Mendocino County100 miles of wild coast, redwoods at your back.

Historic clapboard New England by the sea, gallery-and-inn driven.

Working coastal town with brewery, harbor, walkable Franklin Street.

Forested coastal ridge with river-mouth bridge, off-grid friendly.

Polished hamlet with inns, golf, gardens just south of Mendocino.

Tiny cliffside village with dramatic sea stacks and end-of-the-road feel.

Forested pocket community between Mendocino and Fort Bragg.

End-of-the-line frontier coastal hamlet north of Fort Bragg.

Inland ranching community 16 miles east of the coast.

Wine and ag valley hub with Boontling dialect heritage.

Vineyard and apple-orchard corridor along Highway 128.

Southern Anderson Valley with oak savanna and large parcels.

Riverside redwoods at the cool foggy end of the valley.

Tasting-room main street on Highway 101, gateway from Sonoma.

County seat with walkable courthouse core and Saturday farmers market.

Small valley settlement east of Ukiah around City of Ten Thousand Buddhas.

Wine and ag valley north of Ukiah with larger parcels.

Lakeside flats at the foot of Lake Mendocino.

Remote ag valley with pear orchards and ranches.

Gateway-to-the-Redwoods main street with Skunk Train terminus.

Forested 1972-era subdivision in the redwoods north of Willits.

Cannabis-country crossroads on 101 with alternative culture.

Round Valley high-desert basin ringed by mountains and tribal lands.

Last Mendocino town on 101 before redwoods proper.

Smallest incorporated city in California, the lighthouse town.

Pastoral coastal terrace north of Point Arena.

Coastal forested cove between Point Arena and Gualala.

Mouth-of-the-Gualala-River retail hub straddling the Mendocino-Sonoma line.