Lists

The giant sequoia — the largest tree by volume on Earth — was introduced to Britain in the 1850s. These are standout places to encounter it across the UK.

Redwood places that are open to the public at no charge, with straightforward access and no ticket needed.

Dramatic avenues, towering groves, and atmospheric woodland — places that reward a camera and a slow walk.

The coast redwood is the world's tallest tree species. In Britain it does especially well in the wetter west.

Open access, clear paths, and enough scale to hold attention. These redwood places work well for a family visit.

Victorian enthusiasm for the newly discovered redwoods shaped many of Britain's finest estates. These places still carry that history.

Editorial picks where historic planting stories and memorable redwood structure overlap, led by the strongest featured places first.

Redwood places in England, generated from the current place records on the public map.

Redwood places in Northern Ireland, generated from the current place records on the public map.

Redwood places in Scotland, generated from the current place records on the public map.

Redwood places in Wales, generated from the current place records on the public map.

Places currently marked as open to the public in the live place records.

Places with some access limits or conditions in the live place records.