Looking for a new region to explore with your pup? Time to hop on over to the Hopland wine region in Mendocino County. The18 tasting rooms on the Hopland Wine Trail, stretching roughly from Hopland at the southern end of the county to Willits in the north and they are all dog-friendly.
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.
Chow down with your canine companion: dog-friendly Fort Bragg restaurants
Photo by The Wharf.
Always remember to bring a sweatshirt, as dog-friendly outdoor dining at coast-side can be chilly! Read more.
Hear the lonely whistle blow, watch the plants bloom
Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens. Photo by Jessica Bay.
When 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 dog-friendly, bluff-top showplace best known for rare species of rhododendrons that thrive few places outside Southeast Asia and the Himalayas.
Read more.Beaching it with your pup in Fort Bragg
Dog on Glass Beach, Fort Bragg.
It was once a dump where all kinds of glass object were trashed. After decades of rolling in the surf, Glass Beach, at the southern reach of MacKerricher State Park in Fort Bragg, is roiling in pieces of smooth, colorful glass that are a delight to behold. Read more.
