Beaches in Point Arena, California

Point Arena was one of the first lighthouses built on the California coast and definitely one of the prettiest. The original lighthouse was nearly destroyed by the 1906 earthquake. The lighthouse that stands today is open for tours ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Point Arena was one of the first lighthouses built on the California coast and definitely one of the prettiest. The original lighthouse was nearly destroyed by the 1906 earthquake. The lighthouse that stands today is open for tours ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Point Arena was one of the first lighthouses built on the California coast and definitely one of the prettiest. The original lighthouse was nearly destroyed by the 1906 earthquake. The lighthouse that stands today is open for tours ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Service Reduction Information Trash Reduction Removal of trash cans throughout the park. Pack it In, Pack it out signs posted. Reduction in the number of campground dumpsters and number of pickups.... More on Parks

The park has a beach, sand dunes, and flat grasslands, with nearly 18,000 feet of ocean frontage. The beach line curves gently to form a "catch basin" for sea debris, which accounts for the volume ... More on Parks.ca.gov

Navigate your way along the entire Mendocino Coast... ...through or to the lovely seacoast towns and villages of (from south to north) Gualala, Anchor Bay, Point Arena, Manchester Irish Beach, Elk, Albion, Little River Mendocino, ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Schooner Gulch State Beach covers 53 acres of undeveloped state park land between Point Arena and Anchor Bay. The state beach is a protected cove tucked between towering cliffs with a small creek, tidepools, wavecarved formations, ... More on Trails

The Burnett Gallery and Jacob Foyer have Second Saturday monthly openings with a variety of exhibits in different media. Our openings are 5 to 7pm, with finger food and an opportunity to talk to th... More on uptake_content

The Gualala River is a river on the northern coast of California. Most of the river is in Sonoma County, but a portion is in Mendocino County. The 32 mi (51 km) long river's headwaters are high in ... More on AnglerWeb.com

To reach the southern trailhead, from Highway 1 in Fort Bragg, head north, passing the old railroad trestle over Pudding Creek. Continue past the first motel north of the trestle and park in the di... More on TrailLink.com

...acres and acres of salt marsh and wetlands at the mouth of the Noyo River, inhabited by nesting birds and ducks; a ... More on Amazon.com