| check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. off highway 1, this relaxed hotel is 2 miles from downtown fort bragg and 7 miles from point cabrillo lighthouse. amenities include a mini-golf course, a hair salon, a video game arcade and meeting facilities. suites add living space and features such as jacuzzis or fireplaces. the casual rooms are equipped with free wi-fi, flat-screen tvs with dvd players, minifridges and coffeemakers. parking is free
Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport 2 hr 11
Point Cabrillo Light Station State Historic Park (11 min)
Protected 1909 lighthouse, outbuildings & cottage on a rugged headland in a 296.5-acre park. Guest House Museum (4 min)
Built in 1892 out of local redwood, this mansion now houses the HQ of the local historical society. Glass Beach (8 min)
Rocky stretch of waterfront featuring colorful, broken pieces of glass washed up on the shore. Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens (3 min)
Known for its rhododendrons, this clifftop garden offers ocean views, picnic spots & trails. Coastal trail (8 min) The Skunk Train (5 min)
Railroad tours on a historic train leading through meadows, canyons & redwood forest. Van Damme State Park (13 min)
Scenic park with a beach & trails plus the Pygmy Forest, where mature trees stand only inches tall. MacKerricher State Park (10 min)
Rocky coastline & beach for hiking, woods with camping, bird-filled wetlands & seal-watching. Russian Gulch State Park (10 min)
Park with ocean & forest terrain offering camping & hiking amid tide pools, a waterfall & woodlands. Point Cabrillo Lighthouse Museum (11 min)
This state park features a lighthouse & restored lightkeeper homes, plus a marine science exhibit. Triangle Tattoo & Museum (4 min)
Tiny museum inside a funky tattoo shop with tattoo-history artifacts & informational exhibits. Noyo Headlands Park (4 min) Sea Glass Museum (4 min)
Quaint, relaxed museum in a converted home, offering a range of colored sea glass, plus a gift shop. Mendocino Headlands State Park (13 min)
Miles of trails along a cliff, secluded beaches & nice views in a 7,400-acre wildlife corridor. Jug Handle State Natural Reserve (5 min)
Reserve featuring a 2.5-mile trail through terraces formed by glacier, sea & tectonic activities. | 
