Oregon is one of the few places in the US where you are able to see mighty redwood trees, some of the most impressive trees ...

The famed coast redwood trees — some of the tallest and oldest living organisms on Earth, capable of growing nearly 400 feet tall and living more than 2,000 years — are a quintessential ...

The Oregon Redwoods Trail, located southwest of Brookings, is one of only two places to view the world’s tallest trees north of California. Along with the Redwood Nature Loop — located along ...

Around 1890, loggers chopped down a coast redwood near Eureka, Calif., creating one of the world's largest stumps: 32.5 feet wide at chest height, probably 2,000 years old, a base for a tree that ...

8 North Coast adventures from California’s Redwood Coast to Southern Oregon Giant redwoods, breathtaking hikes, lighthouses and craft beer await on this grand road trip.

North Coast adventures from California’s Redwood Coast to Southern Oregon Sat., May 4, 2024 A 49-foot tall Paul Bunyan and his sidekick, Babe the Blue Ox, await visitors in the parking lot of ...

Coast redwoods — enormous, spectacular trees, some reaching nearly 400 feet, the tallest plants on the planet — thrive mostly in a narrow strip of land in the Pacific Northwest of the United ...

Coast redwoods are well adapted to fires of moderate intensity — their thick bark protects them from the flames — but in recent years, fires have become more intense, especially around the ...

Some 2,000 of them dot the Southern Oregon coast, but the most spectacular are clustered along the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor, a 12-mile stretch of stunning scenery along Highway 101.