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Redwood National and State Parks
Maps
Park Map (PDF, 343 KB)
From the official brochure for Redwood National and State Parks.
 

Park Map - North Detail (PDF, 171 KB)
From the official brochure for Redwood National and State Parks and Redwood: Official National and State Parks Handbook.

Note: This North Detail map has not been revised since February 1998. The most recent updates are reflected in the 2010 Park Map (see above) from the official brochure for Redwood National and State Parks.

 

Park Map - South Detail (PDF, 171 KB)
From the official brochure for Redwood National and State Parks and Redwood: Official National and State Parks Handbook.

Note: This South Detail map has not been revised since February 1998. The most recent updates are reflected in the 2010 Park Map (see above) from the official brochure for Redwood National and State Parks.

 
Tribes Map (PDF, 46 KB)
From the official brochure for Redwood National and State Parks.
 
Redwood Range Perspective Map (PDF, 155 KB)
From Redwood: Official National and State Parks Handbook.
 
Prehistoric Worldwide Redwood Distribution Map (PDF, 50 KB)
From Redwood: Official National and State Parks Handbook.
 

Mill Creek Horse Trail handout with map.pdf 
This trail exists for your riding-hiking pleasure in the northern end of the parks.

Orick Horse Trail handout with map.pdf 
This trail travels along Redwood Creek in the southern end of the parks.

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Did You Know?

Did You Know?
Elk once ranged over most of the United States from Maine to New Mexico. By 1860, the eastern elk had been eliminated by hunters. By 1912, about 124 Roosevelt elk remained in northern California. Prairie Creek Redwood State Park became an elk refuge in 1923 where elk are common today.

Last Updated: November 07, 2011 at 11:24 MST