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    The document provides directions and information about locations featured in the Alfred Hitchcock film "The Birds" and other scenic areas near Bodega Bay, California. It details specific sites used in the film like the Potter School House and Tides Wharf. It also lists nearby beaches, parks, and coastal areas for whale watching, hiking, camping and more. Additionally, it mentions villages with shopping and restaurants in the region as well as historic sites like Fort Ross and activities in the Russian River Valley such as kayaking, wineries and Armstrong Redwoods State Park.

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    The document provides directions and information about locations featured in the Alfred Hitchcock film "The Birds" and other scenic areas near Bodega Bay, California. It details specific sites used in the film like the Potter School House and Tides Wharf. It also lists nearby beaches, parks, and coastal areas for whale watching, hiking, camping and more. Additionally, it mentions villages with shopping and restaurants in the region as well as historic sites like Fort Ross and activities in the Russian River Valley such as kayaking, wineries and Armstrong Redwoods State Park.

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    The document provides directions and information about locations featured in the Alfred Hitchcock film "The Birds" and other scenic areas near Bodega Bay, California. It details specific sites used in the film like the Potter School House and Tides Wharf. It also lists nearby beaches, parks, and coastal areas for whale watching, hiking, camping and more. Additionally, it mentions villages with shopping and restaurants in the region as well as historic sites like Fort Ross and activities in the Russian River Valley such as kayaking, wineries and Armstrong Redwoods State Park.

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    Bodega Bay Area Sites & Directions

    “The Birds” by Alfred Hitchcock Film Locations


    Potter School House – 6 miles south in Bodega behind St.Teresa’s Church
    Taylor Street - Running from schoolhouse – ½ miles north
    Tides Wharf - Restaurant, gas station (fire), boat dock – across Hwy 1
    Brenner House - Children’s party, end of film – across harbor
    Bay Hill Road – Tipi driving into Bodega Bay – 1 ½ miles North

    Bodega Head (Sonoma Coast State Beach)


    Great Coastal views , Whale watching Jan-May, seals, sea lions year round –
    1 mi. North take a left on Eastshore Rd, right at stop sign, 3 miles to parking. Walk along the cliff hike to the
    south past Fishermen’s Memorial.
    U. C. Marine Lab – ½ hr. tours Fridays 2 – 4 pm, 2 mi. from Eastshore Rd.
    Spud Point Marina – Harbor Master, Fish & Game, 1 mi. from Eastshore Rd.
    Fishermen’s Festival in April at Westside County Park

    Ocean Beaches (Sonoma Coast State Beach)


    16 public ocean beaches, 2 miles - 10 miles north, many w/ toilets, campgrounds
    at Bodega Dunes & Wright’s Beach, Children’s Bell Tower 1.5 miles north
    Tide pools - low tide at Miwok, Carmet and Shell Beaches
    Kortum Trail - Cliff walk by Mammoth Rubbing Rocks 6 - 9 miles north
    Goat Rock Beach – Harbor seals & babies, April - Aug. -10 miles north

    Doran County Park Beach and Campground


    Jetty fishing, camping w/ showers, low surf, handicapped boardwalk – 1 mile South, $6 day use fee or county
    park pass, Castles and Kites Festival in April

    Russian River Valley (10 miles North)


    Beaches – Monte Rio, 8 miles east, Guerneville 12 miles east
    Kayak, canoes – Duncans Mills, Monte Rio, Guerneville, Forestville
    Wineries – Russian River Wine Road, 120 tasting rooms, starts at Korbel
    Champagne Cellars (tour, gardens, deli) – 15 miles east
    Armstrong Redwoods – 6,000 acres, 1,400 yrs. - 12 miles east, 2 North

    Fort Ross State Historical Park (22 miles North)


    200 yr. old Russian fur trappers settlement – Museum 9-5 daily

    Quaint Villages – Shopping & Restaurants


    Duncans Mills, Occidental, Graton, Guerneville, Freestone, Bodega, Sepbastopol

    Bodega Bay – Beach Walks, Freshest Seafood, Beach Horseback Riding, Spas,
    Seaside Golf, Whale and Seal Watching, Ocean Cliff walks, Tide pooling,
    Kite flying, Surfing, Deep sea fishing, Kayaking, nearby redwoods & wineries
    Information brought to you by the Sonoma Coast Visitors Center ▪ (707) 875-3866

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