Redwood Grove Loop Trail – Fremont Tree loop from Felton Roaring Camp

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Santa Cruz County

Felton

Redwood Grove Loop Trail – Fremont Tree loop from Felton Roaring Camp

Easy

hikers

Redwood Grove Loop Trail – Fremont Tree loop from Felton Roaring Camp

01:42

5.77km

170m

Hiking

Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through a protected area

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Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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285 m

Bear Claw Tree, N Big Tree main park area

Highlight • Natural Monument

Restrooms, water, redwood information

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577 m

Redwood Grove Loop Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Big Tree Grove is bordered by River Trail along San Lorenzo river near the center of Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park. It has some of the biggest, albeit second growth redwood trees in the area.

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996 m

Fremont Tree

Highlight • Natural Monument

This Sequoia, the Fremont tree had its base burned a long time ago, probably due to a lightning bolt. This allows two adults to easily camp inside. This is the …

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1.04 km

Restroom

Highlight • Rest Area

One of the few restrooms along the trail.

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1.28 km

Indian Creek Railroad Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Here you can take great hikes - the trees are really impressive! Parking is $10.

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1.72 km

Experience the charm of Mill Pond on a unique mountain biking adventure. Nestled beside train tracks, this small, horseshoe-shaped haven offers an intimate ride. Pedal through the picturesque landscape, enjoying the quaint surroundings and the rhythmic cadence of passing trains.

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2.77 km

Cathedral Grove

Highlight • Forest

Today, this area is a protected stand of Redwoods, but as you walk along the trail you are bound to come across the remnants of a once booming industry based on the cutting and selling of these magnificent trees.

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3.57 km

Bear Mountain

Highlight • Summit

In the 1800s, steam locomotives were used to transport giant redwood logs out of the mountains. Along the trail, you can still see remnants of this historical activity, as well …

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