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Howland Hill Road
Howland Hill RoadThis mostly unpaved road wanders through the heart of Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park.
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Auto Tour, Redwood National Park
Explore Auto Tour in Redwood National Park with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Auto Tour Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Auto Tour guide to compare the stops that belong together in Redwood National Park, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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Coastal Drive
Coast Drive OverviewClinging close to the cliffs along the Pacific Ocean, this drive is exciting and breathtaking
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Coastal Drive
High Bluff OverlookHigh Bluffs Overlook offers incredible vistas of the park's rocky coast.
Coastal Drive
World War II Radar StationThe World War II radar station is disguised to look like a farmhouse.
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Enderts Beach Road
Enderts Beach RoadThis paved scenic drive leads to quiet overlooks and coastal beaches.
Enderts Beach Road
Crescent Beach Picnic AreaThe Crescent Beach Picnic Area is located on Enderts Beach Road, just south of US 101.
Enderts Beach Road
Crescent Beach OverlookLocated at the end of Enderts Beach Road, this overlook has great views of the Pacific.
Enderts Beach Road
Coastal Trail TrailheadThe trailhead for the Coastal Trail is located at the southern terminus of Enderts Beach Road.
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Enderts Beach Road
Nickel Creek Backcountry CampNickel Creek Backcountry Camp is a walk-in campground along the Coastal Trail.
Requa Road
Requa RoadThis paved road can be very steep and narrow at times, but offers access to incredible views and the Klamath Overlook.
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Requa Road
Klamath OverlookThe Klamath Overlook is an incredible viewpoint located right where the Klamath River meets the ocean.
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Newton B Drury Scenic Parkway
Newton B. Drury Scenic ParkwayThe Drury Scenic Parkway runs through the redwoods, offering visitors a chance to see many of the park's most popular attractions.
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Newton B Drury Scenic Parkway
Prairie Creek Redwoods State ParkPrairie Creek Redwoods is one of the three state parks that help comprise Redwood National and State Park.
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Newton B Drury Scenic Parkway
Big Tree WaysideThe Big Tree Wayside offers the quickest access to this gigantic redwood tree.
Newton B Drury Scenic Parkway
Cal-Barrel RoadCal-Barrel Road is a short but sweet scenic drive in the Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park.
Davison Road
Davison RoadThis seven-mile scenic byway offers views of elk, beaches, and a beautiful canyon.
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Davison Road
Elk Meadow Day Use AreaThis day-use area is one of the best locations in the park to see Roosevelt elk.
Davison Road
Fern CanyonFern Canyon, a narrow canyon with ferns growing on both walls, lies at the end of Davison Road.
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Bald Hills Road
Bald Hills RoadOne of the longer scenic byways in the park, 17-mile Bald Hills Road passes redwood groves and meadows.
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Bald Hills Road
Lady Bird Johnson GroveThis grove of redwoods is at a higher elevation than most offering more clouds and mist
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Bald Hills Road
Redwood Creek OverlookThis overlook has views of the river as well as the Pacific Ocean.
Bald Hills Road
Dolason PrairieDolason Prairie is the trailhead for the Dolason Prairie Trail and has a picnic area and restrooms.
