Search Results: Spring Lake Regional Park
…easy, looping one mile through Doran Beach Regional Park and tidal channels, and over a bridge that spans Cheney Creek to connect to the Bird Walk Park on the levees….
…of others, some of which are endangered. Many locals who greet spring flowers like old friends say that Petaluma’s Helen Putnam Regional Park all but equals Sonoma Valley for the…
…backcountry camping, use this helpful list of California State Parks in Sonoma County. Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve, Guerneville Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve, Guerneville, California This small, protected park…
…Pacific Ocean to the west and the forested valleys to the east. Beware of the wandering livestock. Lake Sonoma Recreation Area Lake Sonoma Recreation Area Created in 1983 by the…
…Park, Santa Rosa Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve in Santa Rosa, California Explore the trails at this 1,100-acre park in Santa Rosa. Paths wind through oak woodlands, across ridges…
…Principles. North Sonoma Mountain Regional Park & Open Space Preserve Offering sweeping views of the county and beyond, this 820-acre park is a particularly beautiful sight in autumn, when as far as…
…but they easily connect to other trails, allowing you to ride at length. Other bike trails to consider are located in the city’s parks: Trione-Annadel State Park Spring Lake Regional…
…chickpea. Delightful sweets may include Pennsylvania Dutch shoofly, strawberry cream, and triple berry pie. Soak up the Great Outdoors In the hills southeast of Petaluma, Tolay Lake Regional Park features…
…kaleidoscope of outdoor activities. If you want to camp in the area, sites are available nearby at Spring Lake Regional Park. The park features camping, fishing, picnic areas with barbecues, and…
…winter: California buckeyes, free of their velvety shell after dropping from their namesake tree. 5000 Pressley Road, Rohnert Park. December — Tolay Lake Regional Park As rains arrive, the lake…