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 © Bob Dyer
Less than two miles from downtown Petaluma, California, the Petaluma Wetlands are 500 acres, with trails through or adjacent to a variety of habitats ranging from tidal salt marshes to freshwater marshes. The contiguous wetlands are Alman Marsh, Shollenberger Park and Ellis Creek. To the west a portion of the trail system parallels the Petaluma River and beyond it there are hills clustered with native oaks. To the east lies Sonoma Mountain, once a volcano, millions of years ago.
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Sleep in a Caboose at the Featherbed Railroad Bed & Breakfast
At the Featherbed Railroad, guests sleep in one of our nine luxuriously-furnished (recycled!) caboose suites.
We are located on the north shore of Clear Lake, the largest natural freshwater lake in California and possibly the oldest lake in North America, also known as the "Bass Capitol of...
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Photo © Luciano Zamboni
The Inn at Victorian Gardens is a luxury inn located on 92 private acres on the northern California coast, serving dinners of authentic Italian cuisine in the elegant dining room or rustic garden Enoteca and providing Mendocino accommodations of the highest quality. The beautifully appointed...
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