Welcome to California's Redwood Coast
Long famous as the home of the world's tallest trees, this scenic region is so rugged that explorers continue to look for new "champion" redwoods. Join us in celebrating California's Redwood Coast: a region that offers sparkling beaches, cascading rivers, quiet countryside, historic communities and a forest as old as the dinosaurs.
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Photo © Jeff Laxier
The Pacific Ocean has worked for millions of years to carve out rock reefs, sea stacks, and sea caves that are an awe-inspiring wonderment to many. For kayakers, they can be a paddling playground. Surfing the swells and waves of the ocean over, through, and around these geological features in the ocean is referred to as rock gardening.
The Noyo Bay in Fort Bragg, California features over 30 different play spots for sea and whitewater kayakers. Angie’s Angst, Brindle’s Bash, The...
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Photo © Craig Komulainen
Arena Cove is home to the Municipal Pier where boat launching is provided 7 to 4 everyday, weather permitting. The pier, which stands some 25 feet above the surface of the ocean is small but is considered by experts to be one of the best fishing piers in the state. The harbor is also one of the...
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Photo © Jim Moorehead
The Artists Coop of Mendocino is the oldest artist cooperative gallery in Mendocino County. Established in 1988, the gallery is upstairs at 45270 Main Street, Mendocino. Gallery artists are local and exhibit a diversity of traditional and contemporary art forms including photography,...
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