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Over the Trail and Through the Redwoods to Waterfall We Go!
avatar   Stacy

Posted On 11/05/2021 09:46:49

California | Forest | Redwood National Park | Hiking | Waterfall | Trillium Falls | What to Do in Redwood National Park | Nature



Over the Trail and Through the Redwoods to Waterfall We Go!


    

Just off of the highway is a large parking lot which faces a meadow that is reportedly often filled with grazing elk. Follow the paved trail through the meadow watching for signs to Trillium Falls Trail. Listen for the sounds of falling water as you hike the loop trail which winds through the redwood forest. Shortly after you begin hearing the rushing water, you will reach a wooden bridge with a view of the 10-foot tall Trillium Falls. After enjoying the falls, you can continue on the loop or, for a shorter hike, return on the trail you started on.

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Is a hike more appealing to you if there is something specific to see?

During our short visit at Redwood National Park (and the intertwined state parks), we spent some of our time hiking. My description of what to see in the park has changed so much after being there. There's much more to see than just the redwoods!

When you are hiking among the huge trees, it's sometimes hard to remember how near you are to the California coast - there's actually sand and beach in the park. In fact, there's even a waterfall hidden among the redwood trees! And for something totally different, parts of the movie Jurassic Park were filmed in the parks - in an area filled not with redwoods, but with ferns!

What's your favorite "reward" that makes a hike worthwhile?

#WordyExplorers #california #RedwoodNationalPark #redwoods #trees #CoastalRedwoods #ferns #waterfall #waterfalls #TrilliumFalls #JurassicPark #hiking #HikingTrail #HikingTrails #OptOutside











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