Visit Mendocino
Fort Bragg & Mendocino are well known for their delectable dishes. From exquisite cuisine to local breweries; there are many dining options to choose from. See below for links to our favorite restaurants in the area:
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:: Attractions
:: Shopping
:: Art Galleries
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- Point Cabrillo Light Station: The Point Cabrillo Lightstation is a California State Historic Park, includes the historic 1909 Light Station (30.5 acres), and approximately 270 acres of undeveloped coastal bluffs and prairie.
- Mendocino Headlands: Gentile trails, great location for photography and painting, and amazing ocean views.
- Historic Ford House and Visitor Center: Along with providing visitors with general Mendocino information, the Ford House also contains a scale model exhibit of Mendocino in 1890.
- Kelley House Museum: The Kelley House Museum was in built in 1861 by one of the founding fathers of Mendocino, William Kelly. The museum also contains a storage facility and staffed research office.
- The Temple of Kwan Tai: Dedicated to the Chinese god of war, the temple offers living evidence of Mendocino's 19th century chinese community.
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- Mendocino Art Center: Studios and classrooms for painting, drawing, jewelry, ceramics, sculpture and fiber arts. Also includes exhibition galleries for established and emerging artists.
- Panache Gallery: Mendocino gallery that includes bronze, wood, and glass sculptures, paintings, jewelry, decorative and unique furniture.
- The Highlight Gallery: Featuring the finest artists in the northern California region.
- Prentice Gallery: The Prentice Gallery offers an array of art offerings such as photography, ceremics, sculpture, woodturings, paintings, prints, and more.
- Artists’ CO-OP of Mendocino: A fine arts gallery, owned and operated by local artists, in the north coast village of Mendocino, California.
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