Day 4: The dog-friendly delights of Highway 128

Maya at Navarro Vineyards. Photo by Dave Kendrick

Discover more Mendocino County magic along Highway 128, which wiggles past parks, nature reserves and wineries for 55 miles between Read more.

Day 2: Beaches and botanical wonders in Fort Bragg

Maya coasting in Mendocino County. Photo by Dave Kendrick.

The Skunk Train’s railbike tours depart from the downtown depot in Fort Bragg, a historic North Coast community that once Read more.

Day 1: Inland wine trails and train rides

Kayla boarding the Skunk Train. Photo by Dave Kendrick.

Mendocino County might be known for gorgeous coastline, but the enchantment here also extends to inland hills and redwoods stands. Read more.

Surf and Sand Lodge

Photo by Beachcomber Hotel Group.

The Surf & Sand Lodge in Fort Bragg promises laid-back luxury set to a soundtrack of crashing waves. It offers accommodations with fireplaces, private balconies, Pacific views and plenty of room to stretch your legs.

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Beach House Inn, tranquility with a view

Half a mile south, on the pretty Pudding Creek Estuary, Beach House Inn places you a stone’s throw from local beaches and charming downtown Fort Bragg.

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