If you only have ten minutes to see some redwoods - this is the place to go. Located in Prairie Creek State Park in the southern part of the Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway, this is an easy walk to stunning old-growth redwood trees.
A moderate hike through redwoods and a small water fall in the northern part of the parks. Only smaller vehicles will be able to get to the trail-head.
A three-mile dirt road that climbs through old-growth redwood groves. This is a pet and bicycle friendly road that offers a good cardio work-out. For much of the year, there is a gate that keeps vehicles off the road.
This section of the Coastal Trail leads to a pleasant stretch of beach, perfect for beachcombing or an extended walk. Colossal Sitka spruce highlight the walk, and Roosevelt elk regularly graze in the open prairie areas adjacent to the beach. Connect to the Last Chance Trail to continue along the Coastal Trail.
This hike travels through grand old-growth Sitka spruce, western hemlock, Douglas-fir, and redwoods. Climb through the forest to 10 backcountry sites with toilets. Descend to prairie bald spots and sweeping ocean panoramas.
From Wilson Creek and False Klamath Cove, hike south approximately 2 miles and take a short spur to Hidden Beach and tidepools. (Check for low tide times at the visitor center). Go back to the main trail and ramble up to Klamath River Overlook for whale-watching.
This trailhead will lead hikers to Enderts Beach. Adventurous hikers and mountain bikers will be able to follow this section of the rugged coastal trail southwards to the Damnation Creek trailhead.
Plenty of parking, picnic tables, and facilities are found at this site. It is a two-minute drive off HWY 101, and provides the northern-most beach access in the redwood parks.
Get ready for sweeping views from cliffs looking north towards the beaches and harbor of Crescent City, CA. This is great for sunset photos and provides opportunities for seeing marine life.
Tide pools, coastal trails and rugged bluffs await those who have the time and ability to hike down to this beach. Parking is located about ten minutes south of Crescent City, CA.
A unique walk along a creek leads into a small canyon lined with dripping ferns. Be prepared to get drive across two steams to get there, and have a change of shoes.
Take a 15-minute drive off HWY 101 to see dramatic coastal views with a picnic area. Bird and whale watching opportunities abound at this location just south of the Klamath River mouth.
A popular destination for a beautiful, short walk. This historical grove of redwoods is located in the southern end of the parks. The ten-minute winding drive from Orick to the parking lot is not recommend for trailers or recreation vehicles.
The beginning of the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
The first stop on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
Stop #10 on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
Stop #11 on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
The 12th stop on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
The second stop on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
Stop #3 on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
The fourth stop on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
Stop #5 on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
The 6th stop on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
Stop #7 on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
The 8th stop on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
The 9th stop on the Lady Bird Johnson Nature Trail Tour. This walking tour offers spectacular views of an old-growth redwood grove as you take a glimpse into the natural and cultural history of the redwood forest. The 1.5 mile round-trip walk is perfect for first-time and experienced visitors alike.
If you need a five minute break from driving, or want a ten minute walk to see crashing waves or marine wildlife, this is a perfect place for pulling over.
Set on several acres of sweeping prairies, a visit to Lyons Ranch is like stepping back 150 years. A moderate hike is needed to get to this unique part of the parks. Spring and autumn are preferred times to visit because of the lack of shade, and lack of water. In winter, snow can cover the trail.
The starting point for hikers seeking a unique experience in high prairies of the Bald Hills. Historic ranches and clear night skies makes this area special.
