Redwood National Park Travel Guide

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Soaring to more than 300 feet, the coastal redwoods that give this park its name are miracles of efficiency—some have survived hundreds of years (a few live for more than 2,000 years). These massive trees glean nutrients from the rich alluvial flats at their feet and from the moisture and nitrogen trapped in their uneven canopy. Their huge, thick-barked trunks can hold thousands of gallons of water, reservoirs that have helped them withstand centuries of firestorms.

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Redwood National Park Hotels

There's only one lodging option—a hostel—within park boundaries. Orick and Klamath, the two towns on U.S. 101 near the park, have basic motels...read more

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Redwood National Park Restaurants

If you're an angler, fresh catch of the day is your best bet, since there are no dining facilities in the park itself. The seasonal Steelhead Lodge in Klamath...read more

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