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About
Cazadero
Cazadero
is located in Sonoma County. Cazadero is a small town located
in Sonoma County's western redwood forest and is about 13 miles
northwest of Guerneville. The town was originally a hunting resort
called "Ingrams" begun by Silas D. Ingram in 1869.
CAZADERO is a small town located in Sonoma county's western redwood
forest and is about 13 road miles northwest of Guerneville. The
town is situate deep into Austin Canyon and occupies a narrow
strip of land in a sweeping bend that had been carved out of the
canyon's steep slopes by Austin Creek's sometimes tumultous waters.
The stream's course follows a sinuous path through the narrow
canyon and finally widens into a flood plain where it empties
into the Russian River near Duncans Mills. Cazadero's town center
is about seven airline miles east of the Pacific Ocean and is
best reached by driving 6 miles north on Cazadero Highway from
its junction with HWY 116. Cazadero Highway was originally the
North Pacific Coast Railroad's narrow gauge track roadbed that
connected Cazadero with Duncans Mills.
Cazadero
Attractions
Cayucos Pier is located near the north end of Estero Bay,
with a creek to the north. The shoreline which is a mix of
sand and rocks frames a 953-feet-long pier. Popular as a fishing
spot, surfperch, skate, white croaker, occasional starry flounder,
halibut, sardines and mackerel have all been caught from this
location. Cayucos State Beach, adjacent to the pier, is the
northernmost beach in California with grunion runs. The sandy
beach has picnic facilities and the pier is lit for night
fishing.
Cazadero
Hotels
'River Rest' Russian River Vacation Home
1 Madrone Drive, Cazadero, California, USA, 95421 Book
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