very friendly store is well stocked and gave useful information! thank you! They have everything…read moreyou could need for any type of fishing trip plus good merch

Great food & prices. Long wait but worth it. Really big portions so we shared everything. Fresh…read moreseafood. Location is right in marina. I would go here again!

Ran all the way across the whole of Mendo in a pinch to get my 5 year old daughter shoes she would…read morebe comfortable in to be able to walk with the Circus Kids in the Mendopendence Parade on the 4th of July. Found out the hard way that there are not a lot of options for kid feet in Mendo but the Outdoor Store had some options! Lillie helped me (I was struggling!) and was absolutely the sweetest thing and totally saved the day! Thank you, Lillie!

A great shopping location in Mendocino. Store has upscale outdoor wear for adventurers of all…read moresizes. They also have cool gear for camping and all activities

Absolutely love this place!…read more I just wish that there were reviews on how to actually get to the trails/paved walking areas. So for all of you out there that are wanting a nice, serene hike/more of a walk and listen up! First, you're going to want to locate the Beachcomber motel (the green one). The , you're going to want to go one parking lot north of that. On your left side as you're heading north you will see a small parking lot. This is where you want to park. On another note, there is access to that pedestrian bridge through a residential area that is south of the motel. You'll have to map it because we did not come this way and I cannot advise you on how to get here. Lol. There are so many opportunities to walk along the ridge as well as paved areas that share space with all of the coastline motels. Your options are vast and you could easily get a 3 to 4 mile walk/run in this area. I'm actually not sure how much further down it goes because the pup and I got tired. Lol . If you're walking along the ridge, consider wearing pants. I don't recommend tights because there are a lot of branches and bushes that stick out on the dirt trails. Wearing some windbreakers or sweatpants is likely your better option. There are breathtaking views from anywhere you go along the coastline. Either from the paved road or from the dirt paths. I do recommend clothed toed shoes if you are going off the paved path. There are some parts where the sand is loose and other parts where is completely rock. This is where I wish I would've had my hiking boots on, but my running shoes held up just fine. As you get further from what we'll call motel row, it gets quieter and more serene. More importantly, there's less foot traffic and bike traffic. It is very congested by the bridge itself, both on the bridge and below on the beach. This seems to be one of the longest areas in Fort Bragg to walk or ride your bike. There are some cooler places south of Fort Bragg in Mendocino that are also worth exploring. ***PSA*** This is a special announcement for all you doggy owners. Please don't be that person that does not bring poop bags. Your dog is almost guaranteed to shit on that bridge and we witnessed it TWICE. Once from a very large dog, whose poop was kicked around. As well as a smaller dog, who had the case of the runs. Neither of those situations are flattering. If anything, they are embarrassing... for YOU. Forgot to add that parking is free and there is a restroom (use at your own risk).

This spot is nice. You can either walk the Trestle along the long path and have the view of the…read morePacific Ocean, or you can go down to the beach area and explore. There's not a bad phot spot around the whole area. Would love to go there again next time I visit.

this is a great little hidden gem in ft. bragg. whenever i'm in town i like coming here for food…read moreb/c i know it's fresh out of the water, literally! there are multiple restaurants here, my favourite being the noyo river grill which has a view of the sunset. my other fave is the noyo fish company, right at the bottom of the hill along the water. some of the vendors also sell freshly caught fish so you take it home to cook! this area is never super busy and definitely less touristy than downtown or the beach area. highly recommend to drop by here for lunch and or dinner when visiting ft. bragg!

What: - View of Noyo Bay…read more - Noyo River - Fishing - Kayaking - Seals - Star Fish More Info: - Limited free parking just next to the harbor - Ample free parking at the mouth of Noyo Bay - Free admission On a clear Saturday morning, while on the way to the Pomo Bluff State Park in Fort Bragg, curiosity about harbors drew us to take a detour to the Noyo Harbor. While driving south from Fort Bragg, we took the Noyo Point Road just before the bridge and it took us down all the way till we reached the harbor. Several boats were docked to the harbor and there were a few waterfront restaurants around. Noyo Harbor - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/noyo-harbor-district-fort-bragg?select=I8XJAp8tOFHvvlfl3s2hzA#dlLqhQO7Rp-OgkGNCiggrA Noyo means "under the dust". Once upon a time, between late 1800s and early 1900s, Noyo Harbor was a very busy port. Almost every ship that came to San Francisco stopped by Fort Bragg at Noyo Harbor. The first railroads were laid in Fort Bragg in the year 1916, so until then all the transportation to this place was via the ocean. Mouth of Noyo Bay - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/noyo-harbor-district-fort-bragg?select=I8XJAp8tOFHvvlfl3s2hzA#I8XJAp8tOFHvvlfl3s2hzA We drove a little past the harbor to reach the mouth of the Noyo Bay. There is ample free parking here and several folks around were getting prepared to kayak in the wide Noyo Bay. As we walked on the stone structure that protruded into the Noyo Bay, we noticed several starfish and seals. Right behind us was a spectacular view of the Noyo Bay bridge and the harbor. Bridge above Noyo River - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/noyo-harbor-district-fort-bragg?select=I8XJAp8tOFHvvlfl3s2hzA#EgjChnIL1ZZJVFeeIZFRFg The water here was murky and for the life of me I could not understand why people would kayak here when there are so many other beautiful beaches in the Fort Bragg/Mendocino coastline. We spent some time here and took off to our next destination - Pomo Bluff State Park

My friend from Europe and I walked in just to browse and left with several outfits! My friend was…read morevery pleased to find stylish items in bigger sizes. I was quite taken by the dresses made from natural materials. Lyn is an inspiration with her excellent eye for putting an outfit together. We came back the next day after "sleeping on it" and met Erina who even spoke German. Wonderful experience, lovely clothes. I will be back next time!

The clothing here is really awesome. Really love coming here to shop and treasure what I find. That…read moresaid, their customer service is also top notch. I called them during COVID and asked a favor. One of my cats has anxiety and her favorite safe place is her bag, not any bag, her bag from The Great Put On! I asked them to ship me a few for her, as her told bag was completely worn out! They happily sent them, just charging me some for shipping, and made my and my cat's day!

Beautiful and peaceful spot on the picturesque Mendocino coast. It is one of the least traveled…read morespots outside of locals. Great for shells, surfing and just getting some sun. Has an RV park close with a store. Probably my favorite spot to get away.

Fun exploring in the Caspar Headlands State. Dog friendly, leashes please. Lots of birds, seals,…read moredeer, and plants, moss and views. There were people fishing, playing in the sand and out in the water. Portable toilets available. Easy to access. Narrow road, small portion which was one lane, adequate parking.

Despite the fact that The Fish Peddler is in Ft. Bragg, I am certain that you will make the trip to…read moreget the freshest catch of the day of wild salmon, Pacific snapper, halibut, smaked salmon, Dungeness crag, and oysters. Please speak to either Kevin, the owner of The Fish Peddler or Michelle Gagne-these two helped my Mother and me obtain the freshest wild salmon just caught from their boat! Also, if you want to catch your own wild salmon, go make reservations to go fishing on The Fish Peddler's Charter, "Rumblefish." It is well worth the trip to go fishing here because up the street from the Fish Peddler is Perko's Restaurant and the Perko's Hotel located on the same property. So call Kevin or Michelle to book your reservations to go fishing on Rumblefish-$75.00 for half-day fishing (you can catch a lot of fish for a half-day O=:-D ) or if you do not have sea legs, just order your seafood of choice from the Fish Peddler. I am positive the Fish Peddler does aim to please all their customers, including my Mother!

The rumblefish has been sold. They still have 2 great fishing charter boats. The Profishn't, and…read morethe FishOn. Captains Don and Kurt are great at putting their customers right over the Wild King Salmon. The deckhands, Nick, Kyle, and Jeremy work super hard to keep your poles in the water. Back at the dock, Kevin works the fresh fish market. They have the freshest Wild Salmon, Rockfish, Dungenous Crab, and oysters. The Smoked Salmon is the BEST in the WORLD. Thanks guys! I really had an awesome time aboard your boats.

The top choice on the coast for ranch and workwear. Great selection and prices combined with a…read moreknowledgeable staff make this a must go to for all your needs. They also have many cool gift items too.

Loved this store! Great parking, great variety of inventory, something for everyone! Such kind…read morefolks! Great place to find a gift too for Christmas! Bought a pair of high quality slippers for half the regular price. Check it out!