Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Drinking & Entertainment
Ask at the chamber of commerce about cultural events, including
Sunday summer con-
certs
at Todd Grove Park, which have a delightfully festive atmosphere, and local
square
dances
.
Dive bars and scruffy cocktail lounges line State St.
Ukiah Brewing Co
BREWERY
(
www.ukiahbrewingco.com
;
102 S State St; )
A great place to drink, this local brewpub makes organic beer and draws weekend crowds.
Black Oak Coffee Roasters
CAFE
(476 N State St; lavender lattes from $4; 6:30am-6pm)
A big modern coffeehouse with some interesting and delicious choices like a local laven-
der latte or a matcha chia milkshake. Light breakfasts and lunches are also on offer.
Information
Running north-south, west of Hwy 101, State St is Ukiah's main drag. School St, near
Perkins St, is also good for strolling.
Bureau of Land Management
TOURIST INFORMATION
( 707-468-4000; 2550 N State St)
Maps and information on backcountry camping, hiking and biking in wilderness areas.
Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
TOURIST INFORMATION
( 707-462-4705;
www.gomendo.com
;
200 S School St; 9am-5pm Mon-Fri)
One block west of State St; information on Ukiah, Hopland and Anderson Valley.
