Roy L.
9/2/2015
This is a great place to take a short walk in the redwoods and see the wild rhododendrons bloom in June and early July. I've never walked the whole trail, content to take pictures near the start...
Damnation Creek Trail
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US-101
Crescent City, CA 95531
California State Parks is dedicated to preserving the state’s extraordinary biological diversity while providing health, inspiration, and education to the public through high-quality outdoor recreation opportunities. They work collaboratively with Native American Tribal Nations and community partners to enhance interpretive programs and ensure that educational exhibits reflect contemporary research methodologies.
In response to the challenges posed by climate change, wildfires, and drought, California State Parks is committed to sustainable and resilient solutions for park management. Their initiatives include expanding outdoor recreation offerings and increasing accessibility for a diverse and growing population, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the natural and cultural wonders of California's parks.
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5.05 reviews
Cherie C.
10/3/2010
To get to Damnation Creek Trail, you'll have to follow a short bit of the Coastal Trail (which follows the old Highway 101). It's a fun descent to the ocean, over some little bridges and through...
Melvin B.
1/26/2015
Beautiful ending to a hike. By the time you get to the bottom (1000 ft) on the ocean, you just want to stay. However, the climb back will hit you. If you jump into the stream it refreshes you...
Anthony G.
5/7/2018
Fun trail lots of redwoods along the way, sadly 4 stars and not 5 because beach is not accessible anymore and trail ends at the second bridge.
Carolyn P.
11/29/2013
Incredible trail lined with redwoods, rhodies, azeleas and ferns that ends at a beautiful private beach listed with tide pools when at low tide. Not for the weak at heart though ... Walk to beach...
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