Best places: Tourist attractions in Del Norte County, United States

A steep, forested park with campsites, trails & rugged coastline with a sandy beach & tide pool.

Playful attraction with chainsaw tree sculptures, an aerial tramway & a 35-ft. Paul Bunyan statue.

Wooden viewing deck above the Pacific coast, with expansive sea views & whale sightings possible.

Gentle 0.8-mile trail winding through redwood groves, creeks & other forest scenery.

Scenic picnic pullout overlooking ocean & estuary with sightings of gray whales, seals & sea lions.

Wild protected state park with limited camping facilities & an abundance of native birdlife.

👍👍 Went down to re-explore the Harbor area. It has all the boats to look at & lots of birds!It also has the best place in town to eat named Crescent City Seafood~~Oh my!! They have really good food!! Fish & chips of course & if they have it, fresh Halibut & chips! My favorite halibut!! You must try it...

👍 We always love camping here. I do feel like the management is different than last time though because it's not as kept up as it used to be. Bathrooms were dirty and not well stocked and the grounds we kind of trashed (which should be the campers job to clean up after yourselves). Otherwise, a great...

This secluded 5-acre beach with grassy dunes & driftwood is popular for walking, fishing & surfing.

👍👍 Spent the night at the turn out just before the overlook right where the pct crosses the 101. After a small morning walk on the trail, we had our coffee watching the waves. What a great day.

Easy 1-mile loop path winding through fir & spruce forests, plus views of offshore sea stacks.

👍👍 Quite the scenery. There are sea lions too