan Your Visit
 
visitor guide
Print out the annual visitor guide here. Find out about ranger-led activities, scenic drives, short walks, long hikes, area information, backcountry basics, mega-fauna, the definition of old growth, and the location of visitor centers.
 
Redwood Hostel

Redwood Hostel (HI)

Lodging
Aside from campgrounds in RNSP, the only lodging within the parks is the Redwood Hostel (Hostelling International). Our lodging link takes you to local chamber of commerce sites and and the hostel.

 
camping

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.

 
Redwood entrance sign

Welcome to Redwood!

Visitor Centers
More than mere information, drop-by one of the parks' five visitor centers. It's a great way to start any Redwood adventure!

 
Coastal Trail - Last Chance section

Coastal Trail - Last Chance section

The Things To Do page features links to pages covering the diversity of activities available to visitors in Redwood. Things To Do include camping, hiking, backpacking, ranger-led programs, points of interest, horseback riding, scenic drives, nearby attractions, and many more opportunities in the redwoods, along the coastline, and in the prairies.
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NOAA Weather Forecasts
Check the daily weather for Redwood NSP 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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LOGO: Share the Experience: Official Federal Recreation Lands PHOTO CONTEST
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Official Federal Recreation Lands PHOTO CONTEST
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Did You Know?  

Did You Know?
All that remains of a sheep ranch owned by the Lyons family for more than 100 years and until 1927 is several ranch barns and shepherds' cabins. You can walk by Dolason barn along a hiking trail that begins at mile 17.0 on Bald Hills Road. The trail to this scenic meadow connects to the tall trees.

Last Updated: November 17, 2009 at 17:41 EST