Oregon Redwoods Trail: Hike Through the Majestic Forest

The Oregon Redwoods Trail begins on the Oregon Redwoods Barrier Free Trail #1106 along Peavine Ridge in the Winchuck River drainage. It loops down to the west into upper Moser Creek drainage. From Brookings, take Winchuck River Rd off Highway 101, make a right on Peavine Ridge Rd and follow to the end of the parking lot. Take the shorter trail to the “cool, burnt tree” about a 3/4 mile down.

Yes. The Oregon Redwoods Trail, just southwest of Brookings, is one of only two places to view the world's tallest trees north of California. If you’re vacationing to Oregon's Southern Coast, head to these trails from Brookings, Coos Bay, and Gold Beach and view these ancient and majestic redwood trees.

The Oregon Redwoods Trail begins on the Oregon Redwoods Barrier Free Trail #1106 along Peavine Ridge in the Winchuck River drainage. It loops down to the west into upper Moser Creek drainage. From Brookings, take Winchuck River Rd off Highway 101, make a right on Peavine Ridge Rd and follow to the end of the parking lot. Take the shorter trail to the “cool, burnt tree” about a 3/4 mile down.