The Top 10 Things to See and Do in Navarro, California

Navarro Head
Navarro Head | © Clinton Steeds/Flickr
Deanna Morgado

Nestled within Mendocino County in California, sits the hidden gem of Navarro. This small town has it all for nature lovers: the breathtaking redwood forests, majestic ocean views, artsy shows and events, and many more nature-connecting intrigues. Navarro, California is a great place to reconnect, have fun, and is a must-visit. Keep reading to see exactly what Navarro has to offer.

Drive California State Route 128

The CA Hwy 218 is an absolutely gorgeous must-drive in California. The highway takes you through redwood forests, to the Anderson Valley wine tasting region, right to the Pacific Ocean. You’ll be in awe of the redwood forests through the lower elevation which also runs next to the Navarro River. And if you feel like taking a break on the drive, there’s plenty of wineries and other beautiful scenery to stop at along the way.

California State Route 128

1. Stay At The Navarro Mill Guesthouse

Guesthouse

The Navarro Mill Guesthouse is the perfect place for those planning to spend a few days admiring the Navarro area. Once a B&B, now the whole Guesthouse is a vacation rental. The guesthouse is a majestic and historical building, restored after being built for the owner of the local sawmill during the peak logging era in the early years of the 20th century. Nestled in the tranquil redwoods just above Hwy 128, The Navarro Mill Guesthouse is the perfect place to soak up all the town has to offer.

2. Navarro Vineyards & Winery

Winery

Navarro Vinyard
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Family owned and operated, Navarro Vineyards and Winery has been making wine and producing non-alcoholic grape juices since 1974. This small winery’s fine wines cannot usually be found in stores, making tastings and tours a one-of-a-kind experience.

The Outpost Trade Show

Coming to Navarro September 8-10, The Outpost Trade Show is a weekend retreat for those looking to engage themselves, along with others, with their love of nature, arts, and culture. The retreat consists of fun activities, great food, amazing performances, and opportunities to build connections with like-minded people, brands, and agencies from all over. Purchase your badge here.

Navarro Point Reserve

This 55-acre piece of a nature reserve is owned and protected by the Mendocino Land Trust at Navarro Point. The Navarro Overlook consists of a short and easy trail and gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean. This is a great place for a photo opportunity, a picnic, or just plain nature watching.

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