You can expect to see **old growth coast redwoods** that are **cooling their roots in the fresh water of Redwood Creek** and **lifting their crowns to reach the sun and fog**. This forest is a **refuge and laboratory**, revealing our relationship with the living landscape.
This forest is **federally protected as a National Monument since 1908**, and it's a place where you can **draw inspiration from the forest to envision a climate resilient future**. You can learn about the importance of preserving our natural resources and how to live in harmony with the environment.
Yes, if you are **ages 4+**, you can become a **Junior Ranger**! This program is designed to educate and engage children with the natural world, teaching them about the importance of conservation and preservation.
The National Park Service **welcomes and encourages you to get involved with the planning efforts of your park**. You can participate in various initiatives and projects that aim to preserve and protect this natural wonder.
Make sure to **buy tickets in advance** and **make a parking reservation** before you go. You can also **download an app** that provides information about the park and helps you navigate the trails. Additionally, **dress comfortably** and **bring water** to ensure a enjoyable and safe visit.