Weott 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Johnson Camp Trail will lead you to Johnson Trail Camp, while the names may be confusing the permit process isn't. During the summer season stop by any of the staffed campgrounds within the state park and get yourself a back country permit if you would like to stay at the camp. Along the way you'll pass through plenty of beautiful forests and if you keep quiet and have your head on a swivel there's no telling what sort of wildlife you might spot.

Big Trees is probably the most popular place within Humboldt Redwoods State Park, and with good reason, as it is home to "Giant Tree" once recognized as the tallest of the Coastal Redwoods. From here you can take a number of trails to fit you schedule, ability, and fitness level. Anything from a quick 5 minute top to 20+ mile overnight trips can be had from here.

Grasshopper Road provides a peaceful and serene walk through the woods. If an escape into nature is what you're after then you will find it here.

Set on the edge of second growth redwood forest and an open meadows, Albee Creek Campground is a popular spot for exploring the area. It opens for the season in May and is often booked out, so be sure to make your reservations early. https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=30998

The Founders Tree Coast Redwood stands in Founders Grove, not far from Avenue of the Giants, and marks a worthwhile story. There is 1.3 miles of trail, but the main attraction is located near the parking lot. The nature of the area makes the word hiking more appropriate than hiking. The place is quite crowded in July and August but has its charm that makes it difficult to miss this time of year. The circular hiking trail requires your attention so that you don't leave it. But absolutely worth it because you are surrounded by giant trees. Fallen trees give you a sense of dimension, from root to top.

This bridge will be dismantled in the fall and not rebuilt until spring. Once dismantled, you can only cross the river when the water level is low. The trail north of Bull Creek was closed in September 2023. The reason for this and an indication of when it will reopen were not available. Otherwise it would have been more attractive to do a circular route and return on the north side of the river.

Definitely do the Founders Tree Loup!