1Ah-Pah Interpretive Trail
A short trail on an old logging road that has been removed and replanted, with exhibits showing how the land was restored. NPS calls it 'Great for young childr…
Verified places and activities for families in Del Norte County. The map and the list show the same results; the list works on its own if you prefer it.
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A short trail on an old logging road that has been removed and replanted, with exhibits showing how the land was restored. NPS calls it 'Great for young childr…
A walk past 'cathedral' family groups of giant redwoods and fallen nurse logs. NPS calls it 'a great trail for children because of its gentle grade and many tr…
A two-minute walk from the parking area to 'Big Tree', a redwood estimated at over 1,500 years old. The level Circle Trail loops through the surrounding forest…
A loop-style walk around the prairie and along Prairie Creek, in one of the parks' best areas for seeing Roosevelt elk. Look for antler rubbing on the trees.
A short hike on an old section of coast highway, then down a spur to a rocky beach with excellent tidepools. Interpretive signs cover coastal plants and tidepo…
NPS describes this old-growth trail as 'perfect for families looking for a way to spend a few hours in the redwoods'. It passes the Big Tree area and links wit…
A short connector with an easy loop through moist redwood forest, across the highway from Simpson-Reed. Older kids can continue on the longer Hatton Trail and …
A moderate trail along the turquoise Smith River, through riverside forest and old-growth redwoods. It has some ups and downs but is not steep, and it links to…
A walk along clear Prairie Creek through old-growth redwoods, with a short spur to the Corkscrew Tree. In winter and early spring you may see spawning salmon a…
A half-day hike beside clear Mill Creek through old-growth redwoods, good for spotting salmon habitat. Maples turn crimson and gold from October to December. F…
An easy one-mile trail along an old gold-mining ditch beside Myrtle Creek, with 15 interpretive signs on mining, cultural and geologic history. It runs through…
A short, flat loop designed for visitors who are blind or have low vision. Touch, smell and sound stations invite everyone to explore the redwood forest with a…
A 1-mile walk along the Smith River, the last major undammed river system in California, beside old-growth redwoods. In summer the river provides habitat for c…
A moderate 2.8-mile one-way (5.5 miles round trip) walk through old-growth redwoods to Fern Falls, with an unmarked spur at about 2.5 miles to the double-trunk…
A very short graveled loop to a bog full of carnivorous California pitcher plants, with two wooden viewing platforms, designed for wheelchair access. It is a q…
A 1.5-mile loop (the 2026 guide lists 1.7 miles out and back) to a cluster of the largest known coast redwoods, where about 1,500 feet of elevated metal boardw…
A 0.7-mile easy, flat trail along the Mill Creek Campground road in Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park that NPS lists as suitable for children, connecting to …
A 0.6-mile accessible trail on compacted aggregate linking the day-use area and the campground through redwood forest with views of the Smith River. An accessi…
The easiest old-growth walk in the north of the parks: a level 0.8-mile loop on a wide compacted gravel path past huge redwoods, nurse logs, ferns and a creek,…
A half-mile loop through one of the most photographed old-growth groves on the Smith River floodplain, flat and easy once past the initial descent from the par…
An easy one-mile coastal loop (1.25 miles in the 2026 guide) from the Lagoon Creek picnic area through coastal forest and wildflowers to bluff views of sea sta…