Things to do in Fort Bragg

Glass Beach showcases nature's artistry, where ocean waves transformed discarded glass into colorful, smooth treasures along the shore. Visit during low tide to explore vibrant tide pools teeming with marine life.

This unique 47-acre coastal garden combines cultivated beauty with Pacific Ocean vistas. Stroll among spectacular rhododendrons in spring or vibrant dahlias in late summer while watching for migrating whales.

Explore diverse coastal ecosystems where harbor seals and migrating whales appear along pristine shores. The park's Glass Beach showcases nature's artistry with colorful sea glass fragments across the sand.

Explore the sandy cove beneath the historic Pudding Creek Trestle, where tide pools reveal fascinating marine life. Bring sturdy shoes and check tide charts for the best viewing opportunities.

This rare coastal fen nestles among expansive dune systems, offering glimpses of endangered plant species. Wander the trails between wetlands and dunes while listening to the rhythmic soundtrack of nearby ocean waves.

This historic railway has transported passengers through majestic redwood forests since 1885. Journey in vintage carriages while conductors narrate tales of logging history along the serene Noyo River Canyon.

Home to over 3,000 pieces, this museum showcases the world's largest permanent sea glass collection. Visit the black light room to see luminescent treasures, then explore nearby Glass Beach to find your own specimens.

Stroll along the elevated boardwalk at Laguna Point Beach for panoramic Pacific views and seal-watching stations. Time your visit during whale migration seasons for glimpses of majestic gray whales passing by.