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…passing gray whales cresting over the waves. Follow the river away from the shore to a freshwater marsh and redwood groves that shade lush sword ferns and vibrant rhododendrons. 5….
There’s something about seeing one of these beautiful and massive creatures gliding through the ocean that brings out a sense of wonder in spectators. You’ll see tiny tots and regal…
…the awe-inspiring creatures off the coast all year long, but chances are best during their primary migrations (October through February, when gray whales head south from Alaska to Mexico, and…
…of Katy Perry, KISS, and Motley Crue, Chef Gray Rollin decided to settle down in Santa Rosa to open Belly Left Coast Kitchen & Taproom. Located on always lively Fourth Street,…
…Head in Bodega Bay, California Did you know that more than 20,000 gray whales migrate along the Sonoma Coast each year? These beautiful creatures travel our coastline on their journey…
…of the godfathers of natural wine in the United States, and with his long gray beard, looks comfortable in the role as ‘Mr. Natural’ of Sonoma County wine. Still, Coturri…
…blooms with their distinctive perfume are popular plants in Sonoma Wine Country. Their fine silver-gray stalks can be left wild and bushy, or trimmed into manicured curves. They grow wild…
…small, sandy coves and spectacular scenic bluff-top views; and the high cliffs offer excellent vantage points for observing migrating gray whales. It’s also a great napping spot – open your…
For a romantic winter getaway, look no farther than the Sonoma Coast. The thundering waves, velvet gray clouds, and sparks of golden sun streaming through the sea air inspire cuddling…
…This wood-frame building next to the Sonoma Barracks was built during the 1850s as a general store, library, and hotel catering to Italian (Toscano) immigrants, among others. Later, the gray,…
…– 4 p.m. for individuals and groups of less than 10. Did you know that more than 20,000 gray whales migrate past the Sonoma Coast each year? From January through…