Set on a bluff overlooking the pacific ocean, this northern California gem is known for its breathtaking coastal views and world-renowned vineyards. From exploring the redwood forests to wine tastings and exquisite farm-to-table dining, you'll discover plenty of ways to relax and soak up the outdoors during your stay in Mendocino. Adjust to a slower pace of life as you breathe in the fresh air on a cliffside hike, then enjoy fresh locally caught seafood and a glass of local wine.

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Multi-day or shorter hikes are available in the national forests. You can take a short drive to the charming Mendocino town center and dine at its award-winning restaurants, such as Cafe Beaujolais, Wild Fish, and Trillium Cafe, or enjoy a relaxing meal at the Fort Bragg Harbor with fresh daily catch. Escape from the crowds of Napa  Valley with lesser-known vineyards and tasting rooms close to the property in the Anderson Valley, such as Husch, Havarro, Toulouse, Pacific Star Winery, and Lulu Cellars. Visitors can also enjoy the annual wine, art, and music festivals held in Mendocino. 

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International travelers to Mendocino County can fly into San Francisco, Oakland, or Sacramento international airports or the smaller Sonoma County airport, each of which is located approximately 2 to 3 hours from the county. The local airport at Little River can support small turboprop arrivals.