Seaside waves and walks with your dog

Big River State Beach in Mendocino.

Whether your drive all or just some of intoxicating Highway 1 hugging the Mendocino County coast, you’re sure to find many places to pull over and get some sand between your and Buster’s toes. Go slow, stop often and be sure to check out these highlights. Read more.

Dog-friendly attractions on the Mendo Coast

Dog in the Mendocino Coast Botanical gardens

Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens. Photo by Jessica Bay.

The Mendocino Coast is rich in natural attractions, from beaches and redwood forests to vast networks of trails where you and your pup can hike to your hearts' content. Read more.

Borrow a buddy at the Beachcomber Properties, Fort Bragg

Photo by Kamil Klyta.

The "Borrow a Buddy" program is a great partnership between the Beachcomber Motel, Surf & Sand Lodge and the Beach House Inn, all in Fort Bragg, and the Mendocino Coast Humane Society.

Railbike rides with Rover

Skunk Railbikes with dog carrier. Photo by Robert Jason Pinoli.

This summer, discover the Redwood Route in an exciting new way. The Skunk Train's two-seater railbikes and convenient dog trailers provide an open-air, hands-free pedaling experience with an electric-assist motor option. Each custom-built, four-wheeled vehicle follows existing tracks across historic trestle bridges, along rocky creeks and through pristine redwood forests. Read more.

Every dog has its day in Fort Bragg

Photo by Beachcomber Motel.

The Beachcomber group of properties are a sure bet for visitors traveling to Fort Bragg with furry companions: The group includes three dog-friendly hotels. Read more.