Frank and Bess Smithe Grove
- US-101, Leggett, CA 95585, USA
- (707) 247-3318
- 10/15/2026
Crow’s Nest Interpretive Center
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You can bike or walk the coastal trail to stop in to visit our Crow’s Nest Interpretive Center. To get there, park at the Noyo Headlands parking lot off of West Cypress St. and walk or bike north 0.7 miles to the Crow’s Nest. There is also access to the trail from Alder St. in downtown Fort Bragg.
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331 Jere Melo St, Fort Bragg, CA 95437, USA
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- (707) 247-3318
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Ka Kahleh Trail
- Noyo Point Rd, Fort Bragg, CA 95437, USA
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jason mesenburg
Totally awesome- spectacular location, friendly employees, great displays, no charge- can’t miss!
Philip Delano
Excellent small science and nature based exhibit with knowledgeable and friendly docents. The views out here are also quite beautiful.
A D Watson
Beautiful place to walk along the ocean. It can be accessed in several places. I use the Headlands Park across from Taco Bell. The paved trail is great for walking, running, biking, or rollerblading. Just be considerate of the walkers.
Tamara Luckinbill
An excellent stop on our homeschooling journey! The docent was very passionate and knowledgeable with lots of specimens displayed in a small, organized space full of natural light and even a living tidepool of creatures!
We called ahead because my elderly mother is too feeble to walk the .7 mile trail and they allowed us to drive in to the site.
Lynda Anne Art
Dog friendly beautiful year round great getaway for friends couples and families. Affordable pet friendly hotels nearby Amazing beautiful camping for both tents and RVs. I’m not sure if the camping is year round in every location. Can get a little crowded in the summer when people are trying to escape the heat. Do bring a sweater even in the summer as the coast gets cold quickly when the fog comes in. Parking was free.