Search Results: Mia Martin of Palm Beach is an author and preservationist known for her historic restorations and the book Dog Heraldry published by Simon
…a glimpse into of life in the early 1800s. Goat Rock Beach Jenner’s most stunning beach features iconic sea stacks and a wide shoreline perfect for beachcombing. From March through…
…Rosa, to the vintage “Peanuts” comic strips still reprinted daily in our local newspaper. At the Redwood Empire Ice Arena, known as Snoopy’s Home Ice, there is still a “reserved”…
…its partnership with Kind Traveler through a new statewide initiative with Visit California. Sonoma County Tourism began its relationship with Kind Traveler–the first socially conscious “Give and Get” hotel booking…
…Salt Point State Park, in the town of Jenner, California Stengel Beach Falls at The Sea Ranch Check out the gorgeous falls at Stengel Beach in The Sea. Ranch a…
…forests, to the rocky Pacific Ocean and its pockets and spits of sandy beach. Yet a few stops along the route deliver a more leisurely and delicious way to Bodega…
…on the upper patio; 50 to 90 for the entire patio. 6. Dry Creek Kitchen – Healdsburg Chef Charlie Palmer’s culinary institution is famous for vibrant American cuisine made from…
One of Sonoma County’s lesser-known but highly rated outdoor adventures is rock climbing. “There aren’t a lot of climbing rocks in Sonoma County,” long-time climber Gorden Cooley said. “But what…
…flexible: Pure Luxury, Beau Wine Tours, and more Sonoma County sightseeing tours. Day One: Historic Sonoma, Wine, Spa, and Gourmet Food Brunch at Sunflower Caffe in downtown Sonoma, for coffee and…
…London State Historic Park To stretch your legs a bit, head to Jack London State Historic Park, which combines 1,400 acres of trails and pristine vistas with historic buildings. For…
…café meals, the Costeaux French Bakery has been an institution among Healdsburg restaurants since 1923. Kick back on the dog-friendly patio and spoil yourself with rich and buttery Benedicts, French…
…wine tasting, investigating the art district, or taking a historic walking tour of a cemetery dating from the 1850s. So, where to stay while in the city? A few suggestions:…