Cal-Barrel Road

Cal-Barrel Road is a short but sweet scenic drive in the Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park.

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Cal-Barrel Road Details

Cal-Barrel Road is a short but sweet scenic drive in the Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park. The 1-1/2 mile unpaved route is prohibited for motorhomes, RVs and trailers, and typically takes 30 minutes to drive (although plan for additional time for stops). This narrow road winds through colossal old-growth redwoods and offers access to the state park's extensive trail network.

Difficulty

Low

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Region

Newton B Drury Scenic Parkway

Nearby Parks Around Cal-Barrel Road

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Cal-Barrel Road

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1.1 mi away

Big Tree Wayside

The Big Tree Wayside offers the quickest access to this gigantic redwood tree.

1.1 mi away

Cathedral Trees Trail

A short walk through awe-inspiring clusters of towering redwoods.

1.1 mi away

Circle Trail

A quick, level walk that allowing easy access to one of the park's largest trees.

1.8 mi away

South Fork Trail

A great short hike to see spectacular redwood trees and lush ravines.

1.9 mi away

James Irvine Trail

This trail is a great experience for those who want to see the stunning scenery of Northern California.