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Oregon Redwoods Trail

One of Only Two Redwood Groves in Oregon

Interpretive Trail on Moser Creek in Siskiyou NF, Klamath Mountains, Coast Ranges near Harbor, OR

The Oregon Redwood Trail is a short loop through a mixed-species upland forest that includes some small old-growth redwoods. The trail consists of a wheelchair-accessible ridgetop portion that leads to a cluster of perhaps half a dozen mid-sized redwoods, and a longer portion that descends a hillside to a second, more widely-scattered collection of mid-sized redwoods.

By and large the redwoods are young, and most of the trees aren’t actually redwoods. Especially as you descend off the ridge, the forest looks for all the world like recently-logged second growth, with most of the trees being only a few inches in diameter. Unlike a second growth forest, however, the trees aren’t sprouting in clumps from stumps but are evenly distributed around the forest floor, and there’s an occasional larger tree.