Ford House Visitor Center & Museum
Explore Mendocino’s 1854 Ford House for free, with local history exhibits, park information and Mendocino Headlands trail guidance.
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Explore Mendocino’s 1854 Ford House for free, with local history exhibits, park information and Mendocino Headlands trail guidance.
Explore Highlight Gallery on Mendocino’s Kasten Street for American-made furniture, wood turnings, paintings, ceramics, jewelry, and wearable silk.
Explore Mendocino’s 1861 Kelley House, historic photographs, garden, and village walking tours. Open Thursday–Monday, with free museum admission.
Mendocino pairs New England-style Victorian streets with free Headlands cliff walks, Ford House history, galleries and Pacific beaches along the North Coast.
Explore Mendocino Art Center’s free galleries, sculpture garden, and creative workshops at its historic village campus near the Pacific headlands.
Explore 47 oceanfront acres at Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens in Fort Bragg, featuring 125+ rhododendron species, fern canyons, and Pacific bluff trails.
Explore Mendocino County’s Pacific headlands, redwood groves, Anderson Valley wineries, historic rail trips, and North Coast towns.
A museum and tourist attraction showcasing regional history and culture.
Explore Mendocino Headlands State Park's 347-acre coastal bluffs, 7,400-acre Big River wildlife corridor, secluded beaches, and 1854 Ford House Museum.
Climb the 115-foot Point Arena Lighthouse on the Mendocino Coast to see the 1907 First-Order Fresnel lens, watch gray whales, and hike…
Explore Point Cabrillo Light Station in Mendocino, featuring a working 1909 Fresnel lens, Frolic shipwreck exhibits, coastal trails, and free admission.
Explore Point Cabrillo Lighthouse Museum in Mendocino, featuring a 1909 lighthouse, 1935 keeper’s house, Frolic shipwreck exhibits, and bluff trails.
Sinking Whole is a rugged CA-1 coastal viewpoint near Mendocino, with eroded bluffs, Pacific views, and Russian Gulch close by.
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The sampled records cover 13 attractions in Mendocino, with an average recorded rating of 4.7 out of 5 among rated entries. Browse the place pages and check current details with each venue.
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