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…the northern border separating Sonoma from Mendocino County; and the Petaluma River, which connects to San Pablo Bay and thence to the San Francisco Bay in the south. Together, we…
…naturalistic style. Soft colors of native drought-hardy plants culminate in three acres of lavender. From May to July, the winery celebrates the blossoming lavender, and the gorgeous gardens have become…
…committed to continuing their winemaking history of Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot. Walk among the famous garden featuring hundreds of beautiful lavender flowers while enjoying the sustainably farmed estate vineyards. Matanzas…
…enters the Pacific Ocean, the campground nestles under redwood trees beside the river, within walking distance of the crashing surf. There are 18 reservable campsites and non-reservable sites intended for…
…indigenous people, who consider it a sacred place. For a short, quick hike, take the loop around Helen Putnam Regional Park in Petaluma. Afterward, enjoy a locally sourced, organic breakfast…
…pours rosé, brut, and blanc de blancs. They’re served from a bar window in their freestanding tasting room, which was made from shipping containers by a welder who’s created work…
…the complete listing of Sonoma County’s Breweries, Distilleries, & Cider Houses. Get the Sonoma County Craft Beverage Map for directions to locally produced beer, cider, and spirits. Written by Sonoma Insider Carey Sweet…
Located at the northern end of the picturesque Alexander Valley and near Lake Sonoma, Cloverdale, Sonoma County’s northernmost town, is a perfect base for exploring wineries and appreciating the region’s…
…biscuits and sausage gravy for breakfast and a variety of chicken platters and sandwiches for lunch. Written by Sonoma Insider James Knight. Sonoma County Appellations (AVA): Alexander Valley Bennett Valley Carneros…
…and agricultural views. If you’d prefer something shorter, the 0.5-mile Prince Memorial Greenway connects to the 2.14-mile Santa Rosa Creek Trail in downtown Santa Rosa. These paved trails meander along the creek and…
…park in the swimming lagoon. Designed for children 6 and older (adults, too), it features slides, bounce islands and bridges, a trampoline and more. Children must be 6 or older,…
…Lemon, Lavender Honeycomb and Whiskey Butterscotch are incredible, but add booze and you’ve got a cheeky little float. With lower-octane alcohol like Champagne, wine, beer or hard cider, they’re a…