Mendocino County’s wineries produce many reds, of course, but crisp viogniers and other whites are also specialties of the region, even on a winter's day.
Read more.North Coast winery ramble
If your dog is like most, she doesn’t give a sniff about how “approachable” the wine you’re sipping might be. She cares about how approachable the winery’s visitor facility is to canine guests. And in Mendocino County and elsewhere on the North Coast, you can pull up to any of scores of tasting rooms and be assured of a warm welcome.
Read more.Take a walk on the wine side
Kristy and Sasha at Foursight Winery in Philo. Photo by Roger Coryell.
Photo courtesy: Foursight Wines
Many Mendocino County visitors stay glued to the gorgeously sculpted coastline, but to do so is to miss out on star attractions such as the Anderson Valley wine region, bisected by Highway 128 and encompassing the Boonville, Philo, Yorkville Highlands and Navarro appellations. Read more.
Mendocino’s inland empire
Skunk Train. Photo by Brendan McGuigan.
Many Mendocino County visitors stay glued to the scenic stretch of coastline between Little River and Fort Bragg, but to do so is to miss out on redwoods, wineries, off-the-beaten-path seaside preserves and small, inland towns that extend a warm welcome to travelers with pets.
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