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Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park
Big trees keep on growing in this famed Northern California treasure.
This nature center sprawls over 4,650 acres in the scenic Santa Cruz Mountains. Its 40-acre redwood grove is the big draw here. And we do mean big. The tallest tree here stretches 277 feet into the Northern California sky. That's higher than a 20-story building!
Away from the monster trees, there is a wide range of hiking options here. Advanced hikers can hit the strenuous Four Crossings trail, perfect for exploration-minded Hipcampers. It'll be just you (and hopefully a map) against the imposing San Lorenzo River Gorge.
The 0.8 mile Redwood Grove Loop Trail provides a much more laid-back experience. It's ideal if you're interested in learning the history of the area's redwoods. Fancy taking a dip in natural waters? Be sure to schedule time at the San Lorenzo River's Garden of Eden swimming hole.
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This nature center sprawls over 4,650 acres in the scenic Santa Cruz Mountains. Its 40-acre redwood grove is the big draw here. And we do mean big. The tallest tree here stretches 277 feet into the Northern California sky. That's higher than a 20-story building!
Away from the monster trees, there is a wide range of hiking options here. Advanced hikers can hit the strenuous Four Crossings trail, perfect for exploration-minded Hipcampers. It'll be just you (and hopefully a map) against the imposing San Lorenzo River Gorge.
The 0.8 mile Redwood Grove Loop Trail provides a much more laid-back experience. It's ideal if you're interested in learning the history of the area's redwoods. Fancy taking a dip in natural waters? Be sure to schedule time at the San Lorenzo River's Garden of Eden swimming hole.
Comfortable California temperatures make summer camping a popular pleasure in this area. You'll want to make reservations during the busy season between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park
Only ten minutes from nearby Santa Cruz and five minutes from Felton, the Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park campground offers you a chance to get away from it all, while still being close to amenities in town. The campground is shaded by the surrounding pine and oak forest, and has nearly 30 miles of hikeable trails nearby. It's about a two-mile wa Read more...
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