Redwood National Park Articles & Videos

• Redwood National Park Bed & Breakfasts

  Redwood National Park in northern California offers limitless opportunities for exploration. Hikers, bikers, kayakers, fishermen and outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds flock to the national park to experience the majestic redwoods--trees reno… read more

• Trees in the Redwood National Park

  The State of California created the Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park in the 1920s in an effort to protect some of the remaining old growth redwood forests from decimation by logging. Then in 1968, Congress created Redwood National Forest,… read more

• Animals in Redwood National Park

  The Redwood National Park covers over 71,000 acres in northern California, with a number of different habitats within its boundaries. In addition to the rugged Pacific Coast, the park entails coniferous forests containing giant redwoods, th… read more

• Redwood National Park Facts

  Redwood National Park, on the northern coast of California close to the Oregon border, contains the tallest trees in the world. The redwood trees that sometimes grow over 300 feet tall are among the oldest living things on the planet. read more

• List of Things to Do in Redwood National Park

  Open year round, the 131, 000 acres dedicated as the Redwood National and State Parks make up one of the most beautiful places in North America. Outdoor enthusiasts visit this natural wonder every year to participate in outdoor activities w… read more

• Redwood Forest History

  The famed redwood forest area of northern California is home to many trees that are more than six centuries old. With Indians, miners, loggers and conservationists among the vast numbers to affect its rich history, the legend of the redwood… read more

• Information on Redwood National Park & State Park

  About half of the remaining old growth redwood forest is protected by a network of state parks combined with the Redwood National Park. These combine the natural attractions of the sea, the stream and the forest into a wonderland for outdoo… read more

• Why Did Redwood National Park Become a Park?

  Because of the joint efforts of the California Department of Parks and Recreation (CDPR) and the National Park Service (NPS), people have the chance to enjoy the magnificent ecosystem in Redwood National Park. read more

• What Lives in the Redwood Forest?

  Redwood National and State Parks encompasses some 112,597 acres along the northern California coast and that of southern Oregon. This is where the tallest of all plant species, the redwood tree, grows. There are varied ecosystems within thi… read more

• Redwood National Park History

  The oldest known redwood was verified to be at least 2,200 years old, and encountering specimens in the forest that have reached the age of 600 is not uncommon. With trees of such age, it is appropriate that the park located in northwest Ca… read more

• About Redwood National Park

  Located along a coastal stretch of northern California, Redwood National Park is one of the great natural preserves of the United States. The forest it protects is home to a wide variety of wildlife, rivers and streams that teem with fish,… read more

• Facts About the Redwood Forest

  The redwood forest of northern California is embodied in a combined system of parks that include multiple California state parks and the more famous national park. The forest is home both to the world's greatest trees and to an amazing vari… read more

• Redwood Forest Information

  Redwoods are famed for their great size, and because of their iconic stature they have long attracted attention from conservationists. The redwood forest that runs up the northern coast of California stands as one of the few large old-growt… read more

• Redwood Forest Facts

  The redwood's great size and majesty make it one of the world's most striking trees. In turn that makes the parks protecting so much of the redwoods into places that capture imaginations around the word. A place so full of natural wonder as… read more

• What Do Black Bears in Redwood National Park Eat?

  Black bears are the biggest animals in Redwood National Park, and certainly the most fearsome. The park takes rigorous precautions regarding food and its disposal to avoid attracting them to areas frequented by the park's many visitors. The… read more

• Facts About the California Redwoods

  California redwood trees are among the largest living beings in existence, and one of the oldest to boot. They can reach heights of more than 350 feet, and some specimens have been alive since the days of the Roman Empire. read more

• Redwood National Park Regulations

  The Redwood National and State Park is huge, encompassing an enormous 206 square miles. It offers a wide range of activities, and has an equally wide range of regulations governing them. These include everything from going on a scenic drive… read more

• Facts About Redwood National Park

  The Redwoods are one of the world's greatest wonders, and one of the biggest. The trees that make northern California so famous can grow taller than 360 feet, wider than 20 feet and live longer than 2,000 years. Redwood National Park is hom… read more

• Facts on Redwood Forest Trees

  Walking among redwood trees is like stepping back in time--and no wonder. These giants live to be hundreds of years old. Standing next to redwoods is to be humbled as well, for they are also among the tallest and largest trees on earth. Tak… read more

• Redwood Forest National Park Facts

  Spanning more than 130,000 acres in coastal Northern California is one of the most beautiful parks in the world, Redwood National and State Parks (RNSP). Outdoor enthusiasts flock to the destination to observe spectacular wildlife, walk ben… read more