Kibesillah House

Nearby activities

Things to do while you stay on the Mendocino Coast; web sites to look at before you come here.

Outdoors people of all sorts will find plenty to do near Kibesillah House. There are many public coastal access points nearby, including several State Parks. For information on local parks, visit the official Mendocino Coast State Parks site. For artistic photos of local public lands, try Mendocino Photography. For trail guides to local trails, visit Bored Feet Press. Bored Feet also publishes the Glovebox Guide to the Mendocino Coast, a complete guide for explorers on foot, in cars, or on bicycles. Opportunities are plentiful for hiking, fishing, photography, kayaking, abalone diving, or just plain lounging about.

Just north of Kibesillah is Pacific Star Winery. Be sure to stop in for a tasting. Further north is the quaint little town of Westport, which is well worth an exploratory stroll.

Ten miles to the south, you'll find the city of Fort Bragg. It's a major metropolis by local standards, with a population of around 6000. You'll find just about anything you need there. If you need gear for you outdoor adventures, stop by the Outdoor Store.

Another ten miles south, you'll find the hyper-quaint village of Mendocino, with perhaps the highest per capita population of artists in the world. The Mendocino Arts Center is a must-see. Be sure to catch a show at the Mendocino Theatre Company when you're there.

The hills around Mendocino are dotted with individual artists' studios, such as Cynthia Myers sand carved glass

Perhaps classical music is your passion. The Symphony of the Redwoods offers concerts in the fall, winter, and spring. During the summer, there's the Mendocino Music Festival

For gardeners, there's the Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens, and several wonderful nurseries such as Digging Dog Nursery.

If you are looking to buy property on the Mendocino Coast, try Cheryl Walters Mendocino Coast Realty

For a complete directory of Mendocino area web sites, try Mendo-Links

...and that's just the beginning. There's plenty more to see, smell, and taste on the Mendocino Coast.