Eureka! You've discovered Humboldt County, home of the California coastal redwood forest and over 100 miles of stunning Northern California coast. In addition to the giant redwoods--the tallest trees in the world--you'll find outdoor adventures like hiking, kayaking, birdwatching, biking and scenic drives. Here too are historic small towns, the arts and surprising food and wine discoveries. And of course, Redwood National Park and Avenue of the Giants. Step one: read the Redwood Coast Overview, browse through our Video Channel, or explore our interactive Travel Guide. Step two: fall in love.
Inside Tips
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Explore Redwood National Park
Nearly half of the remaining old growth redwoods are in Redwood National Park, including giants five stories taller than the Statue of Liberty. find out more
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Soar Through the Super Trees
A team of National Geographic explorers and photographers take to the redwoods. What they find will astound you. find out more
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Tour the Avenue of the Giants
This historic stretch of Hwy 101 twists and turns through the world's largest old growth redwood forest, located in Humboldt Redwoods State Park. find out more
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Drive Through a Redwood
Only three drive-thru trees remain in California, all on the Redwood Coast: the Chandelier, Klamath, and, our favorite, Shrine Tree. find out more
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The Towns of Humboldt County
Find your way around Humboldt and discover great little towns from which you can base your Redwood Coast vacation. find out more
