Redwoods National Park is located in California.

Redwoods National Park, located in the northern part of California along the Pacific Coast, is famous for its towering coast redwood trees, the tallest trees on Earth. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and spans over 131,000 acres, protecting diverse ecosystems, wildlife, and old-growth forests. Visitors come to experience the awe-inspiring groves, hike scenic trails, and explore coastal cliffs and beaches. The park also preserves wildlife habitats and features ancient trees that can grow over 350 feet tall and live for over 2,000 years, offering a truly unforgettable natural experience.