Redwood National and State Parks encompass more than 133,000 acres of diverse forests, scenic coast lines, prairies, and streams. Home of the world’s tallest trees, the California coast is a World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve, which protects nearly half of the world’s old growth redwoods. In addition, the park’s forests, hills, rivers and coastline support a rich mosaic of life, including Roosevelt elk, whales, seals, lush ferns and seasonal wildflowers such as lupine and rhododendron.
In this photo essay, we only see a glimpse of the wondrous beauty of the Northern California coast.
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- Elk in the Mist Prairie Creek, Redwood State and National Park | June 2021
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- Golden Elk Prairie Creek, Redwood State and National Park | June 2021
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- Falls and Fern Trillium Falls, Redwood State and National Park | June 2021
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- Waves I Pebble Beach, Crescent City, CA | June 2021
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- Waves II Pebble Beach, Crescent City, CA | June 2021
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- Sun Burst I Damnation Creek Trail, Redwood State and National Park | June 2021
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- Mystic Forest Damnation Creek Trail, Redwood State and National Park | June 2021
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- Ferns in Fog Damnation Creek Trail, Redwood State and National Park | June 2021
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- Redwoods in Fog I Damnation Creek Trail, Redwood State and National Park | June 2021
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- Redwoods in Fog II Damnation Creek Trail, Redwood State and National Park | June 2021
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- Sun Burst II Damnation Creek Trail, Redwood State and National Park | June 2021
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- Sea Stacks - Beach at Redwood Creek | June 2021
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- Splash Klamath Beach | June 2021
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- The Wave Klamath Beach | June 2021
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- Sea Stacks at Sunset II Hidden Beach | June 2021
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- Misty Coast Hidden Beach | June 2021
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- Sea Stacks at Sunset II Hidden Beach | June 2021
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- Fern Circle Brown Creek, Prairie Creek Redwood State Park | June 2021
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- Fern Star Brown Creek, Prairie Creek Redwood State Park | June 2021
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- Knotty Hidden Beach | June 2021
