Oregon Redwoods Trail - Hiking area in Brookings - , USA

This place is well worth the 4 mile drive through a one lane gravel road to the trail head. There was not much traffic going there when we visited, but it could become tricky if you have to cross other vehicles. High clearance vehicle is not required. There is a pit toilet at the trail head and spot for 15 vehicles. The hike itself is not strenuous, and joyous.

I didn't do the hike because we got there so late in the day. This is bear country, but I'd bet mountain kitties also come here. The road up here is single track to be careful. We felt a bit of slip so we engaged xmode but you may not need it. There are private residences along the single t track road. They want you to stick to the road. Do it. There is a vault toilet and a trail map that you can take a pic of at the top. There is no cell service so bring up your Hikerr or All Trails and download the maps before you leave civilization. The trail preview looks like you nay have some steep trail.

Title: Oregon Redwoods Trail, Brookings: A Majestic Walk Amongst Giants Review: Nature's grandeur unfolds in ways words can hardly capture at Oregon Redwoods Trail in Brookings, Oregon. But let me attempt to do justice to this awe-inspiring wonderland of natural beauty. It's like walking into an ancient world, a hushed cathedral of towering giants that have stood here for centuries, defying time and elements. If you've been toying with the idea of visiting, let me say this: Stop contemplating and start planning. This is an experience you simply cannot miss. These magnificent redwoods form an almost mythical landscape, making you feel as though you're part of a world far removed from the ordinary. The trail itself is accessible and well-maintained, making it a great adventure for hikers of all levels. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or someone just looking to appreciate nature at its most majestic, this place has something to offer. Walking among these massive trees offers a humbling perspective on life. They stand like ancient guardians, sheltering a delicate ecosystem beneath their sprawling canopies. The air is fresher, the silence more profound, and your thoughts clearer in the presence of these giants. In summary, Oregon Redwoods Trail is a treasure that begs to be explored. It offers a respite from the modern world, a place where you can connect with the earth in its most primal, beautiful state. It's a must-see, a must-experience, and more importantly, a must-respect site. So plan your visit, but leave only footprints and take only memories from this sanctuary of natural wonder. Rating: 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲 5/5

Hidden gem..the hike is only 3/4th of a mile. But to get there , you need to use gravel narrow hilly road and is very adventurous. Must visit for anyone visiting the redwood national park.

The trail was great but the drive to the parking lot is one lane road. Car is able to make it with careful driving. Pull outs are small

The road heading to the trail is gravel, one way, quite a bit of deep pot holes, and tree branches lying about. The area is quiet and good for relaxation.

If possible call and verify whether the road is passable. Got mostly up the single track road to the trailhead and came across many many downed trees. We were able to move some earlier trees and large branches but then came across large trunks. Had to turn around on the very narrow road and go back down hill. The drive there and what we were able to get through was gorgeous, wish we could have hiked it.

So, I'm a little over 300lbs and need ankle surgery and I was able to walk this trail! It's gorgeous and easy. Worth the hike!!