Let us be your guide to the many pleasures of Mendocino County. Look through our digital magazine to find information on where to stay, where to eat, where to shop and more. Start from Page 1 and browse cover to cover; or use the links on this page to jump right to the many things we have to tell you about Mendocino County. Timeless communities and rugged natural splendor invite journeying in Mendocino County from coast to inland, north to south. You’re invited to experience our rural small towns, agricultural heritage, arts and crafts, and the pleasures of the table. As we like to say... put a little Mendocino in your life!
The annual Whale Festivals could get even more attention than usual this year because, on October 2009, a dead female blue whale washed ashore on a rocky part of the coast south of Fort Bragg. The whale, which had been injured by a boat’s propeller, was over 70 feet long. A research team from Humboldt State University’s Museum in Arcata came to collect data from this mammal. The blue whale is the world’s largest living animal. Along with the humpback whale and the gray whale, the blue whale is a baleen whale, which feeds on tiny crustaceans that it strains through baleen plates in its mouth.
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Whether you are visiting Mendocino County or making plans to travel with your precious pooch(s), your life just became so much easier now you have picked up the Mendocino Travelers Guide. Mendocino County is one pet friendly destination.
For Lisa Lee, her artistic journey has been a road that continuously takes her back to her own center. “In my twenties, I began to realize I had been living in very oppressive conditions. I had to heal my way out and allow my inner voice to express itself.”
