Mendocino National Forest
Just under 1 million acres in size, and found in the Coastal Mountain Range of California, the Mendocino National Forest has more than just a few noteworthy places for visitors to see.
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Mendocino National Forest Details
Just under 1 million acres in size, and found in the Coastal Mountain Range of California, the Mendocino National Forest has more than just a few noteworthy places for visitors to see. Rattlesnake Creek is a cold water creek with small falls and pools and courses through the forest. If you visit the forest, check out the Red Bluff Recreation Area, the Pine Mountain Lookout, or the Chico Seed Orchard. There are 4 wilderness areas within Mendocino National Forest, and some of the areas are frequented by tule elk herds.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Mendocino National Forest
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