Glass Beach
Glass Beach is a well-known beach in Fort Bragg and might be the most-searched beach in all of California....
Glass Beach is a well-known beach in Fort Bragg and might be the most-searched beach in all of California....
Main Beach is the beach closest to the main entrance and campgrounds in MacKerricher State Park north of Fort...
Seaside Beach is just north of MacKerricher State Park where Seaside Creek sometimes flows through the sand to the...
Pudding Creek Beach is next to an old wooden train trestle that now is a multi-use recreational trail bridge...
Virgin Creek Beach is sandy shoreline tucked away in the middle of MacKerricher State Park. It’s only reachable by...
Hidden Beach is completely hidden from view below some homes along Highway 1 north of Fort Bragg. At low...
Hare Creek Beach is in a deep cove formed by Hare Creek just south of Fort Bragg. The cove...
Ten Mile Beach is the long stretch of coastline at Inglenook Fen Ten Mile Dunes Preserve in MacKerricher State...
Pine Beach is the common name for the beach at the mouth of Mitchell Creek south of Fort Bragg....
Noyo Harbor Beach is a sandy strip on Noyo Bay at the north side of the Noyo River mouth...
This popular beach in MacKerricher State Park doesn’t have an official name. Locals just call it the beach next...
The Seal Watching Station on Laguna Point in MacKerricher State Park has several viewing platforms for seal and whale watching...
Belinda Point Beach is a small beach in a pocket cove south of Fort Bragg. The Mendocino Land Trust...
This is a little-known state-provided beach access from the end of Jefferson Way in Fort Bragg. The beach here...
Ocean Drive Beach Access is a state-provided coastal access just south of Fort Bragg. This is a stunning sandy...
Pomo Bluffs Park is on a rocky bluff south of the Noyo River in Fort Bragg. This is an...
With sweeping ocean views, the Beachcomber Motel & Spa welcomes guests with eco-friendly and pet-friendly accommodations. This Fort Bragg...
Once a pre Civil War military site, Fort Bragg is now better known for its scenery. There are six beaches making up nearby MacKerricher State Park, including perhaps the most popular, Glass Beach. This famous location is a big draw for tourists, known mostly for its sea glass. The beach used to serve as a town dump, eventually closing in the late 1960’s when the town began cleaning it up. Over the years, though, the pounding ocean bore down on the remnants, breaking up the leftover glass into small and smooth pieces.