Magazine Ranks Ten Best for 2018 Eureka, Calif. Each year, Lonely Planet asks its community of travel experts, in-house editors, researchers on the road, and locals on the ground to…
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This article is from Elizabeth Harryman and originally appeared in AAA Magazine. The full article was run with permission on the Lake County website HERE. Photo above: Ron Keas. Waterfowl…
This Secret Corner of California Is a Paradise for Lovers of Great Food and Top-Notch Wines Jody Rosen meets the free spirits giving shape to this flourishing wine region with…
Taste. Sip. Indulge. Since the late 1960s when trailblazers carved a path north to Mendocino County to live off the land, artisan farmers had no idea their simplistic farm-to-fork ethos…
Burst Into Spring April brings a spectacular show of wildflowers and blooms throughout Mendocino County, from the inland valleys to the redwood forests and to the coastal bluffs. The winter…
Del Norte County has many acres of beautiful scenery, but if your stay in the county is short, here’s a few must-see-and-do spots for your your list! From Redwoods to…
California’s North Coast is home to a variety of goat dairies that produce some wonderful cheeses that have the benefit of being lower in fat than traditional cheese and a…
The Wines of Lake and Mendocino Counties Two of the most rugged, remote and uncrowded wine regions in California stretch from the crashing surf of the Pacific Ocean in Mendocino…
Family-Friendly Adventures Await in Lake County Geocaching is a family-friendly outdoor scavenger-hunt game wherein players hike the great outdoors in search of hidden-treasure caches left by other players. The caches…
The beaches, dunes and wetlands of the Humboldt Bay area can offer an outdoor adventure or that solitude you’ve been searching for. All within minutes of Eureka or Arcata.
A Grand Way to Explore Lake County The beautiful wine country region of Lake County is always outstanding for a Sunday drive, as it is home to California’s first-ever quilt…
The Point Arena-Stornetta Unit of the California Coastal National Monument, just south of the Point Arena lighthouse in Mendocino County, includes almost 1,700 wild, undisturbed acres of California coastline.