Redwood Forest Photos

Rockefeller Forest ancient redwoods

Ancient redwoods in the Rockefeller Forest. This is the world's largest contiguous stand of old growth coast redwoods.

 
Ancient redwoods on Mattole Road in Rockefeller Forest
Mattole Road winds through Rockefeller Forest, past some of the largest trees in the park.

 
Redwoods on the Avenue of the Giants.
The Avenue of the Giants parallels Highway 101 and offers a nice scenic alternate route.

 

Redwoods are the world's tallest trees.
Coast redwoods are the world's tallest trees.  The Rockefeller Forest contains 40 of the tallest record holders.

 

Redwoods in Bull Creek State Wilderness.

Within Rockefeller Forest is the Bull Creek State Wilderness, an area of pristine beauty preserved forever.

 

Big Trees Area redwood log face.

This tree fell across the road and had to be cut out, leaving this huge log face alongside the road. It is taller than a five-foot person.

 

 

These are copyrighted images and not for re-use without written permission of the photographer - Kim A. Cabrera. See contact page.

 

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