A chartered Skunk Train journey through old-growth redwoods from Willits to Fort Bragg—the same route that carried lumber a century ago, now carrying you through cathedral groves and trestle bridges. A wine-tasting car stocked with Mendocino County Pinot and local Gewürztraminer; the ritual of glasses clinking as you pass through tunnels carved by hand. Three nights at Glendeven Inn, a Victorian farmstead overlooking the coastal bluffs, where mornings begin with coffee on the wraparound porch and evenings with Table 128's chef-driven dinners—think roasted halibut with charred brassicas, wine-poached pears. Sunset walks along Mendocino Headlands, the Pacific throwing itself against the rocks, the girls in linen and sweaters, no phones, just the sound of gulls and the ceremony of being still.
Caviar service, jazz trio, Gatsby attire, wake up in a new city.
Five quick questions, then we build the full itinerary — lodging, daily schedule, dining, bars, the group-chat message — and drop you into a Trip Room you can share with the crew.