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Winter is an incredible time to visit Sonoma County, with so much going on for the holidays … and beyond! Plan ahead with our weekend-by-weekend, month-by-month collection of popular experiences…
…one-room schoolhouse with a bell tower, built in 1906. After turning briefly onto Tomales Road, head back toward town on the narrow, endlessly potholed Spring Hill Road, where Azari Vineyards sits…
…to 1906 is now a National Historic Landmark, and holds its original furnishings. The grounds contain a greenhouse, the carriage house (now a museum/gift shop), one acre of gardens planted with…
…alcohol levels. Lucia uses rare grape varietals to craft his wines — he hopes to one day use grapes from the Jura region in eastern France. Hansen uses chenin blanc,…
…in Downtown Santa Rosa’s Courthouse Square Family Fridays in Old Courthouse Square Head on over to Old Courthouse Square in Santa Rosa on June 24, July 15 or July 29,…
…most challenging trails, ranked based on distance and gain, with information on alternate routes, parking and day use fees. Sea to Sky Trail (Jenner Headlands Preserve) Sea to Sky Trail,…
…Sonoma County’s brewing scene and honoring some international favorites. The menu features house-smoked, house-ground, house-pickled, hand cut, and made-from-scratch goodies, including pizzas from the 750-degree brick oven. All dressings, sauces,…
…for indulgence, of course … because, well, isn’t that also part of wellness? Day 1 The Farmhouse Inn, located in the Russian River Valley near Forestville, is small, exclusive and…
…an omelette, scramble, eggs Benedict, or other traditional American breakfast items at Sunflower Caffe. Cool Beauty Cornerstone Sonoma If the sun’s already peeking out, head to Cornerstone Sonoma, with its…