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2021 SURVIVAL GUIDE AND ITINERARY - DEL NORTE COAST REDWOODS SP DIRECTIONS TO CAMPGROUND WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW NOW or SHOULD KEEP IN MIND… Hello everyone, review this information as there will be information that will help you with planning for this trip.  You can bookmark this page and refer to it at a later date. For those of you that are new or have camped with us prior years but have not joined us in recent years.  THERE WILL BE NO MEALS PROVIDED on this trip.  This is a major change from the previous trips, so please plan accordingly.  I plan to bring the 3 burner stove and propane tanks and a few portable butane gas stoves .  Please bring a few butane canisters if you want to use mine.  They can be purchased at Walmart or Big 5.  All campers will be responsible for covering the cost of their own  transportation, camping equipment, meals and supplies for the duration  of the trip.  You can go in with other campers with meals and supp...

EDGE SINGLES CAMPING TRIP (AUGUST 5 TO AUGUST 10, 2021) Del Norte Redwoods State Park (Redwood National & State Parks) Overview Tall trees meet the sea at Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park. Just south of Crescent City, Mill Creek Campground is the perfect basecamp for exploring this remote, 8-mile-long swath of coastline, as well as three other parks that make up the Redwood National and State Parks group. With up to 100 inches of rain a year, these North Coast parks grow the tallest trees in the world. They also protect 45 percent of Earth’s last remaining old-growth redwood forests. In two short, steep miles, Del Norte’s Damnation Creek Trail traverses fern-festooned redwoods and spruce forests. The trail comes to a dead-end near the coast due to a bridge that is currently dismantled.  There is no coastal access. A scenic stretch of California’s 1,200-mile-long Coastal Trail runs the length of the park as well, a treat for bicyclists as well as hikers. Del Norte Coast Redwo...