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The Grove of Titans is a redwood grove in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park. It has some of the largest coast redwood trees in the world and is one of the most popular hikes in the area.

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As described, only at low tide. But the visit is worth it as you can get a good overview of the cliffs.

As the name suggests this trail follows Mill Creek as it makes it's way to the Smith River. It also connects to the Stout Memorial Grove & Grove of the Titans trails making it a great trail to take while visiting the Redwoods.

The elevated portion of the trail was completed in 2022 to protect the delicate roots of the Redwoods. Though these trees grow taller than any other, their roots are actually quite shallow and prone to falling over if too much of the roots are exposed via erosion. You can now enjoy the Grove of Titans without walking on the roots and exposing them to harm.

This small grove is perfect if you're short on time or have young kids that aren't quite ready for a long hike in the woods. Of course the redwoods are the star attraction but this particular grove is covered in lichen, moss, and ferns that give it a real rainforest feel. Even if you've done some bigger hikes in the area this is a good place to stop for one last walk among the redwoods.

Stout Grove is what you came to the redwoods for! 44 acres of mature coastal redwoods reaching towards the sky. The trails are well maintained so just about everybody can make the circuit. Bring a wide angle lens if you hope to take pics of an entire tree.

To protect the sensitive roots of the redwoods, large parts of the trail are elevated