Paws for dinner on the patio
Perched on the river’s edge, the inn’s Harborview Bistro and Bar offers indoor dining and open-air deck and garden seats. Pup-friendly patio spots fill up…
Read morePerched on the river’s edge, the inn’s Harborview Bistro and Bar offers indoor dining and open-air deck and garden seats. Pup-friendly patio spots fill up…
Read moreWelcome to Fort Bragg, where dog-friendly rooms at the Noyo Harbor Inn overlook the tree-lined Noyo River. The inn features waterfront patio dining, spa services…
Read moreCalifornia Western Railroad lines have wound through majestic Mendocino County redwoods for 135 years.
Read moreExperience classic Mendocino County on the California Western Railroad’s Redwood Route, a logging-era line established in 1885.
Read moreBy now, we all know the drill: wash your hands, cover your face in public, maintain six feet of “social distancing” between yourself and anyone…
Read moreMendocino County isn’t day-trip distance from any metropolitan area, which, for DogTrekkers, means you’ll want to cuddle up with your pup at a dog-friendly lodging…
Read moreWhether 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…
Read moreThe "Borrow a Buddy" program is a great partnership between the Beachcomber Motel, Surf & Sand Lodge and the Beach House Inn, all in Fort…
Read moreThis 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…
Read moreThe 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 moreAlways remember to bring a sweatshirt, as dog-friendly outdoor dining at coast-side can be chilly!
Read moreWhen visiting Fort Bragg with your dog, there are two activities you won’t want to woof out on. First is Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens, a…
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