This popular brochure is provided on-line in alternative formats. The glossy, 2-page publication is also available for free at all of our five visitor centers.
Audio Described Version. (mp3)
Unzip the audio files, and play them in your preferred digital audio player. There are 60 audio files for the brochure's front side, and 66 audio files for the backside. Front Side files Back Side files
Visitor Guide to Redwood National and State Parks
The Redwood Visitor Guide (PDF, 9 MB) is a 12-page newspaper that is provided for free at our five visitor centers.
A two-page fact sheet (PDF, 1.7 mb) about the parks. It compiles basic facts about the parks' purpose, staffing, budget, size, facilities, economic contribution, partners and visitation. This is a great publication for school projects and media inquiries.
Guide to Campgrounds and Campsites In and Around the Parks
The 2018 Camping Directory (PDF) has information about private, federal, state, forest service and county-operated campgrounds in the area.
State Park Campground Maps
Download maps for the four state park campgrounds within Redwood National and State Parks.
Redwood Burl (PDF, 3.59 MB)
Redwood burls, in their twisted, knotted forms, offer the potential for coast redwoods to grow and thrive for millennia. March 2014
The Three Redwoods (PDF, 2.43 MB)
Information about the three redwood species—coast redwood, giant sequoia, and dawn redwood—and how to tell the difference between them. June 2014
How to Help Your Redwood Seedling Survive (PDF, 136.9 KB)
Did you purchase a redwood seedling from one of Redwood's cooperating association bookstores? Here's how to care for your tree once you get it home. May 2002
Common Native Trees and Plants (PDF, 2,336 KB) Are you curious about the treesand plants you are seeing or will see in our park area? This guide to the common native trees and plants in our park will help you identify what you are seeing.
Common Native Ferns (PDF, 1,301 KB)
Need some help identifying the ferns? The common native fern guide will help you figure out which ferns you are seeing.
Horseback Riding and Pack Animals
Pack Animal Trails and Camps (PDF, 4.7 MB)
Traveling along park trails with pack animals is an exciting way to see Redwood National and State Parks. This brochure is meant to assist you in planning a safe, enjoyable, and low-impact trip.
Safety and Regulatory Information
Bear Country! (PDF, 160 KB)
Information about black bears in the parks and how to protect them and yourself during your visit. March 2005
Enjoying the Beach: Beach Safety (PDF, 244 KB)
Don't let the ocean catch you off guard. Play it safe and plan ahead. December 2006
Mountain Lions in Redwood (PDF, 376 KB)
Information about mountain lions in the parks and how to protect them and yourself during your visit.
Pets (PDF, 2.67 MB)
Information about bringing your pets to the parks (with the exception of guide animals, they're not allowed on trails, in buildings, and at ranger-led programs) and the best places to take them. July 2014
Wildlife
Elk in the Redwoods (PDF, 53 KB)
General information, where to see them, and how to observe them safely. September 2002
Bear Country! (PDF, 160 KB)
Information about black bears in the parks and how to protect them and yourself during your visit. March 2005
Mountain Lions in Redwood (PDF, 376 KB)
Information about mountain lions in the parks and how to protect them and yourself during your visit.
Bicycling and Bike Trails
Bicycling: Routes and Rules of the Road (PDF, 1 MB)
Regulations for bicyclists in the parks, as well as safety information and designated backcountry bicycle routes. June 2014
Management and Administration
Comment Sheet (259 KB)
Your feedback is important! Tell us what you think we're doing right and/or where we need to make improvements. Thank you! December 2017
