View into the canopy of open spaced trees.

Habitat Restoration Tour

Redwood National and State Parks

  • 1 - 3 hours
  • 5 tour stops

This tour is in the south of the Parks. Almost two-thirds of the land now in Redwood National and State Parks was logged before becoming part of the Parks. This means over 70,000 acres of forests and rivers need restoration, and a hundred of miles of logging roads still need to be removed. Since the late 1970s, we have been working behind the scenes on habitat restoration efforts. See how today's ambitious "Redwoods Rising" habitat restoration project will improve the Parks for future generations.

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