Mendocino County boasts some of the most fantastic natural hot springs in the world. The soothing 90-degree sparkling waters have drawn famous names throughout the decades. Mark Twain, Jack London, > read more
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The Grace Hudson Museum features the best of the region’s art, history and anthropology. Exhibits in the museum range in subject matter from Native American culture and Northern California coast > read more
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This 80-acre park is situated along Orr Creek, one of the three major streams which run through the city of Ukiah and an important tributary of the Russian River. The > read more
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The wildlife in Mendocino County is very diverse, and there is a lot of it. Hunting for turkey, bear, pig and blacktail deer, among other species, can be hunted in > read more
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The Ukiah Municipal Golf Course provides just what you are looking for to soothe that craving for golf. This quaint public course is very affordable and provides a great golf > read more
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The Cow Mountain Recreation Area is an expansive area that provides all of the outdoor recreation that you could ever imagine. With over 60,000 acres, the Cow Mountain Recreation Area > read more
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Get off the beaten path and away from the hectic life of the city at Montgomery Woods State Reserve outside Ukiah. Of California’s 31 redwood parks this is one of > read more
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Mendocino County is a wonderful grape-growing and wine-producing area. The county’s winegrowing areas can be divided into three distinct regions, one of which is the Redwood Valley. A Taste of > read more
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Experience the history of Mendocino Wine Country by visiting the legendary Parducci Wine Cellars, the oldest continually running winery in Mendocino County. Parducci’s roots run deep, established in 1932 they > read more
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> Ukiah Brewing Company On State St., live music and organic food can be enjoyed at the Ukiah Brewing Company, a brew pub next to the county courthouse. The Ukiah > read more
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Where wine country meets redwood forests, among rolling hills and oak groves, you will find Lake Mendocino. The lake has something for everyone and is a dream come true for > read more
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The Ukiah Valley Conference Center is a great place for planning and hosting an upcoming event. The Center is a state-of-the-art meeting facility, offering a variety of spaces able to > read more
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Sundays In The Park Free Concert Series is the largest and most recognized community event in Mendocino County. Since 1991, the series has thrilled the community with exceptional musical performances > read more
Apr 062012
Coyote Valley Casino is located in the heart of Mendocino County where you will experience the wild and rustic feel of the Redwoods, the crisp clear air of the Mendocino > read more
Apr 042012
dig! music is a community-focused independent record store in Downtown Ukiah that stocks music for all ages and tastes: jazz, pop, country, reggae, world, R & B, hip hop, classical > read more
Apr 092012
Mendocino Brewing Company is internationally renowned as a brewer of full-flavored, traditional ales. The company was established in 1983 as California’s first Brewpub at Hopland and is recognized as a pioneer in the American Craft Brewing renaissance.
Apr 042012
OCO Time is the best place to eat OCO on the west coast. OCO is a combination of sliced cabbage, bean sprouts, chopped scallions, an organic egg and noodles grilled > read more
May 052011
For delicious Thai cuisine, go to Ruen Tong restaurant in Ukiah providing the most relaxing, romantic environment for the enjoyment of your meal. The walls enclosing the dining room are > read more
Apr 042012
707-462-4010 101 S Main St, Ukiah, CA 95482 DragonsLairUkiah.com
May 062011
Three Sisters is a shop that focuses on gifts for your body, mind and soul. They carry objects that are beautiful as well as imbued with spirit and meaning. They > read more
Apr 042012
Village Books include literary fiction, mysteries, westerns, science fiction, adventure/espionage, romance, kids books, young adult literature, poetry, drama, Christian fiction, religious studies, history, science, sports and, well, you name it. > read more