There are trees and then there are California's giant redwood trees. Travel writer Sarah Sekula shows you the best spots and ways to see them.

Having a tree or a grove named for you or a loved one doesn’t come cheap, and the names have to be legally approved by the California State Park and Recreation Commission. But after that, the ...

The tree persevered, even as an estimated 95% of California’s original redwood forest was chopped or burned in the centuries following European colonization.

Eerie remnants of a ghost town lurk within this California forest By Ashley Harrell, National Parks Bureau Chief Updated Oct 29, 2021 6:04 a.m.

The bulk of old-growth forest is found within the Redwood National and State Park system, a patchwork of parks in extreme northern California.

After the once-secret location of a famed grove of ancient redwoods in Northern California was made public, visitors flocking to see the towering trees caused significant damage looking for the ...

A famed and ancient grove of redwood trees in Northern California that was damaged by an influx of visitors has reopened to the public with a new 1,300-foot-long elevated boardwalk. When word got o… ...

Everything you need to know about Redwood National and State Parks As park overtourism becomes a greater challenge, head to this less-visited gem to be awestruck by the world’s tallest trees.

Understanding the history of redwood, its unique taxonomy, where Sequoia sempervirens grow and the reproductive biology of redwood.

A lush redwood forest in Butano State Park. It’s one of the three California state parks where you can have a tree named after you.