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…along the river: Steelhead Beach, Sunset Beach, and Mom’s Beach (also known as Forestville River Access). They all offer beautiful river and forest views. All are great for birding, fishing, watching…
…are clear at the South Lake Trailhead at Lake Sonoma Recreation Area. This overlook area is off Stewarts Point-Skaggs Spring Road, and the trailhead has nice picnic areas with great…
…wide, flat plain, creating broad vistas and a fertile home for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay winegrapes, often used to make elegant sparkling wines. For a bird’s-eye view, go aloft in a…
…the historic General Vallejo’s Home. Known as Lachryma Montis (mountain tear) because of the property’s fresh-water spring, this two-story, wood-frame house was built in 1851 and 1852, in a gothic…
…center with a small movie theater and museum, and docent-led tours end with bubbly in the tasting room. Woodenhead Woodenhead’s Méthode Champenoise Naturale Russian River Valley Sparkling Wine is crafted…
…magical dining spot, as lights twinkle overhead and retro favorites like cherries jubilee flambé glow against the red-brick walls. As a line cook told us, “People call up and reserve…
…heart of the Dry Creek Valley, this historic general store surrounded by vineyards is pure Sonoma County. Garden Special sandwich at Dry Creek General Store in Healdsburg Head in for…
…($50) French Colombard Halfshell White, Woodenhead Woodenhead’s French Colombard It’s rare to see this white Bordeaux grape in Sonoma County, and rarer still to see it expressed as a single-varietal…
…the forces of nature and use them for a greater good, and then begins ascending through the hills, because illumination requires climbing to new heights. Nearly every great civilization has…
…in the year ahead. Celebrations often include fireworks, loud gongs, beating drums, clashing cymbals, and teams of dancers dressed as lions and dragons. During this multi-day event, people also gather to…
This portion of our guide to the Russian River Valley follows the lazily meandering river on its journey through northern Sonoma County as it heads from Cloverdale, through Geyserville and…
…whales, or stop to observe wildlife such as Pacific harbor seals, great blue herons, and osprey. Beginning to Feel Sea Breezes Because it’s only 5 miles inland from the Sonoma…