
Redwood groves
Expect wet, slippery forest paths and check approach roads after storms. Keep the route flexible.
January · Redwood groves
Redwood National and State Parks in January is a wet-season grove visit, with forest walks chosen around storms. A coastal stop needs its own tide and ocean-weather check.


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Choose a January outing that fits the route, weather and effort involved.

Expect wet, slippery forest paths and check approach roads after storms. Keep the route flexible.
January · Redwood groves

Use an actual low tide and suitable ocean weather. Winter storms can rule out a beach visit even when a grove walk is possible.
January · Enderts Beach tidepools
January’s normal high is 55°F and low is 39°F, with 13.38 inches of precipitation. The Klamath station sits at about 28 ft near the Klamath River mouth, near the middle of the parks' 50 miles of coast, so it stands in for the coastal lowland along U.S. 101. NPS says summer brings cool coastal temperatures with frequent fog, while inland areas are typically warmer with clearer skies, and the Bald Hills get much hotter in summer than the coast. The station's snowfall normals are zero.
January averages 24,578 recreation visits, 26% of the peak monthly average in June.
Check the approach before choosing the rest of the day.
Normal road approach, subject to weather and individual site restrictions.
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