How Do You See Five Cool Things At Redwood National Park?
Redwood National Park is one of America’s favorite wilderness destination, not only for the ancient trees, but also for the unique wildlife, such as the Roosevelt elk, the Chinook salmon and the endangered marbled murrelets. If you are planning a trip to California’s redwood forest, you are sure to see far more than five cool things. See the life that lingers amongst the trees, hiking just over a mile from the Elk Prairie Campground to the Prairie Creek Visitor Center. Not only can you marvel in the size of the redwoods, you can see other cool things such as yellow banana slugs, wildflowers and even tiny garter snakes. Drive 8 miles along the unpaved Davidson Road as you spy elk in the prairies out your window. This beautiful drive leads you to Gold Bluffs beach and on to Fern Canyon, where you will hit a dead end and have to retrace your path; however, you will not be disappointed the second time either. Enjoy the two and a half mile hike along Trillium Falls trail, exploring the natu
