Simpson-Reed Trailhead — Attraction in Crescent City

The Simpson-Reed Trail in California is a hidden gem that takes you on a delightful journey through breathtaking landscapes and tranquil surroundings. As you traverse this scenic trail, you'll find yourself immersed in the beauty of nature. The trail meanders through lush forests, offering glimpses of towering trees, vibrant wildflowers, and meandering streams. The serene atmosphere envelops you, providing a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Along the way, you may encounter native wildlife, such as squirrels and birds, adding a touch of enchantment to your adventure. The surrounding area is a tapestry of natural wonders, inviting you to explore, unwind, and reconnect with the great outdoors. The Simpson-Reed Trail is a true sanctuary of tranquility and serenity, offering an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts and...

Kind of tricky to find, not too far from crescent City and only a small turnout imwith not much signage is all there is to show where it is on the road. However it's worth a look. Ample parking and restrooms and some info plaques and signage present. The trail and trees are breathtaking and the enormity of the trees makes one feel very small. Lush and green the short loop trail is invigorating and fairly open with many offshoots to explore amongst the giants. Very open and most trails lead back to parking areas so not easy to get lost and the low amount of traffic due to the obscurity of signage makes this a non crowded area to enjoy in silence and isolation. A great place to witness the grandure if the redwoods and get in a good head space. 10/10...

It is a beautiful hike on this easy loop trail. A great time for all ages. The Simpson-Reed Trail has a dense, jungle-like look, with an unusually large variety of greenery covering almost every available surface. Underneath the redwoods is a layer of hemlock trees encrusted in moss and lichens. Underneath the hemlocks are small maple trees with brilliant green foliage, and finally, the ground is covered with a dense layer of sword ferns, and underneath those are abundant, clover-like...