One of the best redwood drives anywhere, this single-lane gravel road runs through an otherworldly landscape of monster trees.

A short dirt road through a lush and dense lowland redwood grove.

An extraordinary out-and-back hike through a showcase of the world’s best redwood scenery.

A famous grove with some of the world’s largest known redwoods by volume.

This small grove by the side of the Smith River is has an otherworldly cathedral-like majesty, but it gets somewhat crowded on summer weekends.

Connects Stout Grove and the Grove of Titans, two of Jedediah Smith’s best groves. Although the trail between the groves is less impressive, it’s a nice alternative to the more popular access routes.

Climbs a hillside above Highway 199 into sun-dappled redwood uplands. The scenery is great, but there’s traffic noise throughout.

Runs along the banks of Mill Creek to an impressive lowland redwood grove just across the road from the Boy Scout Tree Trail.

These little-used loops start at scenic Walker Road and pass through remarkably lush old-growth lowlands before climbing a hillside into more mundane uplands.

A short roadside loop with an unusually dense, jungle-like look.

Branching directly off of busy Highway 199 is a forgotten, little-used trail that doesn’t have an official name. There isn’t even any way to safely pull off the road at the trailhead.