About The Redwood Coast*
(with "Events On The Redwood Coast")
General, Housing, Climate, etc...  along with Ongoing Events throughout the Year...
*2003 REDWOOD COAST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Map Guide.

Beach Season*
With less fog and wind, and more warmth, Labor Day weekend showcases the coast at it's best...
by George Lauer
*The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, Thursday, September 2, 2004.

Carved In Stone*
The strange pocked rocks of Salt Point State Park on California's Sonoma coast might look like messages...
by Jeff Cox
* Via - The AAA Traveler's Companion, May + June 2004, Volume 125, Number 3.

Mammoths May Have Scratched On Sonoma Coast Rocks*
Texas university will test samples, which archaeologist expects to date back to Ice Age...
by Bob Norberg
*The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, Saturday, May 14, 2005.

'Off Season' Still Busy In Mendocino*
Winter months bring surfers, bird watchers, seal pups and more...
by Nancy Barth
*Mendocino Travelers Guide, Spring 2004.

Outdoor Recreation In Mendocino County*
Gualala and Point Arena are being discovered by travelers who seek a peaceful getaway
 in an unsurpassed natural setting with a casual atmosphere.
The region also boasts an active arts community, great food and interesting history.
*Mendocino Visitor, Mendocino County's Annual Visitor & Tourism Guide, Volume Seventeen, 2005/2006.

OZ Farm Harvest Festival*
For the sixth year in a row, the rustic, and bucolic OZ Farm is opening up their yellow brick road...
*Lighthouse Peddler, Issue #35, September, 2004

Point Arena Lighthouse*
Unique construction key to Landmark status.
The Point Arena Light Station may soon be recognized as a National Historical Landmark.
by Jeff Gales    Special to the ICO
*Independent Coast Observer (ICO), May 21, 2004.

The Simple Life...Serenity By The Sea*
At the Mar Vista inn near Gualala,
visitors can harvest and cook their own meals and experience peace and tranquility in a cozy cottage...
by Meg McConahey
*The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, Saturday, September 3, 2005.

Roadside Distractions*
So you thought all Wine Country had to offer was vineyards, beaches and big trees?
Think again...
by Debra D. Bass and John Beck
*The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California, Thursday, April 10, 2003.
 
Season by Season:*
A year in the life of the Mendonoma Coast.
Which time is best to visit Mendonoma?  Each season has its special charm...
*Independent Coast Observer, 2003 Edition, Destination Mendonoma.

Try Redwood Coast For Romantic Trips*
Winter on the Redwood Coast
(from Fort Ross in Sonoma County through Irish Beach in Mendocino County)
 offers a remarkable variety...
by Jan Harris
*Coastal Traveler, Winter 2004, Volume XVIII Number 1, Tomales Bay Publishing Co., Point Reyes Station, CA.

Welcome to Mendocino County...*
Overview of the Region with South Coast Mendocino Highlights...
*Mendocino Visitor, Mendocino County's Annual Visitor & Tourism Guide, Volume Sixteen, 2004/2005.

Welcome to Mendonoma!*
Some visitors say it is a bit like Ireland,
others like a part of Portugal,
others say it is much like Scotland...
*Independent Coast Observer, 2002 Summer Edition, Destination Mendonoma.

Whale-Watching Spots Along The North Coast*
From the grassy hills around Valley Ford and Bodega Bay to the forested bluffs north of Jenner,
Sonoma County's coastline...
by Andrew Pridgen
*Coastal Traveler, Winter 2004, Volume XVIII Number 1, Tomales Bay Publishing Co., Point Reyes Station, CA.

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And MORE to come!!!.