Why Redwood National and State Parks Is Great for Landscape Photography
Redwood National and State Parks is home to some of the tallest and oldest trees in the world, as well as stunning coastline and diverse wildlife. Here are ten of the best photo spots in Redwood National and State Parks.
10 Best Photography Spots in Redwood National and State Parks
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Lady Bird Johnson Grove - This grove offers opportunities for capturing photos of the towering old-growth redwoods and serene forest scenery.
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Fern Canyon - This area offers opportunities for capturing photos of the lush fern-covered walls of the canyon and the stream that runs through it.
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Tall Trees Grove - This remote grove offers opportunities for capturing photos of the tallest trees in the world and a tranquil creek.
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Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park - One of several state parks in this complex, this park offers opportunities for capturing photos of the stunning coastline and the towering redwoods that line it.
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Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park - This park offers opportunities for capturing photos of the elk that roam through the grassy prairies and the stunning old-growth redwoods.
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Klamath River Overlook - This area offers opportunities for capturing photos of the rugged coastline and ocean waves crashing against the rocks.
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Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway - This scenic drive offers opportunities for capturing photos of the towering trees and serene forest landscapes.
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Gold Bluffs Beach - This beach offers opportunities for capturing photos of the stunning coastline and wildlife such as Roosevelt elk and harbor seals.
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Howland Hill Road - This scenic drive offers opportunities for capturing photos of the towering trees and peaceful forest landscapes.
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Damnation Creek Trail - This hiking trail offers opportunities for capturing photos of the rugged coastline, cascading waterfalls, and dense forest scenery.
