Home to the biggest redwood tree in Oregon
Just a few miles from the California border, Peavine Ridge is the site of one of the only remaining old-growth redwood groves in Oregon. From Highway One, look for signs for the Oregon Redwoods Trail. Interpretive displays teach of the forest’s ecology, the ancient redwoods’ life cycle and the local flora, fauna and fire history.
ACTIVITIES: Enjoy hiking through some of Oregon's only redwood trees.
FEATURES ACCESSIBLE TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES: Trail No. 1106 is wheelchair accessible, including the goose pen tree on the trail.
DOGS: Dogs are allowed on leash.
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Entry is free and open to the public.
What To Pack
- Safety: We want visitors to enjoy their experience safely. Simple actions can positively increase your outdoor experience. Such actions include taking water and snacks along with you, staying on designated trails, taking breaks, and letting people know where you are going and approximately what time you're coming back. For more outdoor safety tips, please visit www.parks.ca.gov/SafetyTips (external link).
- What To Bring: Layers of clothing. In the rainy season, pack warm hats, scarves, mittens and plenty of thick, fast-drying socks. And don't forget the raincoats and rain pants. Water, snacks a field guide, binoculars.
Additional Information
Call the Gold Beach Ranger District at (541) 247-3600.
