Family Things To Do near Redwood National Park, California

The spectacular Klamath River is both the second largest and second longest river in California. The river ... More on AnglerWeb.com

A great area to get on the river some very good river trip. More on GeckoGo

Donât miss Fern Canyon, near Gold Bluffs Beach, in the Prairie Creek unit of the parksâit appeared in ... More on travelandleisure

Imagine the thundering Pacific Ocean on one side and a misty freshwater lagoon on the other--that's where we camped at the Freshwater ... More on igougo

An extended jaunt through one of the best remaining old-growth redwood forests. Beginning at the Prairie Creek Visitor Center, the trail follows burbling Godwood Creek through the prehistoric fores... More on Trails

Excellent. Just excellent. From old growth redwood forest to open beach. More on Trails

Ah-Pah Interpretive Trail Location : Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park Trailhead : Marked trailhead is on east side of Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway, at mile marker 133.50. Mileage : 0.3 Difficult... More on Nps.gov

Beautiful foggy hike. The trail was pretty deserted. More on Trails

Take a pleasant, shaded day hike or backpack trip near the banks of Redwood Creek on your way to visit the worlds tallest tree. Be aware that Redwood Creek often swells to uncrossable depths from N... More on Trails

It was refreshing although the gravel bed is slower travel. Wear the water More on Trails

The section of the Redwoods National Park ... More on TripAdvisor

You will need water, sturdy shoes, and hiker's enthusiasm but if you love nature, this hike is well worth your time and effort. It wasn't as long or as difficult ... More on TripAdvisor

A small museum located in the "Trees of Mystery" attraction, with elaborate ... More on TripAdvisor

Don't miss this museum !! More on TripAdvisor

A scenic hike along the Pacific coast through tunnels of wind-shaped cypress, alders, and dense coastal scrub, with plenty of spectacular views of this rugged and forbidding coastline. ... More on Trails

Redwood ecology, cultural displays, history of early settlers, bear exhibit More on MuseumsUSA.org