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Mendocino

12 people want to go here. 73 people have been here.
96% of people who have been to Mendocino think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Mendocino are The Mendocino Woodlands Camp, Mendocino Headlands State Park, and Catch A Canoe & Bicycles, Too!. Places in Mendocino have been tagged california.


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Untitled by balsosnell

I stayed in a shack in the Redwood forest. You walk a few feet to the end of the road and came face to face with deer. Then walk down a little path in a field of golden grass and are at the top of a hundred foot cliff overlooking the Pacific.

over 4 years ago

Untitled by crazygirl13

good lord i love mendo. i try to go there everytime im in CA; its my favorite place to relax

over 5 years ago

Untitled by Kimberly

I always go to Mendocino to relax. My favorite way to do it is a room at a B&B, a massage and sauna at the Sweetwater Inn & Spa, and a walk down on the headlands. There is absolutely nothing to be stressed about in Mendocino!

over 5 years ago

Untitled by butrflyakp

Be sure to visit Navarro Vineyards. Excellent wine, incredible selection, and they’re not stingy with the tastings.

over 5 years ago

Untitled by desertmoonwoman40

I used to live 16 miles from Mendocino…it really is beautiful and you will eat well…

over 5 years ago

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  • travel.nytimes.com Introduction to Mendocino by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Mendocino is, to my mind, the premier destination on California's Northern Coast. Despite (or because of) its relative isolation, it emerged as one of Northern California's major centers for the arts in the 1950s. It's easy to see why artists were -- and still are -- attracted to this idyllic community, a cluster of New England-style captains' homes and stores on headlands overlooking the ocean. At the height of the logging boom, Mendocino was an important and active port. Its population was about 3,500 residents, who constructed eight hotels, 17 saloons, and more than a dozen bordellos. Today, it has only about 1,000 residents, and most reside on the north end of town. On summer weekends, the population seems more like 10,000, as hordes of tourists drive up from the Bay Area. Despite the crowds, however, Mendocino manages to retain its charm. (read article)
  • query.nytimes.com 36 Hours | Mendocino, Calif. by SUZANNE HAMLIN January 10, 2003 (read article)
  • www.nytimes.com SEA VIEWS AND SOLITUDE IN MENDOCINO by SUSAN ALLEN TOTH; SUSAN ALLEN TOTH IS THE AUTHOR OF ''BLOOMING: A SMALL-TOWN GIRLHOOD'' AND ''IVY DAYS: MAKING MY WAY OUT EAST'' (BOTH PUBLISHED BY LITTLE, BROWN AND BALLANTINE). September 28, 1986 (read article)
  • query.nytimes.com SEA VIEWS AND SOLITUDE IN MENDOCINO (read article)
  • www.nytimes.com 36 Hours | Mendocino, Calif. (read article)


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