Redwood Guides and Exploring

Exploring the Coast Redwoods

If you want a coast redwood tour guide there are generic guides near Humboldt and Del Norte with commercial permits for redwood parks. If you want a commercial guide for a basic tour with itinerary, try these:

Redwood Adventures in Orick. Redwood tours and Elk Meadow Cabins for lodging.

Redwood Sightseeing Tours in Crescent City: 707 - 677 - 8464

There are 2 ways I can help people, including 30 to 60 minute phone consultations for first-timers coming from out of state or another country. This has proved a good value for callers, helping them plan the right itinerary.

The other is inviting others to hike or explore with me as friends, but only charging a fee for my time on the Oregon side of the border with no promised itinerary in the redwoods. Various people from other regions would rather have a trained arborist teach them about the redwood forest. This has been the solution that elevates the experience and learning for other people without breaking tour guide rules as explained to me by park staff. I explored with people from around the world, and extensively with Michael Taylor, Chris Atkins and a few researchers. Working and Exploring. Images below share a few adventures over the years.

Cheers, Mario

 

Photo: Andrew Joslin, Illustrator of best-selling redwood adventure book The Wild Trees

Photo: Thomas from Germany on our 4th coast redwood adventure

Photo: Brother & Sister photographers from Jamaica in coast redwood splendor

Photo: Leon visiting from Johannesburg

Photo: Chris Atkins, co-discoverer of world's tallest redwood 2006.
We have explored together countless times in the coast redwood forest.

Photo: in the redwoods with men from Denmark and author photographer Gerald Beranek, my friend

Photo: Michael from South Africa, surrounded by coast redwoods

Photo: Leon & Traci from Johannesburg, near a cathedral redwood

Photo: Richard from Humboldt, admiring a redwood in Redwood National and State Parks

Photo: Photographer from LA, by a redwood covered with burls

Photo: researcher Dr. Steve Sillett, engulfed at Redwood National and State Parks

Photo: a friend from San Diego, enjoying a sunny morning among giant coast redwoods.

Photo: a couple from France and acquaintence from Germany in the Coast Redwoods for adventure

Photo: Brendon from the UK, overlooking the Smth River which flows through Jedediah Smith redwoods

Photo: a friend Chuck, from Trinidad, beneath a 40,000 redwood burl

Photo: friend Michael Taylor, exploring the heart of Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park.
Michael is also a discoverer (with Chris Atkins) of Hyperion, world's tallest redwood, in 2006.