Mendocino Model Railway
- 150 W Laurel St, Fort Bragg, CA 95437, USA
- 09/30/2026
Historic Redwood (a section of the largest known Redwood tree from Mendocino County )
Description
| In front of the Fort Bragg Museum there is a tree cut on display. From the center to the rim, there are seventeen markers pointing at historical events during the life span of the tree. |
The Historic Redwood in Fort Bragg is a remarkable natural feature, celebrated as a segment of one of the largest known redwood trees from Mendocino County
Location
319 CA-1, Fort Bragg, CA 95437, USA
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Luke Bland
Absolutely gorgeous corner of the planet. I hiked the Emerald Bay ring trail. It was semi moderate to medium grade difficulty. I totally worth the hike, just to drive up there with something to be seen.
Steve
An incredible example of the majesty of redwoods and the need to preserve old growth.
Alexa Scia
Reading the history about the rings and each year of tree rings is amazing, the size of the saw was also attached to give you a reference of how huge the tree was… it’s amazing how this was propped up & secured when you walk around to the back of the display. A few years ago at Ave of the Giants we had 27 people holding hands surrounding a huge Sequoia… absolutely amazing this spectacular tree is still being logged….. this is not in a museum but located on the grounds of an old hotel which is currently closed, there is no parking so if you go around the grounds to the back you have to walk to the site. Parking on street side is 10-15 mins only.
Chase Parker
HIDDEN GEM!
This tree section is bigger than any one tree we saw along the entire coast line. Worth the 5 minutes to park and walk to it.
We parked around back at the museum (the historic house) and walked to it.
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Hillary Hunter
It’s amazing to think a tree had once been alive for so long. The time line puts things in perspective. It’s a cool sight to see. A must do while in Fort Bragg.