Redwood National Park Visitors

Ancient redwood giants.

Redwood National Park, nestled along the northern coast of California in the United States, is an extraordinary testament to nature's grandeur, renowned as home to the world's tallest living things: the ancient coast redwoods. Visitors are immediately enveloped by breathtaking scenic views as they drive or hike through majestic groves, where these colossal trees, some soaring over 300 feet high, create a serene, cathedral-like atmosphere, often bathed in a soft, mystical fog. Beyond the towering forests, the park also boasts dramatic coastal bluffs, pristine sandy beaches, and lush river valleys, offering diverse landscapes. For outdoor enthusiasts, the park provides an abundance of activities, including miles of hiking trails ranging from gentle strolls to challenging treks, scenic drives like the Newton B. Drury Parkway, wildlife viewing opportunities for Roosevelt elk herds and other creatures, picnicking amidst the giants, and tranquil camping experiences under the ancient canopy.

Data Source: National Park Service Stats