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Step Inside the Magic. Step back in time thousands of years by exploring our ancient redwood groves. Taste the wonders of alchemy in our myriad distilleries, wineries, and breweries. Let the everyday world fall behind as you make your way through mist-shrouded hills and valleys. Magic is real, and we invite you to discover it in every corner of ...
This park's view of the Mendocino headlands is enhanced by a spectacular array of wildflowers. 5. Ford House Visitor Center & Museum. The mid-19th-century home of Jerome Bursley Ford, the founder of Mendocino, today serves as a visitors center on the region.
Jun 30, 2023 · Mendocino Lodging. Mendocino Village, surrounded by ocean bluffs called the Mendocino Headlands, is a charming and very walkable town with New England-style Victorian homes — most of which now ...
Jan 26, 2023 · Photograph: Courtesy Mendocino Parks Association. 11. Walk Van Damme State Park. Just a few miles south of Mendocino in the town of Little River, this state park offers a large beach, a scenic ...
Mar 19, 2024 · A short walk from Main Street in downtown Mendocino is the stunning Mendocino Headlands State Park.. This is the place to walk along coastal bluffs, enjoy impressive views overlooking the ocean, and admire colorful wildflowers in the spring.. Mendocino Headlands State Park is one of those bucket list destinations and the prettiest spot for a breezy stroll near town.
Mar 1, 2023 · 1. Mendocino Headlands State Park. Hiking the bluff trails of Mendocino Headlands State Park, surrounding the Mendocino Village on three sides, is the quintessential thing to do on this part of the coast. Accessing the state park from the community is easily done by simply walking towards the ocean.
Mendocino. Shop, eat, and enjoy the feeling of going back in time to a simpler era as you groove to the vibes of downtown Mendocino’s hippy past and quaint New England style architecture. Find a secluded bluff, and listen to seals splashing and barking. Visit the Mendocino Art Center, started by San Francisco artists in the 1950s.
