This is a must see for anyone who drives through here. This place is one of the many wonders on earth. A rich deep forest, with a long history. A place of peace and calmness that makes you realize just how beautiful nature can be.
Why are you reading this!? Go enjoy these giants of a bygone era!
A completely unreal, magical place. The Drury scenic drive in Prairie Creek is the more accessible, abridged version of Avenue of the Giants. Got your doggo on said detour? No problem, take them up the Cal Barrel road. This is a perfect introduction to RNSP. Pro tip: do some neck stretches beforehand, you'll be looking up a lot. *Respect the land*
Redwoods is one of my all time favorite National Parks. Its been too long since Ive visited and need to start planning another trip.
Peaceful, serene and full of beauty. Great hiking trails!
These woods have so much History, so much sacredness.
Spectacular scenery and interesting things to learn about Redwood trees. A must vist.
Peaceful and serene walks around the beautiful trees. Been there many times and always feels the same. A must visit for all but please take care of the surroundings. Leave your foodprints not your rubbish.
One just cannot fathom the immensity of the Redwoods. The utter insignificance you feel standing beneath these majestic giants, some as old as 3000 years.
Beautiful forest and the logging company vehicles looked very well kept.:)
A good place to get away from the throngs of screaming kids that are prevalent at most national parks.
Humble experience, tiny people and giant trees. Love it!
Amazing place to camp and hike. Beautiful trees and abundant wildlife. Easy access.
Pretty remarkable place. Tons of trails to explore. Just be mindful of where you're hiking as it's easy to wander down the wrong path.
It s the best place to really feel small and be one with the tall trees or whatever being is living on that forest, watch out of Bigfoot he likes to hang around and sometimes can be scary but don t worry he ll protect yo from bears and that stuff!!!!!
Five stars if you're a tree hugger who appreciates the beauty that only Mother Nature could provide.
Stunning coastal vistas with the fragrant scent of earth and damp moss all around you. Bring a jacket and be sure to spend a night in Mendocino.
The trick is to arrive here early enough to get walk-in permits for back country camping.
The Rangers at the Park's main station were fantastic. They warned us about the risk of break-ins at the parking lot of our first hike and allowed us to leave one of our vehicles in their more protected parking lot at the ranger station. The ranger was simply thoughtful and generous. Loved it. The Park Service proves my loosely held prejudices about government agencies wrong again and again.
The park is gorgeous. The giant trees are otherworldly. And the privilege to sleep among them ... n'uff said.
These trees. Anytime we are in northern California we visit. The Roosevelt tree and meandering trail is worth the detour.
Exhilarating. So much to enjoy. Redwoods are beautiful.
An absolute must see. One of the most impressive forests on this planet. A park worth preserving.
Absolutely amazing camping spot in the middle of the redwood Forrest. Highly recommend. We were traveling with a 24 foot vintage trailer and had no problem finding a spot we could fit in.
Great place to experience nature, admire old forests and put human life in perspective
This is my 3rd visit here and loved all three. Wish I didn't live so far away(Virginia), I would be here a lot more often.
Wonderful place to spend an afternoon, went here on a field trip with HSU and would love to go again on my own.
The sequoias that occupy this park are among the tallest in the world, over 100 m high. and they can live from 600 to 2000 years.
One of the most impressive things is to see these giants grouped very close to each other.
Visited in August 2008.
The redwoods are magnificent slow growing giants. It's difficult to capture their grandeur in a single photo. Thankfully they were spared logging.
Beautiful amazing place to visit the wilderness is an experience of it's own and those trees, just let's say gotta see em for yourself
I felt the awesomeness of life amongst these beautiful elders. If you are contimplating please do everything to go.
After visiting this national park, I found the trees in Big Basin Redwoods State Park are just like dwarfs.
My favorite place in the world These giant wonders are so incredible! Highly recommend the old scenic byway next to the Prairie Visitor Center! The Cathedral trail is epic. Don't forget the coastline as well in this national park! Tide pools, sea lions, maybe even whale spotting?!!
This is one of the best parks I have ever visited..very clean, quiet, spacious, and beautiful!!
Beautiful trees that you don't appreciate until you see them in person. Ran into 3 or 4 massive male elk on the trail that forced me to trace my way back down the trail. Disappointed that I didn't get to do the longer trail head completely, but was a fantastic day passing through.
Enchanting with an aura of primal essence. A must if you want to see Roosevelt Elk.
Go get lost in the Redwoods. So good for the soul!!!
Beautiful! Always something new to discover. Fern Canyon is a must!
Silent somber majestic grooves of monster trees. In awe of these things. We are all amazed at the power of the silence in these parks and on the hikes. Wish i lived here. Such a zen invoking experience.
A bit chilly but Traveling in northern Cali was great towards the end of February.
Those redwoods, man. They're breathtaking. Awe-inspiring. I freaking love trees and almost cried when I saw how magnificent and majestic and HUGE these bad boys are. I brought my camera but it started raining AS SOON AS WE GOT THERE. Oh well, we just have to go back so I can get some good shots!!
Absolutely stunning. The Redwood Parks are a national treasure.
Honestly, the redwoods inspire a spiritual reaction in me. They change my breathing and fill me with awe.
