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…rooted in the region’s rich, fertile farmland and world-renowned wine production. Local chefs work closely with nearby farmers, ranchers, and artisan producers to craft seasonal menus that highlight the freshest…
…Sauvignon Blanc Regions Alexander Valley Wine Region This warm region is rich with gravelly soils and provides a natural home to Sauvignon Blanc. Notable wineries for Sauvignon Blanc in Sonoma…
…surf; it includes drive-in and walk-to sites, and sites reserved for hikers and cyclists. Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve…
…coffee and a nosh. Getting Out and Around Crane Creek Regional Park Be sure to take your time exploring the 128-acre Crane Creek Regional Park. Tucked in the rolling grassland…
…County for generations to come. Check out our page on Sustainable Travel, and look over the Leave No Trace Seven Principles. Spring Lake Regional Park Spring Lake Regional Park Vacationing at Spring…
…of shore birds, and check out the Bird Walk Coastal Access Trail situated along a thriving saltwater marsh. Gualala Point Regional Park, Gualala Gualala Point Regional Park, located in the…
…and more details, read Bennett Valley Wine Region and Appellation, Carneros Sonoma Wine Region and Appellation, Moon Mountain AVA, Sonoma Mountain Wine Region and Appellation, and Sonoma Valley Wine Region and Appellation, or check our…
…Valley until 2008, when it was tied to the Russian River Valley, which encompasses it. The characteristics that make it a unique region for growing world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay,…
The Sonoma Valley encompasses Sonoma County’s widest range of wine grapes, the most dramatic contrasts of terrain, and the longest history of any wine-growing region in Sonoma County. The birthplace…
…trails, managed by Sonoma County Regional Parks, give visitors a chance to experience this area and catch a glimpse of its wildlife. Stillwater Cove Regional Park, Jenner Stillwater Cove Regional…
…Rosa. From paved pathways to mountainside scrambles, here are five of the area’s most popular hiking trails: Difficulty Level: Easy The Loop at Spring Lake Regional Park Spring Lake Regional Park Tucked…
…key Sonoma Coast whale-watching spots are Bodega Head, Stillwater Cove Regional Park, Salt Point State Park, the six public access trails at The Sea Ranch, and Gualala Point Regional Park. Otter Spotting: Late Winter…