All Redwood trails
83 trails
1Fern Canyon Loop TrailA short loop through a fern-lined creek canyon.
2Miners Ridge and James Irvine LoopA long loop joining old-growth redwoods, Fern Canyon, and the coast.
3Boy Scout Tree TrailA double-trunk giant and Fern Falls reward the longer walk
4Stout Memorial Grove TrailShort loop beneath old-growth giants, with an optional Smith River spur.
5Grove of Titans TrailA raised boardwalk brings you among giants without trampling their roots.
6Tall Trees TrailTall redwoods reward the steep descent and the long climb back.
7Lady Bird Johnson Grove TrailSee redwoods and a historic clearing on an easy 1.5 mile loop.8James Irvine TrailOld-growth redwoods lead to fern cliffs and a shallow creek crossing.
9Big Tree LoopCreekside old growth leads to Big Tree and a rooty Cathedral return.
10Trillium Falls TrailThe redwoods make this loop; the waterfall is a bonus.
11Karl Knapp TrailA gentle creek walk with a tunnel through a fallen redwood.
12West Ridge and Karl Knapp LoopRidge climbs give way to Prairie Creek’s lush redwood groves.
13Damnation Creek TrailRedwoods, ferny switchbacks and a rocky cove in one steep outing.
14Foothill TrailOld growth, Big Tree, and a long bridge over Corkscrew Creek.
15Cathedral Trees TrailA short one-way walk among family groups of towering redwoods.
16Simpson-Reed TrailFallen giants shape stream pools beneath the old-growth redwoods.
17Brown Creek TrailA quiet creek walk under towering redwoods.
18Brown Creek LoopA creekside redwood loop with a steep climb and a wooden footbridge.
19Clintonia LoopA 6.5-mile loop through redwoods, without the coast detour.
20Miners Ridge TrailAn old miners’ route through redwoods toward coastal bluffs.
21Ten Taypo-Hope Creek Loop TrailFerny creek canyons, a winding footbridge, and a redwood ridge loop.22Rhododendron and Foothill LoopRedwoods, creek groves, and a hollow tree reward this long loop.
23Mill Creek TrailCreekside redwoods lead to a raised Grove of Titans boardwalk.
24Prairie Creek Nature TrailA steep little loop with a giant redwood finish.
25Revelation TrailTouch bark, hear the creek and smell California bay among redwoods.
26Leiffer Loop TrailQuiet forest, fire-scarred giants and a climb above the redwood flat.
27Leiffer-Ellsworth Loop TrailTwo quiet loops weave through old-growth redwoods and a marshy flat.
28Enderts Beach TrailA short cliffside descent to a rocky tidepool beach.
29Friendship Ridge TrailA moderate redwood connector through fern-lined ravines.
30West Ridge TrailSeven miles of redwood ridge, steep climbs, and a Coastal Trail finish.
31Rhododendron TrailA long redwood walk bright with spring rhododendrons.
32Coastal Trail: Skunk Cabbage SectionA creekside redwood climb opens onto grassy coastal bluffs.
33Coastal Trail: DeMartin SectionA six-mile one-way trail through redwoods, prairie and ocean views.34Emerald Ridge and Tall Trees LoopA steep old-growth loop with a rough, low-water creek crossing.
35Dolason Prairie TrailPrairie views and a historic barn lead down to a redwood grove.
36Berry Glen TrailA steep redwood climb to Lady Bird Johnson Grove.
37Hiouchi TrailWalk the Smith River terrace through redwoods and two ravines.
38Hatton-Hiouchi TrailA redwood ridge climb linking Hatton access to the Hiouchi Trail.
39Ossagon TrailFollow redwoods downhill to Ossagon Rocks and a wild beach.
40Lyons Ranch TrailOpen prairie, oak groves and a historic barn at the far end.
41River TrailA mile-long river walk beneath old-growth redwoods.
42Nickerson Ranch TrailA short redwood walk to Mill Creek and back.
43Gold Bluffs Beach Section of the Coastal TrailRugged coastal walk with a steep beach drop and scattered sea stacks.
44Coastal Trail: Klamath SectionA steep coastal traverse to river-mouth views and a tidepool beach.
45Coastal Trail: Last Chance SectionCoastal views, steep switchbacks, then quiet old-growth redwoods.46Circle TrailA short, easy loop with a huge coast redwood at its heart.
47Cal Barrel Road HikeLeashed dogs can join the climb beneath the redwoods.
48Coastal Trail: Crescent Beach SectionA flat shoreline walk for beachcombing and spotting elk.
49Carruthers Cove TrailA steep forest descent ends at a quiet, boulder-strewn cove.
50Corkscrew Tree TrailA short detour to a single redwood with many trunks.
51Coastal Trail: Tey-wo-lew SectionA former highway becomes a signed coastal trail.
52Coastal Trail: Flint Ridge SectionA mill pond leads into a steep old growth redwood climb.
53Moorman-Pond TrailA creekside redwood walk with a name worth untangling
54Elk Prairie Trail LoopA prairie-and-creek loop through redwoods with Roosevelt elk.
55West Ridge and Rhododendron LoopA long loop through redwoods, fern canyons, and mixed forest.
56South Fork TrailA short, steep ridge climb through old-growth redwoods.
57Little Bald Hills TrailA long climb through redwoods to a quiet, open ridge.
58Ah-Pah Interpretive TrailA short redwood walk shows what logging road restoration looks like
59Redwood Access TrailA short accessible redwood walk to Elk Prairie's Campfire Center.
60Hatton Loop TrailA tiny loop trades a short climb for a lush redwood hollow.
61Peterson Memorial TrailA short redwood loop crosses a timber footbridge among ferns.
62Metcalf-Huntington Grove TrailA short, unmarked redwood walk ends at two memorial benches.
63Redwood Creek TrailA long creek valley hike to Tall Trees Grove’s towering redwoods.
64Davison TrailA gentle gravel road puts the logging history in plain view.
65Lost Man Creek TrailA creekside redwood mile before a steep climb through logged forest.
66Mill Creek Horse TrailA long, steep redwood loop with two seasonal creek crossings.
67Rellim Ridge TrailA steep forest climb rewards occasional views over Crescent City Harbor.
68Hobbs-Wall TrailA wall of redwood trunks on a hilly forest loop.
69Saddler Skyline TrailA short climb through young redwoods and berry thickets.
70Trestle Loop TrailA short railroad loop beside Mill Creek.
71Ridge LoopA forested seven-mile loop with a few old-growth redwood groves.
72Streelow Creek TrailCreekside redwoods and alder link Davison Road with Davison Trail.
73Crossover Road LoopA quiet all-day loop through a redwood watershed of old logging roads
74McArthur Creek LoopCreek crossings and ferny redwoods make this a full-day loop.
75Elam Creek LoopA long ridge walk to Elam Camp and its streamside forest.
76Bigfoot Trail: Little Bald Hills-Paradise SectionA redwood climb that trades shade for open ridge and river views.
77Jedediah Smith Nature LoopA short woodland loop with one small redwood grove.
78C.R.E.A. TrailA quiet climb to a small redwood grove, with a steep finish
79Lohse Grove TrailAn airy redwood grove rewards a noisy, rooty hillside climb.
80Little Creek TrailA short canyon climb to a fern-framed memorial bench.
81Alder Basin TrailA short, steep climb through ferny second-growth redwoods
82WWII Radar Farmhouse TrailA short walk to radar buildings disguised as a farm.
83California Coastal Trail: Last Chance to Skunk CabbageA 47-mile coast-to-redwoods traverse through beaches, prairie and forest.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
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