Redwood National and State Parks Close Three Roads From November 12: Davison Road Flooded, Drury Parkway Blocked by Fallen Trees, Stout Grove Trails Also Closed
The National Park Service's current conditions listing for Redwood National and State Parks shows Davison Road, Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway and Howland Hill Road closed from November 12, 2026, Davison Road because of flooding, Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway because of fallen trees and debris, and Howland Hill Road because of severe weather, on routes spanning the northern and southern sections of the park. The Park Service gives no reopening date, saying the roads will be reconsidered only when conditions allow, after storms have passed and trail conditions can be assessed safely.
The same notice lists Stout Grove, the Grove of the Titans Trail and the Boy Scout Tree Trail as closed from November 12, with trails along Howland Hill Road closed as well.
Not every route is closed. Simpson-Reed Trail and Fern Canyon are listed as open, though Fern Canyon's only vehicle access is the now-closed Davison Road, so it cannot currently be reached by car, while James Irvine Trail is partially open because its easternmost stair set is closed. The Park Service notes that conditions can change quickly and that the named roads and trails should be checked again before travel.
Source: National Park Service
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Photo: 图：Redwood National and State Parks 内的 Fern Canyon。来源：美国国家公园管理局（NPS），Wikimedia Commons，公共领域。 / Photo: Fern Canyon in Redwood National and State Parks. Source: National Park Service, Wikimedia Commons, public domain.
