Mendocino County is a picturesque region located along the northern coast of California. It is known for its rugged coastline, lush forests, and vibrant local culture. It covers an area of approximately 3,878 square miles. As of the 2020 census, the population was 91,601. The county seat is Ukiah.

Located about four miles south of Fort Bragg, Caspar Headlands is part of the residential community of Caspar, which was once a bustling logging town. Caspar Beach is located across from the Caspar Beach RV park and store (a private park), beginning south of the creek extending to the Caspar Headlands Reserve on the south side.

Luna Trattoria is an Italian restaurant located in Mendocino, California offering authentic Italian cuisine.

Ford House Visitor Center and Museum is the perfect place to start any visit to Mendocino. The circa 1854 home offers both historic and current information on the town and the area State Parks, including a broad selection of brochures, books, maps, cards, and gifts.

Founded by artists in 1959, the Mendocino Art Center is the creative hub of the North Coast. Thriving as an educational destination for artists and art lovers.

Trillium Cafe and Inn is a modern new restaurant and inn. A changing seasonal menu focused on locally sourced ingredients.

Patterson's Pub brings a little bit of Ireland to the Northern California Coast. Following traditional Irish Pub history as much as possible, Patterson's serves healthy comfort food and maintains one of the best stocked bar north of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Located in an 1893 Victorian farmhouse in the seaside town of Mendocino, the restaurant is surrounded by a large and beautiful garden filled with antique roses, edible flowers and unusual plants.

Fog Eater Cafe is a vegetarian restaurant inspired by both the hearty recipes of the deep South and the fresh plant-based cuisine of Northern California. Enter on Albion Street! It is open for outdoor dining, limited indoor, and take out!

Sinking Whole is a giant punch bowl in the earth with a pool of water at the bottom. There's a dirt trail that takes you to the sinkhole and it's advised to wear long pants (in case of poison oak). Because it is actively eroding the fence around the hole protects visitors from impending dangers.