Discover 9 parks for hiking within driving distance of Fort Bragg
"Fort Bragg is the closest city, offering dining, shopping, and the famous Glass Beach. Visitors often stay here for easy access to the park."
A coastal park with beaches, tide pools, wetlands, and abundant wildlife.
"Fort Bragg is a coastal city known for Glass Beach and the Skunk Train. Residents enjoy quick access to Jug Handle SNR for hiking and nature outings."
Jug Handle SNR preserves unique coastal terraces and diverse plant habitats along the Mendocino Coast.
"A coastal city known for Glass Beach and the Skunk Train, Fort Bragg offers dining, shopping, and easy access to the park for day trips."
A coastal park with redwoods, a waterfall, and scenic ocean views near Mendocino.
"Fort Bragg offers additional coastal attractions like Glass Beach and the Skunk Train, making it a great base for exploring Mendocino Headlands State Park."
A scenic coastal park with bluffs, beaches, and ocean vistas surrounding Mendocino village.
"A coastal city known for Glass Beach and the Skunk Train, Fort Bragg visitors enjoy easy access to Mendocino Woodlands for forest adventures."
A historic redwood forest park offering group camps, cabins, and scenic hiking in Mendocino County.
"Fort Bragg offers attractions like Glass Beach and the Skunk Train, making it a convenient stop for travelers exploring the Mendocino Coast and nearby parks."
A coastal park with redwoods, fern canyons, and beach access near Mendocino.
"Fort Bragg on the Mendocino Coast is a popular destination for its scenic beaches and proximity to redwood parks."
A tranquil redwood grove featuring ancient trees and lush forest scenery.
"Fort Bragg visitors come inland to Standish-Hickey SRA for sunny weather, river swimming, and redwood forest hikes."
A redwood-filled park with river access, camping, and hiking in northern Mendocino County.
"Fort Bragg is a popular coastal destination with beaches, restaurants, and shops, making it a convenient base for exploring the remote Sinkyone Wilderness."
A remote coastal park with forests, beaches, and rugged wilderness along California’s Lost Coast.
