Nestled among the towering ancient redwoods of Redwood National and State Parks in northern California, Redwood - Endor Rocks feels like a cathedral carved by time itself. The grove's moss-draped trunks, soft ferns, and filtered light create a hushed, almost otherworldly atmosphere that invites quiet reflection as you walk beneath the canopy. This exact landscape was chosen to stand in for the forest moon Endor in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, lending its ethereal ambience to Ewok villages and dramatic forest encounters. Today, visitors can trace the forest's cinematic history while feeling the cool mist and listening for birdsong that underscored some of cinema's most iconic scenes.

Redwood - Endor Understory sits within the towering redwood groves of Redwood National Park, a setting selected to stand in for Endor's forest moon in Star Wars. The cathedral-like trunks, mossy understory, and filtered light create a timeless, moss-draped atmosphere that feels both ancient and cinematic. The site gained iconic status as Ewok villages and chase sequences were filmed here, tying the landscape to the saga's legends. Today, the hush of the forest invites visitors to step into that Star Wars memory and experience the same reverent awe the crew felt while filming.

Redwood - Endor Meadow sits within Redwood National and State Parks, where ancient redwoods rise like cathedral columns and a moss-carpeted floor glows with dappled light. The meadow earned its fame as a stand-in for the forest moon Endor in Star Wars, housing Ewok village scenes and the forested terrains where high-speed chases unfolded among the trees. The air is cool and pine-scented, with a hush of wildlife and the sense that time moves slowly beneath the towering trunks. Today, visitors can almost hear the hum of a distant speeder bike as history and nature merge in this iconic filming location.