Winter in Redwood Overview
Redwood in winter can be surprisingly nice with the temperate climate keeping the lows in mid 40s and the highs in the mid 50s. Crowd sizes are minimal this time of year which makes for a more intimate experience in the park.
One can find themselves complete solace in many of the parks groves in winter. One thing to note is that this is the rainiest time of year in the park which brings its own charm as the true vivaciousness of the forest comes to life.
Winter Monthly Temperatures in Redwood National Park
| December | 55F / 45F |
| January | 57F / 46F |
| February | 57F / 45F |
| March | 58F / 45F |
Winter Activities in Redwood National Park
Winter in Redwood National Park is often quite nice. Temperatures are cool and sometimes cold but with lows bottoming out in the mid 40s it’s never too bad.
Winter is a great time to escape to Redwood which experiences far more mild temperatures than much of the country due to it’s temperate climate. Popular Winter activities in the Redwood include:
- Finding solitude on the park’s many hiking trails.
- Driving through the park’s scenic drives to soak in the beauty of the forests and ocean air.
- Wildlife watching. The park’s resident elk population can be enjoyed year round.
- Experience the forest in the rain. The redwoods take on an entirely new feel during a rain with beautiful sites and sounds.
The Redwood Film
Redwood National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and for good reason. A trip to this magical place is a must for every human on the planet. Journey with us as we explore the tallest trees on the planet. This is Redwood.
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