Humboldt County has the Best Selection of Redwood Properties in Northern California

If you'd like to purchase a home with Redwood trees on the property you are in luck. Almost every town located on the Humboldt County has Coastal Redwood trees in various quantities and sizes.

Coastal Redwoods & Sequoia Gigantea

Coastal Redwoods are the tallest trees in the world, while Giant Sequoias are the largest trees by volume. Primarily you'll find Coastal Redwoods here in Humboldt County, but we have Giant Sequoias, too. Sequoias are native the Sierra Nevada mountains in California. Many of the ancients trees are gone due to unsustainable logging practices which have been mostly stopped and replaced by more sustainable practices'.

Towns with the Most Redwood Properties For Sale

The towns have the most Redwoods are the least developed towns, and the most protected towns. Typically towns with National, State and County Parks that actively protect the Redwoods will be where you find the most trees. Almost every town on the Humboldt County Coast has redwood trees. Redwoods on private property are not typically going to be the big ones you see in the Redwood Park as most of the trees that have not been protected by the government are gone. That doesn't mean they aren't big, they just are not the giant ones. as they are all second and third generation now with the largest trees remaining being pretty much

Nearly every coastal town in Humboldt has redwood properties, just not the ancient giants. So its more a matter of whether you are buying stumps, 2nd or 3rd generation redwood trees. Even Rio Dell and Scotia ,a (and Eureka) , town besides inland towns in coastal Humboldt has redwood properties, we'll start in northern Humboldt and go through each town on Highway 101 and emphasis any of the areas that are hot spots.

Orick California and Redwood National & State Park + Prairie Creek Redwoods

We'll start in the north part of Humboldt County, in the town of Orick which is southern gateway to Redwood National Park, as well as Redwood State Park, where you will find several very popular destinations and redwood trail systems: Lady Bird Johnson Grove, Fern Canyon and Tall Trees Grove. These parks are also home to Roosevelt Elk Herds which roam protected in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, which is the home of big tree and ancient redwood tree that is over 1500 years old and 300 feet tall.

The elk herds gather a fair amount of attention in addition to the Redwoods themselves. Elk Meadows Picnic Area in the park is a popular place to see them.

Orick is also situated on the Pacific Ocean and home to Freshwater Lagoon, one of two Lagoons systems that make up Humboldt Lagoons State Park. The recreational opportunities here are expansive. Other towns close to these redwood parks and trails are would include Big Lagoon, Patrick's Point, Trinidad, Westhaven, McKinleyville, Arcata, and Eureka, Dows Prairie.

We'll start in the north part of Humboldt with Orick which is at the southern end of Redwood National Park and is where Prairie Creek Redwood Park is. Towns close to these redwood parks would also include Big Lagoon, Patrick's Point, Trinidad, Westhaven, McKinleyville, Arcata and Eureka. Orick is on the Pacific Ocean, has wild elk herds, Freshwater Lagoon and is part of Humboldt Lagoon County Park. Arcata Community Forest is it's very own redwood park, although smaller than the state, county and national parks, its very impressive.

While Orick is not a very developed community, it has some of the most unique features of Humboldt County packed into one place: the Pacific Ocean, Wild Elk Herds, Freshwater Lagoon and loads of Redwood Trees, and properties that you can acquire with plenty of Redwoods growing on them. Traveling further North you'll run intt the "Trees of Mystery." If you head 13 miles south of Orick, you'll be in Big Lagoon another community living by the Pacific Ocean and in the Redwoods. It is home to Big Lagoon County Park, which, along with Freshwater Lagoon make up Humboldt Lagoons State Park. The lagoons make great places to explore in kayaks, paddleboards and many enjoy fishing in small boats. Only 8 more miles south of here and you'll be in Trinidad, a tourist spot on the Pacific Ocean and Trinidad Bay. While we have plenty of big trees on private property for sale here, Westhaven, the community right next door has many more than us. . A lot of properties that are being sold here won't advertise it, because these trees are ubiquitous in our communities. Unless there is a small forest, or an extremely large tree, they are more likely to explain the new roof on the house. Redwood are a magnificent part of life here. In Arcata the "Community Forest" is city park. Next town of public redwood park

Eureka also has its own Sequoia Par, attached to the zoo and botanical gardens. There is a skywalk here that you can enjoy walking around in the canopy of the redwoods. In addition to Coastal Redwoods you'll see some Giant Sequoias.

probably has more redwoods than most. Orick gets a large part of its tourism money from visitors coming to see the giant trees at Redwood National and State Parks. The welcome center to the park is here and Orick and Big Lagoon are the most southern parts of the park. Orick also has Freshwater Lagoon, and Big Lagoon has Big Lagoon which both make up Humboldt Lagoon State Park. It's also where you will find several very popular destinations and trail systems: Prairie Creek Redwoods, Elk Meadow, Lady Bird Johnson Grove, Fern Canyon, Tall Trees Grove and more.

Redwoods are pretty common heading south to Patricks Point, Trinidad and Westhaven, Dows Prairie, Fieldbrook, Blue Lake and McKinleyville.

Arcata Community Forest is a redwood park with hiking trails and in Eureka you will find Sequoia Park, which has a skywalk in it so you can walk through the tops of the canopy of the redwood forest.

Eureka is home to Sequoia State Park.

Forbes & Associates - Sarah Corliss is here to help you find the perfect oceanfront or ocean view property in Northern California. Contact us today at 707-677-1600. We have decades of experience connecting Humboldt County’s homeowners with potential buyers, ensuring that the sales process is as streamlined as possible.

Humboldt County has the Best Selection of Redwood Properties in Northern California

If you'd like to purchase a home with Redwood trees on the property you are in luck. Almost every town located on the Humboldt County has Coastal Redwood trees in various quantities and sizes.

Coastal Redwoods & Sequoia Gigantea

Coastal Redwoods are the tallest trees in the world, while Giant Sequoias are the largest trees by volume. Primarily you'll find Coastal Redwoods here in Humboldt County, but we have Giant Sequoias, too. Sequoias are native the Sierra Nevada mountains in California. Many of the ancients trees are gone due to unsustainable logging practices which have been mostly stopped and replaced by more sustainable practices'.

Towns with the Most Redwood Properties For Sale

The towns have the most Redwoods are the least developed towns, and the most protected towns. Typically towns with National, State and County Parks that actively protect the Redwoods will be where you find the most trees. Almost every town on the Humboldt County Coast has redwood trees. Redwoods on private property are not typically going to be the big ones you see in the Redwood Park as most of the trees that have not been protected by the government are gone. That doesn't mean they aren't big, they just are not the giant ones. as they are all second and third generation now with the largest trees remaining being pretty much

Nearly every coastal town in Humboldt has redwood properties, just not the ancient giants. So its more a matter of whether you are buying stumps, 2nd or 3rd generation redwood trees. Even Rio Dell and Scotia ,a (and Eureka) , town besides inland towns in coastal Humboldt has redwood properties, we'll start in northern Humboldt and go through each town on Highway 101 and emphasis any of the areas that are hot spots.

Orick California and Redwood National & State Park + Prairie Creek Redwoods

We'll start in the north part of Humboldt County, in the town of Orick which is southern gateway to Redwood National Park, as well as Redwood State Park, where you will find several very popular destinations and redwood trail systems: Lady Bird Johnson Grove, Fern Canyon and Tall Trees Grove. These parks are also home to Roosevelt Elk Herds which roam protected in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, which is the home of big tree and ancient redwood tree that is over 1500 years old and 300 feet tall.

The elk herds gather a fair amount of attention in addition to the Redwoods themselves. Elk Meadows Picnic Area in the park is a popular place to see them.

Orick is also situated on the Pacific Ocean and home to Freshwater Lagoon, one of two Lagoons systems that make up Humboldt Lagoons State Park. The recreational opportunities here are expansive. Other towns close to these redwood parks and trails are would include Big Lagoon, Patrick's Point, Trinidad, Westhaven, McKinleyville, Arcata, and Eureka, Dows Prairie.

We'll start in the north part of Humboldt with Orick which is at the southern end of Redwood National Park and is where Prairie Creek Redwood Park is. Towns close to these redwood parks would also include Big Lagoon, Patrick's Point, Trinidad, Westhaven, McKinleyville, Arcata and Eureka. Orick is on the Pacific Ocean, has wild elk herds, Freshwater Lagoon and is part of Humboldt Lagoon County Park. Arcata Community Forest is it's very own redwood park, although smaller than the state, county and national parks, its very impressive.

While Orick is not a very developed community, it has some of the most unique features of Humboldt County packed into one place: the Pacific Ocean, Wild Elk Herds, Freshwater Lagoon and loads of Redwood Trees, and properties that you can acquire with plenty of Redwoods growing on them. Traveling further North you'll see the "Trees of Mystery," and if you head 13 miles south of Orick, you'll be in Big Lagoon another community living by the Pacific Ocean and in the Redwoods. It is home to Big Lagoon County Park, which, along with Freshwater Lagoon make up Humboldt Lagoons State Park. The lagoons make great places to explore in kayaks, paddleboards and many enjoy fishing in small boats. Only 8 more miles south of here and you'll be in Trinidad, a tourist spot on the Pacific Ocean and Trinidad Bay. While we have plenty of big trees on private property for sale here, Westhaven, the community right next door has many more than us. . A lot of properties that are being sold here won't advertise it, because these trees are ubiquitous in our communities. Unless there is a small forest, or an extremely large tree, they are more likely to explain the new roof on the house. Redwood are a magnificent part of life here. In Arcata the "Community Forest" is city park. Next town of public redwood park

Eureka also has its own Sequoia Par, attached to the zoo and botanical gardens. There is a skywalk here that you can enjoy walking around in the canopy of the redwoods. In addition to Coastal Redwoods you'll see some Giant Sequoias.

probably has more redwoods than most. Orick gets a large part of its tourism money from visitors coming to see the giant trees at Redwood National and State Parks. The welcome center to the park is here and Orick and Big Lagoon are the most southern parts of the park. Orick also has Freshwater Lagoon, and Big Lagoon has Big Lagoon which both make up Humboldt Lagoon State Park. It's also where you will find several very popular destinations and trail systems: Prairie Creek Redwoods, Elk Meadow, Lady Bird Johnson Grove, Fern Canyon, Tall Trees Grove and more.

Redwoods are pretty common heading south to Patricks Point, Trinidad and Westhaven, Dows Prairie, Fieldbrook, Blue Lake and McKinleyville.

Arcata Community Forest is a redwood park with hiking trails and in Eureka you will find Sequoia Park, which has a skywalk in it so you can walk through the tops of the canopy of the redwood forest.

Eureka is home to Sequoia State Park.

Forbes & Associates - Sarah Corliss is here to help you find the perfect oceanfront or ocean view property in Northern California. Contact us today at 707-677-1600. We have decades of experience connecting Humboldt County’s homeowners with potential buyers, ensuring that the sales process is as streamlined as possible.

Private Property near Grizzly Creek Redwoods State Park

In Larrabee Valley, just outside of Carlotta to the west and Bridgeville to the east is Grizzly Creek Redwoods State Park. Relatively inland for Redwoods to grow. It's on the way to Trinity County on Highway 36 and is less than one square mile making it the smallest of the Redwood State Parks. It still has some nice trees however, and locals still own some private parcels with regenerating Redwoods in the area, dotted along Highway 36 though Carlotta and Hydesville, before Highway 36 meets 101. A lot of the redwoods that may come up for sale here could be rather small, although there are probably some hidden gems. Redwoods flourished along the Van Duzen River and Grizzly Creek that runs through the park here.

Southern Humboldt Redwood Real Estate

Avenue of the Giants is a fairly well known Redwood Forest stretching 31 miles of Highway 101. The North end of the Park is just south of Rio Dell and Scotia, two miles south of Weott. Avenue of the Giants is on the old Highway 101 road and surrounded on all sides by Humboldt Redwoods State Park. Humboldt Redwoods State Park has the largest remaining stand of virgin old growth redwood trees in the world. Any town here, is going to have redwood properties: Rio Dell, Scotia, Pepperwood, Redcrest, Larrabee, Weott, and all the small towns around that have private property will likely have redwoods. Redwood properties can be found from here all the way the county line. The Park itself ends in Garberville.

Acquire Commercial Property with Old Growth Redwood Trees

Occasionally commercial properties, like restaurants, gift and novelty shops that eek out a living on the Avenue of the Giants will go up for sale. Some of the older trees were left alone to attract tourist and visitors to their businesses. Weott is the welcome center to the park, and town such as South of Eureka and east on Highway 36, just past Carlotta in the Larrabee Valley you'll find the Grizzly Creek State Park Redwoods has an impressive stand of Redwoods being as far inland as it is. It's accessed by towns like Carlotta, Hydesville, Dinsmore, Bridgeville and more interior towns.

Southern Humboldt Redwood Real Estate

On Highway 101 going further south just past Rio Dell and Scotia, the North end of the Avenue of the Giants beings to take hold as you enter Humboldt Redwoods State Park. There are many impressive places you can stop along the route with many places to hike and see the trees. The little towns hold small parcels of private property off Highway 101. There is a welcome center in Weott. which is about half way through the Avenue of The Giants... Further towards the coast, Honeydew, Briceland, Ettersberg have property you can buy. Pepperwood, Redcrest Miranda, Myers Flat, Phillipsville will all have Redwood properties and real estate in them. You'll drive through 31 miles of redwoods until you get to the Redway, Garberville area where the southern end of the park is. In total there are over 50,000 acres of redwood trees in the park. There is a lot of redwood tourism on the route and occasionally these businesses go up for sale. Garberville, Redway, Miranda, Phillipsville and Myers Flat are closer to the southern end of the park.

While Avenue of the Giants ends in Garberville, Richardson Grove State Park of over 2000 acres begins.