California Western Railroad lines have wound through majestic Mendocino County redwoods for 135 years. Affectionately known as the “
Skunk Train,” this celebrated attraction welcomes travelers and their four-legged friends on five historic dog-friendly trains traveling two unforgettable routes.
The experience anchors an array of dog-friendly adventures on California’s rugged North Coast, from sampling local brews in Fort Bragg to hiking more than 20 state parks, beaches and reserves dotting Mendocino County. Punch your ticket and start planning today.
Here are the latest stories about the Skunk Train:
This season, HarborView Bistro & Bar gives first-time guests and repeat visitors exciting new reasons to make a reservation including a whiskey and cigar lounge.
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Rooted in the region’s logging and fishing industries, Noyo Harbor Inn is an Arts and Crafts treasure framed by trees, gardens and sweeping river views....
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In Northern California, late summer means sun-soaked skies and warm evenings ideal for outdoor dining, and Noyo Harbor Inn’s HarborView Bistro & Bar feels especially...
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From Noyo Harbor Inn, just south of downtown Fort Bragg, guests can step out the door and experience a magical season with four-legged family members...
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The redwood belt between Mendocino and the Oregon line stays cool when the Central Valley bakes. It also offers a surprising number of small lodges...
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From the mountains to the coast to the south, California has no shortage of sports bars that don’t just tolerate dogs—they welcome them. Here’s a...
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