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…big – like, 1,500 square miles big – so it helps to have a sightseeing and tours game plan to make the most of your visit. Whether you’re into wine…
…outdoor Sunset test kitchen. With flowers blooming, warm sun and a bustling brunch set packing the place, it’s safe to say this spot is about to become the biggest buzz…
…vodka cocktail for $7, draft beers for $4.50, and solid local wines for $7. Hearty bites are a big draw at Spirit Bar’s happy hour The draw at Spirit Bar’s…
…and “celestial” wines that defy expectations of what a Russian River Valley wine can be. The winery’s biodynamic and butterfly gardens are also a big draw. Martinelli Vineyard & Winery…
…Spring 2024 here. ### About Sonoma County Tourism Sonoma County Tourism is the region’s destination stewardship organization. Inspiring travel to the region through a variety of sales and marketing programs…
…vehicle (free for regional park members). Water Bark is a fundraiser for the Sonoma County Regional Parks Foundation, which raises money for more than 50 dog-friendly parks and trails in…
…to Sonoma Valley on the county’s eastern edge. The newest regional parks are Taylor Mountain (2013) and North Sonoma Mountain (2015). Taylor Mountain Regional Park Regional Park trails cover a vast terrain, and not…
…County Regional Parks members. 31820 McCray Road, Cloverdale, 707-433-1625 Spring Lake Regional Park, Santa Rosa Spring Lake Regional Park (Photo Courtesy of Spring Lake Regional Park) The paved Spring Lake…
…fog is that the ocean moderates the winter region. Because temperatures don’t fall relatively as low as in interior locations, vines may start growing earlier in the season, resulting in…
…campgrounds are in beautiful locations with plenty of exciting things to do. Here are a few excellent spots to camp with your family: Spring Lake Regional Park Spring Lake Regional…