Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
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.
Around Ukiah
Ukiah Wineries
You'll notice the acres of grapes stretching out in every direction on your way into town.
Winemakers around Ukiah enjoy much of the same climatic conditions that made Napa so
famous. Pick up a wineries map from the Ukiah chamber of commerce. Tasting fees are
generally around $5.
Parducci Wine Cellars
WINERY
(
www.parducci.com
;
501 Parducci Rd, Ukiah; 10am-5pm)
Sustainably grown, harvested and produced, 'America's Greenest Winery' produces af-
fordable, bold, earthy reds. The tasting room, lined in brick and soft light, is a perfect little
cave-like environment to get out of the summer heat, sip wine and chat about sustainabil-
ity practices.
