Albion

From the scenic river that shares its name to the towering redwoods on its three ridges, Albion’s terrain is as colorful as its history. From the logging boom of the 1800s through the commune era of the 1960s, Albion has always appealed to folks who cherish nature, privacy and independence. Because so much of this area resides on the ridges, you’ll find plenty of larger properties nestled in the woods, including a number of farms and ranches. Near the coast you’ll find oceanfront homes, plus a charming cluster of houses that overlook Albion’s historic wooden bridge. The Albion Store functions as the community hub, and just down the road are two of the Coast’s finest restaurants: The Ledford House and Albion River Inn. With the Albion and Navarro rivers nearby, breathtaking coastal walks along the headlands, and redwood forests within reach, Albion is a nature lover’s paradise.