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Places
Places in Redwood National Park
Viewpoints, landmarks, trailheads, and useful stops.
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Fern Canyon
A lush creek-walk through soaring, fern-draped walls
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Big Tree
A massive 1,500-year-old redwood you can reach in minutes
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Boy Scout Tree
Fused giant redwood deep in a hushed old-growth grove
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Grove of the Titans
Boardwalk access to some of the park’s biggest redwood titans
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Hiouchi Visitor Center
Smart first stop for maps, exhibits, and ranger intel
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Klamath River Overlook
Whale-watching bluff where the Klamath meets the Pacific
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Lady Bird Johnson Grove
Short loop through upland old growth with history and spring blooms
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Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park Visitor Center
Trailheads, elk meadows, and solid advice in one stop
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Elk Meadow Day Use Area
Easy elk viewing with picnic space and Trillium Falls trail access
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Thomas H. Kuchel Visitor Center
Beachfront visitor center with exhibits, maps, and a boardwalk to sand
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Enderts Beach
Short hike to a rugged, tidepool-rich pocket beach
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Gold Bluffs Beach
Remote golden sands with elk and Fern Canyon next door
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Hidden Beach
Secluded cove with tidepools, driftwood, and a photogenic sea stack
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Highbluff Overlook
Clifftop picnic-and-viewpoint with raptors and seasonal whale sightings
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Tall Trees Grove
Remote, permit-only redwood grove with a quiet, creekside loop
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Crescent Beach Overlook
Cliff-top deck with sweeping Pacific views and sunset drama
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Chah-pekw O' Ket'-toh - Stone Lagoon Visitor Center
Tribally run hub for Yurok culture with lagoon access and rentals
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Crescent City Information Center
North-end hub for maps, advice, and a quick picnic
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Trillium Falls
A lush redwood loop to a quaint cascade and elk-filled meadow
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Crescent Beach
Wide, windy beach for long walks, sand dollars, and sunsets
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Lyons Historic Ranch
Open prairie hike to a historic sheep ranch with sweeping views
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Redwood Creek Overlook
Big valley-and-ocean views and a Poetry in Parks picnic table
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Jedediah Smith Visitor Center
Small, seasonal hub for trail intel, maps, and Smith River access
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Schoolhouse Peak
Quiet summit with 360-degree Bald Hills and Redwood Creek views
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Redwood Creek Beach
Wild creek‑mouth beach with seals and easy trail connections
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Dolason Prairie
Prairie-to-redwood trailhead with big views and a current bridge closure
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