Below you will find information about the different areas of Mendocino County has to offer. Feel free to click on any name below that will take you to pages of more content about this location.
Anderson ValleyTruly one of the nation's up-and-coming premiere wine growing regions, the Anderson Valley of Mendocino County is attracting wine connoisseurs from far and wide. Promising to be the next Napa or Sonoma, Anderson Valley is ripe with small family-owned wineries that are producing superior vintages. Take some time to do a little wine tasting as you traverse this pretty valley! The small towns along Highway 128 - like Boonville, Yorkville, and Navarro - are warm and welcoming, offering fun annual festivals and country fairs. The nearby Montgomery Woods State Reserve provides breathtaking scenery and good trails for hiking and biking.
South CoastThe "wild" South Coast of Mendocino County is unspoiled Northern California at its best. From rocky beaches pounded by Pacific Ocean waves to pristine lighthouses to small towns that love the arts, Mendocino's South Coast offers a little something for everyone. Culture seekers will love artsy Gualala while outdoor enthusiasts will want to fish at Anchor Bay or go hiking at Manchester State Beach. Wherever you go, be sure to bring along a camera. You're going to want to capture all the sites of the beautiful Mendocino County South Coast, from the Gualala River in the south to the tiny lumber town of Elk up north.
Ukiah ValleyMendocino County's eastern Ukiah Valley boasts just the right soil for grape growing, making it one of California's best regions for producing a variety of excellent wines, from Pinot Noir to Cabernet Sauvignon. Those produced in the Redwood and Potter Valleys are award-winning, quickly making a name for themselves in the world of fine wines. Ukiah Valley is also home to the county seat - the town of Ukiah - where visitors can enjoy Victorian charm, top-notch art galleries, museums, excellent dining establishments, and a 150-year-old hot springs resort. Don't miss the little towns of Hopland, Branscomb, and Piercy, as well as Leggett, home of the gigantic drive-thru Redwood true.
Northern InlandIf you're looking for peace and quiet and plenty of room to roam, the Northern Inland region of Mendocino County is the place for you. You'll be treated to lots of government-protected woodland where visitors can enjoy a number of outdoor pursuits, including hiking, biking, and fishing for some of the largest salmon this side of Alaska. The town of Willits is the Gateway to the Redwoods and, at the same time, a rich cultural city where everything exudes the importance of community. Be sure to make a stop at the tiny towns of Laytonville and Covelo, where you can experience everything from a global dance festival to a genuine Wild West rodeo.
North CoastCulture-seeking individuals head to the beautiful North Coast of Mendocino County, where the scenery is breathtaking and the towns are vibrant. You'll want to spend plenty of time in the New England-style town of Mendocino, known for its exciting commitment to the arts and the arts community. Or perhaps you'll choose to go whale watching in Headlands State Park, explore Glass Beach or hop the Skunk Train in the city of Fort Bragg, or just stop for a leisurely stroll at pretty Point Cabrillo Lighthouse. You might even check out the spectacular ocean front real estate at Westport Estates, in hopes of making the beautiful North Coast your next home.
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