In Mendocino County, California, Ft. Bragg's Glass Beach is famous for the iridescent sea glass that shimmers on its shores. There is a beach in Fort Bragg, California, that's famous for the ...

In the case of Glass Beach in Fort Bragg, California, remnants of a trash dump have evolved into picturesque sea glass, drawing visitors to this stretch of Northern California. Just like other ...

Here’s how to get to know the off-the-beaten-path destination that is Fort Bragg. Trash has become sea glass at Glass Beach, which was long used as a dump site for unwitting locals — stop by ...

But not all of them. Consider the case of Glass Beach, a one-time seaside dump in Fort Bragg, about 200 miles north of San Francisco. Starting in the early 1900s, and continuing for more than a ...

Glass Beach sits in MacKerricher State Park right by Fort Bragg, California and is absolutely covered in the what so many search hours for. Think about your last beach vacation, and replace all ...

Glass Beach is one of the most unique tourist attractions you will find in California, especially in the Fort Bragg area. This beach is one of the most sought-after beaches because it is covered ...

Once a dumpsite in the early 1900s, this beach in northern California is now a popular tourist destination. Located along the rocky coastline, the small inlet of Fort Bragg's Glass Beach offers ...

We rode horses from a Fort Bragg stable along the beach in MacKerricher State Park. (The inn is building stables on its property.) Afterward, we visited Glass Beach, a glittering marvel that ...