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Redwood Adventures & Elk Meadow Cabins

In the heart of Eco-Lodgethe Redwoods

Looking for the perfect family vacation, romantic holiday,
wedding or corporate retreat?  Want to get away from it
all and enjoy some quality time in the great outdoors?  Look
no further. We offer full-service hospitality to all visitors of
Redwood National and State Parks. We are conveniently located
in the heart of Redwood National Park, Fern Canyon, Prairie
Creek State Park, beaches, and just a few minutes from world
famous Lady Bird Johnson Grove.

ElkThe goal at Redwood Adventures is to provide an experience that exceeds every expectation and that will create memories for a lifetime. We hope you make Redwood Adventures part of your vacation plans this year.




Tour the RedwoodsRedwood Adventures & Tours

Hike, bike, fish, kayak, or ride a horse in the home of the world's tallest trees! Share a memorable experience in Redwood National Park, one of the only places that the ancient redwoods of California's Pacific Coast can be found. We have great packages for individuals and groups, including couples, families, hiking groups, school field trips, weddings, photographers and artists, small businesses looking for a retreat, or anyone else looking to get away from it all, make your next vacation a Redwood Adventure.


 

 

Redwoods in National GeographicRedwood National Park in National Geographic

October 2009 Cover Story

Visit National Geographic to read about Mike Fay's 1,800 mile hike through the Redwoods, see amazing photographs and video from our Pacific Coast, try out a Redwood jigsaw puzzle, and more.
Image courtesy of NationalGeographic.com

 

Elk RutThe Elk Rut

Every fall, the amazing elk that share the redwoods with us go through mating season - a period of time known as the rut. During the elk rut, mature male elk compete for the females' attention by antler wrestling one another and creating loud, bellowing vocalizations — known as "bugling." To see a slideshow of the elk rut, click here.