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NORTH COAST WILLOW CREEK (E4) CALPELLA (D4) Willow Creek China Flat Museum. 530/629-2653. Hwys. 299 & 96. Bigfoot/Sasquatch lore. Lake Mendocino Recreation Area. 707/462-7581. Swim at a sheltered beach. MENDOCINO DISTRICT See map, this page BOONVILLE (E3) Anderson Valley Historical Society Museum. 707/895-3207. 12340 Hwy. 128. Pomo Indian history and early ranching. Anderson Marsh State Historic Park. 707/994-0688. Hwy. 53. Uncover a rich archaeological history in a former Pomo Indian home. Visit Mendocino County. 707/964-9010; 866/GOMENDO. Charming towns, coastal villages, towering redwoods, intimate wineries. Mendocino County...what you've been missing! info@visitmendocino.com; visitmendocino.com. FORT BRAGG (C1) GUALALA (G2) CLEARLAKE (F6) Guest House Museum. 707/964-4251. 343 N. Main St. Examine historic military and timber artifacts. MacKerricher State Park. 707/964-9112. BONUS Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens. 707/964-4352. 18220 N. Hwy. 1. Traverse fern canyons and flower-filled settings. road trip Redwood Coast Chamber of Commerce. 707/884-1080. 39150 S. Hwy. 1. HOPLAND (F4) Solar Living Institute. 707/472-2450. 13711 S. Hwy. 101. KELSEYVILLE (F5) Clear Lake State Park. 707/279-4293. LAKEPORT (E5) Lake County Historic Courthouse Museum. 707/263-4555. 255 N. Main St. LITTLE RIVER (D1) Van Damme State Park. 707/937-5804. Beachcomb, traverse the Pygmy Forest or Fern Canyon. LOWER LAKE (F6) Knoxville Recreation Area. 707/468-4000. Access OHV areas. LUCERNE (E5) Lake County Visitor Information Center. 707/274-5652; 800/525-3743. 6110 E. Hwy. 20. MANCHESTER (F2) Manchester State Park. 707/882-2463. MENDOCINO (D1) Ford House Museum & State Park Visitor Center. 707/937-5397. 735 Main St. Preserved 1854 home. Kelley House Museum. 707/937-5791. 45007 Albion St. Learn about logging. trip idea | MENDOCINO DISTRICT Savor redwoods, rugged seascapes, organic foods, golf, and sunsets beside the sea. INFO California Welcome CenterSM, Arcata; 707/822-3619 KELSEYVILLE. Swimming, boating, waterskiing, and bass fishing are on the docket of fun at Clear Lake State Park, site of California's largest freshwater lake wholly within the state. (F5) HOPLAND. Learn about sustainable living-from solar power to organic gardening-on a self-guided tour of the Solar Living Institute, followed by wine tasting and bocce ball at Brutocao Cellars. (F4) UKIAH. Stop for tasty treats at Schat's Courthouse Bakery and Café, great reads at Mendocino Book Company, and local organic brews plus live music at Ukiah Brewing Company. (D4) MONTGOMERY WOODS STATE NATURAL RESERVE. Experience one of California's secret-gem redwood parks. Montgomery Woods Trail makes a 2-mile loop through soaring stands of never-logged coast redwoods. (D3) MENDOCINO. Stroll past lovely gardens fronting carefully restored Victorian homes and inns. Try Brazilian fish stew at Mendocino Cafe. Watch the sunset from nearby bluffs. (D1) LITTLE RIVER. Go for a birdie on Little River Inn's oceanfront nine-hole course (also an Audubon-certified wildlife sanctuary), or indulge with a massage. Finish with cocktails and calamari at the bar. (D1) More ideas at visitcalifornia.com/trip-ideas 198 | VISITCALIFORNIA.COM http://www.visitmendocino.com http://www.treesofmystery.net http://www.visitcalifornia.com/trip-ideas http://www.treesofmystery.net http://www.VISITCALIFORNIA.COM

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