Redwood National and State Parks are renowned for their majestic coastal redwoods.

Located in Northern California, Redwood National and State Parks protect the world’s tallest trees, the coastal redwoods, some of which grow over 350 feet tall and can live for more than a thousand years. These parks encompass diverse landscapes, including lush forests, winding rivers, and rugged Pacific coastline, offering a unique habitat for many species of wildlife, including Roosevelt elk and endangered salmon. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the parks attract visitors from around the globe who come to experience the awe-inspiring beauty of these ancient trees through scenic drives, hiking trails, and campgrounds amidst towering giants.