Virtual Guidebook to the Northern California Coast

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Virtual Guidebook to
The Northern California Coast
and North Coast Ranges
Humboldt, Mendocino, Lake and Sonoma Counties, California

Mendocino Hotel on Main Street.

Table of Contents

Humboldt Bay Area: Arcata (4); Samoa (9); North Spit (3); Port of Eureka (5); Old Town Waterfront (4); Old Town Eureka (10); The City of Eureka (5); Humboldt Bay South (9)
The Eel River: Ferndale (7); Rio Dell and Scotia (3); The Dyerville Flats (4); Bull Creek (3); Garberville, Avenue of the Giants (6); South Fork of the Eel River (8)
The Lost Coast: Lost Coast Headlands (7); Cape Mendocino (5); Punta Gorda (4); Lower Mattole Valley (3); Mattole River Country (7); Black Sands Beach (5); Shelter Cove (11); Whale Gulch, Sinkyone (9); Needle Rock, Sinkyone (8); Bear Harbor, Sinkyone (8); South Lost Coast, Usal (5)
The Mendocino Coast: Westport, (5); Cleone (1); Fort Bragg (5); Noyo (6); Point Cabrillo, Russian Gulch (4); Mendocino Headlands (3); Big River Clifftops (8); Mendocino - Main Street (7); Mendocino - Other Streets (6); Little River and Albion (4); Pygmy Forest, Albion River (5); Montgomery Woods (6); Elk (4); Point Arena (1); Anchor Bay, Gualala (1)
The Sonoma Coast: Sea Ranch (1); Salt Point State Park (6); Fort Ross (5); Lower Russian River (2); Sonoma Coast State Park (6); Bodega Bay (7); Anderson Valley, Navarro River (6)

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Complete Listing
listed from northwest to southeast

Humboldt Bay Area

Arcata

The Indian Arrow Tree, in cutover land east of Korbel.: Standard Size only
Clam Beach, near Arcata.: Standard Size only
Historic Arcata Plaza.: Standard Size only
Part of the campus at Humboldt State University in Arcata.: Standard Size only

Samoa

Dune grass on the sand dunes at Manilla, north of Samoa. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Humboldt Bay Maritime Museum and the Samoa Cookhouse. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The main dining room at the Samoa Cookhouse. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The history room at the Samoa Cookhouse. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Samoa Womens Club. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Bayview Drive in Samoa, overlooking the old lumber mill site on Humboldt Bay. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Vance Avenue, one of the main residential streets in Samoa. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Modest houses in poor repair on Cadman Court, Samoa. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Volunteer fire department on the Samoa town square. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

North Spit on Humboldt Bay

The one remaining pulp mill, south of Samoa on North Spit. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Electric generating station on North Spit, Humboldt Bay. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The heavy stone breakwater on North Spit at the entrance to Humboldt Bay. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

The Port of Eureka

The Fisherman Memorial on Woodley Island in Eureka. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Fishing boats anchored at Woodley Island, Eureka. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The marina on Woodley Island, opposite Old Town. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Eureka harbor from the Del Norte Street fishing pier.: Standard Size only
The Schmidbauer log yard at the Port of Eureka.: Standard Size only

Old Town Eureka Waterfront

The shoreline arena on the waterfront next to the Carson Mansion. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Humboldt Aquatic Center. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Plaza at the bay end of F Street in Old Town Eureka. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The new Eureka Boardwalk, extending south from Old Town. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Old Town Eureka

The historic Carson Mansion at the north end of Old Town. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Carter House hotel occupies several buildings in Old Town Eureka. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A row of white Victorian houses on Third Street. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Second Street at G Street in Old Town. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
F Street in the heart of Old Town Eureka. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Second Street (Two Street) between F and G. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Old Town Gazebo. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A street fair in Old Town Eureka.: Standard Size only
The Eureka Museum and police substation in Old Town. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Second Street at C Street, the south end of Old Town. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

The City of Eureka

Arkley Center for the Performing Arts, in downtown Eureka. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Mural on the back of the Center for Performing Arts. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Saint Bernard Church on H Street in Eureka. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Morris Graves Museum of Art in downtown Eureka. (1-19-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Fort Humboldt State Historical Park, in Eureka.: Standard Size only

Humboldt Bay South to the Eel River

The Loleta post office.: Standard Size only
A trail follows the levee along Hookton Slough at the south end of Humboldt Bay. (6-15-02): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The sand dunes on South Spit.: Standard Size only
The former encampment at South Jetty.: Standard Size only
Table Bluff affords a fine view northwards over Humboldt Bay. (6-15-02): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The old Lighthouse Ranch on Table Bluff north of the mouth of the Eel River. (6-15-02): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Dunes extend southwards from Table Bluff to the mouth of the Eel River. (6-15-02): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Riverwalk, along the Eel River at Fortuna. ( (1-20-08)): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Centerville Beach at the mouth of the Eel River. ( (1-20-08)): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

The Eel River

Ferndale


Opposite the Oddfellows Hall on Main Street in Ferndale. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Ferndale is proud to be a "cow town". (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Palace Saloon on Main Street. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Victorian Inn at the west end of town. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Gingerbread Mansion, a famous "bed and breakfast" hotel. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Berding Street, south of Main Street. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Church of the Asssumption (Catholic) a landmark seen for miles across the Eel River Plain. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Rio Dell and Scotia

Monument Road climbs high above the Eel River. (4-25-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Bear River Ridge leads from Rio Dell and Ferndale to the coast at Cape Mendocino. (4-25-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Scotia Museum in the company town of Scotia.: Standard Size only

The Dyerville Flats

The Founders Tree on the Dyerville Flats.: Standard Size only
In the Founders Grove, Dyerville Flats.: Standard Size only
The fallen Dyerville Giant, perhaps once the largest coast redwood.: Standard Size only
The Avenue of the Giants "Scenic Alternate" crosses over the freeway.: Standard Size only

Bull Creek

The junction of Bull Creek and the Eel River.: Standard Size only
Erosion along Bull Creek, caused by upstream logging.: Standard Size only
Forest along the top of Peavine Ridge, high above Bull Creek.: Standard Size only

Garberville and the Avenue of the Giants

Along the Avenue of the Giants, Humboldt Redwoods, California.: Standard Size only
The 1964 Eel River flood marker at Weott.: Standard Size only
The Benbow Inn's front garden.: Standard Size only
The back garden at the historic Benbow Inn on the Eel River.: Standard Size only

Benbow Lake State Recreation Area, on the Eel River.: Standard Size only
The DeWitt Grove, near Redway on the Eel River. (2-17-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

The South Fork of the Eel River

Highway 101 passes through Richardson Grove.: Standard Size only
The South Fork of the Eel River, south of Richardson Grove.: Standard Size only
A huge landslide along the South Fork of the Eel River, near Smithe Redwoods.: Standard Size only
A sidehill viaduct on the old Redwood Highway.: Standard Size only
Tunnel tree at Smithe Redwoods State Reserve.: Standard Size only
The South Fork of the Eel River at Standish Hickey State Park.: Standard Size only
The "World Famous Tree House", as described in Ripley's Believe It or Not.: Standard Size only
The Drive-Through Tree at Leggett, on the Redwood Highway.: Standard Size only

The Lost Coast

The Lost Coast Headlands

The Fleener Overlook, where the road has collapsed down 400 foot bluffs. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
At the top of the Guthrie Creek Trail on the Lost Coast Headlands. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Guthrie Creek trail skirts massive landslides. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The usually empty beach at the mouth of Guthrie Creek. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Guthrie Creek Beach, remote and wild. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
At the mouth of Guthrie Creek. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Log jams in Guthrie Creek at the base of the trail. (1-20-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Cape Mendocino and the Mattole Coast

Cape Mendocino, with Sugarloaf Island and the old lighthouse.: Standard Size only
The coast road near Cape Mendocino. (4-25-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The beach just south of Cape Mendocino. (4-25-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The low coastal terrace near Cape Mendocino. (4-25-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the switchbacks north of Capetown. (4-25-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Punta Gorda

A partly excavated midden at the mouth of the Mattole River. (4-26-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Douglas iris on the north Lost Coast trail. (4-26-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Lupines near Punta Gorda. (4-26-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Tidepools at Punta Gorda. (4-26-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

The Lower Mattole Valley

Looking east over Petrolia and the Mattole Valley. (4-25-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Mattole Valley (partial panorama). (4-25-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Saint Patricks Church in Petrolia.: Standard Size only

The Mattole River Country

The Mattole River at A.W. Way Park. (4-25-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Gravel bar on the Mattole River. (4-25-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Typical North Coast Range landscape, near Honeydew.: Standard Size only
Along the road between Honeydew and Ettersburg. (4-26-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Council Madrone, near Ettersburg.: Standard Size only
The collapsed Council Madrone, south side. (4-26-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The collapsed Council Madrone, north side. (4-26-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

The Black Sands Beach at Shelter Cove

Interpretive signs at the Black Sands Beach Viewpoint. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Black Sands Beach at the north end of the village of Shelter Cove. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A brilliant winter day on Black Sands Beach at Shelter Cove. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A small stream crosses Black Sands Beach. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Black Sands Beach on the Lost Coast, north of Shelter Cove. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Shelter Cove

The fish cleaning area above the landing at Shelter Cove. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The boat launching area at Shelter Cove. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Restaurant above the landing at Shelter Cove. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Boat storage on the clifftops at Mario's Marina. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Mal Coombes Park, with the relocated Cape Mendocino Lighthouse. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Shelter Cove campground, convenient to the airstrip and gold course. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The air strip runs right through the center of town at Shelter Cove. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Shelter Cove golf course encircles the air strip. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Two small hotels, right on the pocket beach in Shelter Cove. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A small coastal access park, being gradually eroded away. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Private homes dominate the shoreline at Shelter Cove. (1-21-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Whale Gulch, Sinkyone

On the trail in lush green Whale Gulch. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Whale Gulch opens to the ocean at the north end of Sinkyone. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The lower part of Whale Gulch is hidden in a deep narrow gorge. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Above the beach at the mouth of Whale Gulch. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A line of sag ponds south of Whale Gulch. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Several small ponds lie behind at slump block near Whale Gulch. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Jones Beach, between Whale Gulch and Needle Rock. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Low Gap Creek runs across Jones Beach. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Jones Beach on a cold foggy winter day. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Needle Rock, Sinkyone

A large herd of Roosevelt elk lives at Sinkyone. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the coast trail at Low Gap Creek. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Just north of Needle Rock on a foggy day. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the beach at the base of Needle Rock. (2-16-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Nearing sunset, on the clifftops above Needle Rock. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Sunset from the clifftops above Needle Rock. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Barn camp at Needle Rock Ranch. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The ranch house at Needle Rock. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Bear Harbor, Sinkyone

Red alders along the Bear Harbor Road. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Big surf south of Needle Rock Ranch. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Flat Rock, between Needle Rock and Bear Harbor. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Huge old eucalyptus trees at Railroad Gulch. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Bear Harbor camp area. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the beach at Bear Harbor. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Driftwood on the Bear Harbor beach. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Dangerous cliff edge at Bear Harbor. (2-15-08): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

The South Lost Coast and Usal

The Usal Road, high above the fog-bound Lost Coast.: Standard Size only
From Jackass Ridge, above Wheeler.: Standard Size only
Behind the beach at the mouth of Jackass Creek.: Standard Size only
Remnants of the millpond at the site of the Wheeler lumber mill.: Standard Size only
In the Sally Bell Grove, on the ridge above Wheeler.: Standard Size only

The Mendocino Coast

Westport

The huge Hardy Creek Slide near Rockport on Highway One.: Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Campground on the low clifftops at Westport-Union Landing State Beach.: Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Randy Fry viewpoint north of Westport.: Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Historical signs in Headlands Park, Westport.: Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Fanciful new Victorian buildings in Westport.: Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Cleone

The beach at MacKerricher covered with kelp from a recent storm.: Standard Size only

Fort Bragg

The California Western Railroad, known as the Skunk train, terminus in Fort Bragg. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Union Lumber Company's guest house, now the Guest House Museum. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Company Store on Highway 1 in the center of Fort Bragg. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Franklin Street in Fort Bragg's historic downtown district. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A busy coffee shop, galleries and interesting businesses on Laurel Street. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Noyo

Restaurants and motels at the fishing port of Noyo under the Highway 1 bridge. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Fishing and crabbing businesses line the mouth of the Noyo River. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Cappys Bar at the port of Noyo. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Crab traps stacked on the dock at Noyo. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A rainy morning in the fishing boat harbor. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Chamberlain Creek Falls in Jackson State Forest.: Standard Size only

Point Cabrillo and Russian Gulch

The lighthouse on the rocky shore at Point Cabrillo. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Point Cabrillo Lighthouse, recently restored. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Rain and wind at dusk, the Point Cabrillo Lighthouse. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
At the edge of the forest, Russian Gulch headlands.: Standard Size only

Mendocino Headlands State Park

The northern cove at Mendocino Headlands. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Winter surf at Mendocino Headlands State Park. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The entire undeveloped meadow and clifftop area is protected in Mendocino Headlands State Park. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Big River Clifftops at Mendocino

The path down to the beach at the end of Main Street. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Winter surf at the mouth of the Big River. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A sunny winter day on the clifftop path at Mendocino. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Beautiful winter weather at the mouth of the Big River, Mendocino. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the clifftops at the mouth of the Big River. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A gray and stormy day on the clifftop path in Mendocino. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Main Street, Mendocino, from the undeveloped clifftop area. (11-12-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Big River mill site, Mendocino.: Standard Size only

Main Street, Mendocino

The westernmost block of Main Street in Mendocino. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Artists Coop Gallery of Mendocino on Main Street. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Interesting businesses on Main Street and it's side alleys. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The historic Mendocino Hotel. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Galleries and restaurants on Main Street. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The McCallum Museum on Main Street in Mendocino. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Inside the Mendocino Presbyterian Church.: Standard Size only

Other Streets, Mendocino

Temple Kwan Tai in Mendocino. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Opposite Pattersons Pub on Lansing Street, formerly Highway 1 through town. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Masonic Hall, topped with the solid redwood sculpture of "Father Time and the Maiden". (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Albion Street in Mendocino.: Standard Size only
Victorian houses and grassy vacant lots in Mendocino.: Standard Size only
The old Masonic Hall in Mendocino.: Standard Size only

Little River and Albion

The Little River Inn.: Standard Size only
The old harbor at Albion, now a campground.: Standard Size only
Heritage House, built in 1877.: Standard Size only
Same Time and Next Year, two of the cottages at Heritage House.: Standard Size only

Pygmy Forest and the Albion River

Start of the nature trail at the pygmy forest in Van Damme State Park. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Dwarf Bolander pine (Pinus contorta) is the largest species in the pygmy forest. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Mendocino cypress is another dwarf tree species in the pygmy forest. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A hint of fall color in the redwood forest on the upper Albion River. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Protected habitat along the tiny Albion River near Comptche. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Montgomery Woods

Bare ground between the huge trees at the north end of Montgomery Woods. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The trail at Montgomery Woods skirts the swampy grove floor. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Giant chain ferns grow in the swampy lower parts of Montgomery Woods. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
One of the largest trees at Montgomery Woods, among the world's tallest. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Oxalis carpets the forest floor at the margins of the grove. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Yellow hazelnut leaves enliven the sombre redwood forest in fall. (11-13-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Elk

Cuffy Cove community cemetery, near Elk.: Standard Size only
The town of Elk, from the south. (5-11-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Above Greenwood Cove, south of Elk. (5-11-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Greenwood Creek Beach. (5-11-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Point Arena

The lighthouse at Point Arena.: Standard Size only

Anchor Bay and Gualala

Near Schooner Gulch, south of Point Arena.: Standard Size only

The Sonoma Coast

Sea Ranch

The lodge at Sea Ranch.: Standard Size only

Salt Point State Park

Sentinel Rock, in the north part of Salt Point State Park. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the Bluff Trail at Salt Point. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Eroded rocks on the coast at Salt Point. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Spring wildflowers at Salt Point. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
North coastal prairie, a native grassland, at Salt Point. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
In the campground at Salt Point State Park. (5-11-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Fort Ross

Historic cannons at Fort Ross State Historic Park. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
At the southwest corner of the Fort Ross palisade. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Upstairs in the blockhouse at Fort Ross. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the grassy headlands at Fort Ross. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The high and narrow coast highway south of Fort Ross. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

The Lower Russian River

The mouth of the Russian River, at Jenner. (5-12-03): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Willow Camp, environmental campsites on the Russian River. (9-12-04): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Sonoma Coast State Park

South of Goat Rock at Sonoma Coast State Park. (2-18-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Goat Rock Beach at the mouth of the Russian River. (2-18-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Above Blind Beach, south of Goat Rock. (2-18-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Heavt surf at Portugese Beach, Sonoma Coast State Park. (2-18-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Wind and high surf at Wrights Beach. (2-18-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Duncans Landing, famous for the "sneaker waves" that periodically sweep the point. (2-18-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Bodega Bay

The Tides Restaurant on Bodega Bay. (2-19-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Lucas Wharf on Bodega Bay.: Standard Size only
The breakwater at Bodega Bay.: Standard Size only
The Bird Walk on Bodega Bay. (2-19-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Wetland and upland habitats on the Bodega Bay Bird Walk. (2-19-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Afternoon on the bluff tops at Bodega Harbour. (2-18-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Midday on the open space clifftops at Bodega Harbour. (2-19-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

The Anderson Valley and Navarro River

On Highway 128 in the center of Boonville. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Fall colors in the vineyards of the Anderson Valley. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Grapevines with fall colors, Navarro Vineyards. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Incense cedar grows on patches of serpentinite and blue clay near Yorkville. (11-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Big Hendy Redwood Grove, at Hendy Woods State Park.: Standard Size only
The Navarro River at Hendy Woods.: Standard Size only

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