Best of Redwood National Park
Redwood National and State Parks protect the world's tallest trees alongside a rugged coastline. This selection features key vantage points and coastal access areas, including the Klamath River Overlook, which sits 650 feet above the Pacific, and the Redwood Creek Overlook, offering expansive views of the old-growth watershed. The list also includes Redwood Creek Beach and Crescent Beach Overlook, showcasing the unique intersection of temperate rainforests and the rocky California shore.
A Redwood National Park
The Redwood National and State Parks are a complex of one national park, one County park and two California state parks located in the…
B Klamath River Overlook
High-elevation viewpoint situated 650 feet above the Pacific Ocean. It offers panoramic vistas of the Klamath River estuary and serves as a prime location for spotting migrating gray whales and seabirds.
Crescent Beach Overlook
Wooden observation platform providing views of the coastline and Castle Rock National Wildlife Refuge. It is located at the southern end of Enderts Beach Road near Crescent City.
Redwood National Park, Redwood Creek Overlook
Vantage point overlooking the Redwood Creek watershed. It offers views of old-growth redwood forests stretching toward the ocean and is a notable location for viewing coastal sunsets.
Redwood Creek Beach County Park
Coastal park located where Redwood Creek meets the Pacific Ocean. It features picnic facilities and beach access near the town of Orick.
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