Redwood National Park California, USA Travel Guide
Weather can change quickly. Pack versatile layers that you can add or remove as needed.
Adjust your layers based on the season of your visit.
Waterproof hiking boots with good ankle support and grip are good for trails, which can be muddy or uneven.
Bring Comfortable walking shoes or Sneakers for visitor centers and towns.
For river activities or beach walks, pack Water shoes or Sandals. Bring multiple pairs of moisture-wicking Hiking socks (wool or synthetic).
It is a good idea to have both printed and digital copies of all important documents.
The U.S. uses 120 V, 60 Hz electricity. Plug types are Type A and Type B. A Universal travel adapter is good for international travelers. Check if devices are dual voltage (100-240V) or if a Voltage converter is needed.
For high-quality landscape and wildlife photography, bring a DSLR or Mirrorless camera. A Wide-angle lens for redwoods, and a Telephoto lens for wildlife.
Use cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox) for photos and documents.
An External hard drive or USB drive provides local backups.
A Waterproof bag or cover protects camera equipment from rain or mist.
Pack a standard Travel first aid kit with bandages, antiseptic wipes, and pain relievers. Always carry enough prescription medications in their original packaging with pharmacy labels and a doctor's note.
Always use DEET-based repellent for ticks and mosquitoes. For Sun protection, bring high-SPF sunscreen, a Wide-brimmed hat, and UV-protective sunglasses.
A Daypack (15-30L) holds water, snacks, and layers.
A tent, like a Coleman Sundome Tent, is a good option.
Bring your camera, lenses, Tripod, extra batteries, memory cards, and a cleaning kit.
Bring comfort items for transportation like a Neck pillow or Eye mask. For security, use TSA-approved luggage locks and consider Pacsafe anti-theft bags.
Carry a Reusable water bottle. Many places offer water refill stations. Bring a Reusable shopping bag; some stores charge for plastic bags.
Reduces plastic waste; refill at visitor centers.
Minimizes single-use plastic bag consumption.
Avoids disposable cutlery when eating out or picnicking.
Eco-friendly charging for small electronics on the go.
Roll clothes tightly to save space and minimize wrinkles. Use packing cubes to organize items within your luggage. Keep liquids in clear, sealed bags to avoid spills and meet airline regulations.
Place heavier items at the bottom of your suitcase. Wear your bulkiest items (like hiking boots) on travel days to save luggage space. Create a checklist to avoid forgetting essentials.
