Visitor Centers in Sonoma County

Taste your way through West Sonoma County at seven different wineries along Hwy 116 spanning Sebastopol, Graton & Forestville.

The Carneros wine region is one of the coolest regions in Sonoma County, partly due to the San Pablo Bay's moderating influence. It is well known for prime Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Hospitality de…

Start your Sonoma adventure in Petaluma, the southernmost city in Sonoma County and gateway to Wine Country. Located in the yellow Historic Train Depot built in 1914, the Visitors Center friendly and…

The Russian River Valley Winegrowers (RRVW) is a community of winemakers and farmers dedicated to producing exceptional wines that showcase the diversity of the Russian River Valley neighborhoods. Our…

The Petaluma Gap has a 150-year tradition of growing grapes. The Petaluma Gap Winegrowers Alliance is dedicated to supporting growing wine grapes and production of premium wines in the Petaluma Gap.…

The Carneros Wine Alliance is a non-profit association of wineries and grape-growers in the Carneros American Viticultural Area (AVA). Carneros is the only appellation located at the crossroads of two…

The Armstrong Woods Visitors Center includes interpretive displays about the natural and cultural history of the park as well as a well-designed diorama. Visitors will find high quality educational…

Seven ways to make the most of your wine tasting adventure Come enjoy sparkling bubbles, Cabernet Sauvignons, and Syrahs along with the Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays for which the Russian River Valley…

Climbing up from the northern border of Dry Creek Valley, Rockpile Appellation's dramatic nature unfolds. Pritchett Peaks loom in the distance, hinting at their role in Rockpile's geologic evolution;…

Sonoma County Vintners is the leading voice of Sonoma County wine, dedicated to raising awareness of Sonoma County as one of the world’s premier wine regions, noted for its heritage of artisan…