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Virtual Guidebook to the Northern California Coast and Coast Ranges
Federation Grove
Humboldt Redwoods State Park California
The Federation Grove is named for the Federation of Women's Groups, who raised money for its purchase. It is on the Dyerville Flats, separated from the Founders Grove by both the 101 freeway and the Avenue of the Giants. The most remarkable feature of the grove, other than the redwoods, is the four-way fireplace shelter designed by Berkeley architect Julia Morgan.
 | The old Redwood Highway was preserved as a scenic alternate route when Highway 101 was upgraded to freeway (June 24, 2010) | |
 | The one-lane entrance drive at Federration Grove snakes between the big trees (June 24, 2010) | |
 | A huge four-way stone picnic fireplace at Federation Grove designed by Julia Morgan (June 24, 2010) | |
 | A summer bridge across the Eel River at Federation Grove, under construction by inmates from a nearby CDF conservation camp (June 24, 2010) | |
 | Old growth redwood saved from logging by the federation of womens groups of California (June 24, 2010) | |
 | The Federation Grove stands opposite the junction of Bull Creek and the Eel River (June 24, 2010) | |