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Information, Redwood National Park
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Information Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Information 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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Fees & ReservationsInformation on entrance, day-use, and camping fees in Redwoods National and State Parks.
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Driving DirectionsRedwoods National Park is generally oriented along US 101, and easy to access by car or plane.
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Food & ShoppingThere are no lodging or dining options within the park boundaries; however, there are hotels and restaurants in nearby towns.
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Cell Phone ServiceCell phone service is not reliable within park borders, but is accessible in nearby towns.
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WeatherThe park's weather is relatively consistent throughout the year, with wetter winters and drier summers.
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AccessibilityMany of Redwoods National Park's facilities are handicapped-accessible.
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BicyclingBicycling is an ideal way to see and experience the park up close, both on road and trail.
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Horseback RidingPack animals -- horses, ponies, mules, goats, and llamas -- are allowed on specifically designated trails within the park.
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CampingRedwoods National and State Parks have ample camping opportunities in established and backcountry campgrounds.
Learn About the Park
OverviewRedwood National Park is located on the north coast of California and is home to old-growth coastal redwoods, some up to 300 feet tall and 2,000 years old.
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Learn About the Park
HistoryHuman history in the Redwoods can be traced back 3,000 years ago, with dramatic changes occurring within the last 150 years.
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Backcountry InformationThe parks offer extensive backcountry opportunities for adventurous visitors.
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Ranger-Led ProgramsTake your park visit a step further and join a ranger for a unique educational experience.
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Kid-Friendly OptionsRanger-led or self-guided programs, hikes, and kayak tours are all great options for visitors with kids.
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WildlifeSome of the park's wildlife are easily spotted, while others leave telltale signs of their presence.
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PaddlingThe park can be explored by kayaking rivers, lagoons, harbors, coves, and in the ocean.
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