Look Prairie and Peavine Ridge
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Humboldt Redwoods State Park Click for map in new tab. I should probably visit Humboldt Redwoods more often. It's actually a little closer than Del Norte Coast Redwoods. It does suffer a little from being "inland", but it's a place the redwoods like, so the summer temperatures can't be all bad. It also has a minor $8 day use fee, but even that only applies to developed parking. I decided to believe the weather-machine somewhat that it would be cool in the park, but hedged a bit by bringing more water than would be reasonable. This hike that climbs the ridge is bound to be a bit hotter than down under big trees by the river. I think it was already topping the claimed high for the day as I pulled into the unimproved dirt turnout parking at the bottom of Look Prairie Road with a couple of mountain bikers. The sign for Look Prairie Multi Use Trail (MUT) is only visible heading east. The parking is just before a sign for Harper Creek that is visible heading