Explore Trinidad Bay & Redwood National Park

Discover Trinidad Bay on California’s Redwood Coast

Trinidad is a hidden gem along Northern California’s rugged coastline, where majestic redwoods meet the Pacific Ocean. Known as a gateway town to Redwood National and State Parks, Trinidad offers visitors easy access to ancient forests, breathtaking beaches, scenic hiking trails, and unforgettable coastal adventures.

Perfectly situated near the California Coastal National Monument and Humboldt Lagoons State Park to the north, Trinidad is surrounded by endless opportunities for exploration, outdoor recreation, wildlife viewing, kayaking, fishing, and coastal discovery.

Rich in history and natural beauty, Trinidad is home to several beloved marine landmarks, including the historic Trinidad Head Light, the iconic Trinidad Memorial Lighthouse, and Telonicher Marine Laboratory operated by California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt.

Off the beaten path yet filled with adventure, Trinidad offers something for everyone — from peaceful beach walks and towering redwood groves to world-class scenery and unforgettable sunsets. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, outdoor adventure, or a quiet coastal escape, Trinidad should absolutely be on your Northern California bucket list.