It's a tough question to answer, but let me try it. Due to overcutting over the years, the sort of redwoods you're thinking of--the big, majestic, thousand-year old ones--are protected within various national and state... More
It's a tough question to answer, but let me try it. Due to overcutting over the years, the sort of redwoods you're thinking of--the big, majestic, thousand-year old ones--are protected within various national and state parks which are scattered throughout Northern California. Sequoia National Park may be the most famous of all. If you have access to a public library, consult "Northern California Atlas and Gazeteer" Page 9 lists all the state Redwood Parks and their locations. U.S. Park Service web site lists the National Parks with redwoods in N. California. Good luck