From quick green getaways to moderately strenuous hikes, Sonoma County is one of California’s most diverse natural destinations. More than 60 regional and state parks beckon travelers to hike through redwood forests, paddle along the coast, or just sit and enjoy the sounds of nature. Looking for beaches on the coast or along the Russian River? Learn more about Sonoma County beaches.Â
Trip Ideas
With nearly 2,000 acres at the northern end of the Sonoma Valley, Hood Mountain Regional Park & Open Space Preserve offers 19 miles of trails geared to fit hikers. Trails here wind across creeks...
Sonoma County's rich, diverse landscape is one of the top reasons people visit this Northern California coastal region. And, with more than 40 state and regional parks, the wild land will be protected...
Dogs can run, splash, and swim without their leashes at the annual Water Bark, held on weekends each September in the swimming lagoon at Sonoma County's Spring Lake Regional Park in Santa Rosa...