Redwood - Fallen Trees sits within the ancient coastal redwood forests of Redwood National and State Parks, where towering trunks loom over a hushed understory of ferns and moss. The grove of fallen giants forms a sculpted, twilight-lit stage that feels both timeless and intimate, inviting quiet reflection and exploration. This landscape has stood as a living record of preservation and natural history, showcasing the resilience and scale of California's coast redwoods. In film history, these particular trees stood in for the forest moon Endor in Star Wars, linking a real-world wilderness with iconic sci-fi lore and drawing fans from around the world.

Redwood - Endor Ridge sits within Redwood National Park, where towering coast redwoods create an ancient cathedral of trunks and a forest floor thick with ferns and moss. This ridge was chosen as a stand-in for the forest moon Endor, yielding the iconic Ewok-filled woodland ambience and the suspenseful chases through towering trees. The air here feels cool and misty, with shafts of light piercing the canopy and the scent of damp earth grounding every scene. Today it remains a magnet for filmmakers and visitors alike, inviting exploration of a landscape that blends cinematic myth with primeval beauty.

Set beneath towering redwoods in Redwood National Park, this location doubled as the forest moon Endor in the Star Wars saga, evoking a timeless, living cathedral of trees. The Ewok Bridge area provided the backdrop for village life among Endor’s treetop homes, with moss-draped trunks and filtered sunlight creating a hush of wonder. Filmmakers used the soft light and dense foliage to convey a fragile alliance between the Rebel Alliance and the Ewoks, blending peril with whimsy. Today, visitors feel the same sense of awe as if stepping into a pivotal moment of the saga when battles and friendships began among the treetops.