If you are looking for an alternative to the classic Wine Country experience, Sonoma County has you covered. With a bevy of craft breweries located within very short distances from one another, beer enthusiasts can experience a fantastic weekend of tasting.
Sonoma County has phenomenal food, rustic wineries, and some of the most beautiful natural bounty on the West Coast. And while eating, wine tasting, and relaxing poolside are great, a big part of the fun is just traveling around and taking in the enchanting scenery.
Boasting hundreds of wineries, miles of pristine coast, and lush forested parks—all within 50 miles of San Francisco’s Golden Gate—Sonoma County is a vacationer’s paradise and the heartbeat of Northern California wine country.
Serene and quiet Jenner beckons to visitors looking to get away from the urban bustle in favor of connecting with the tranquility of nature.
In the coastal town of Sea Ranch, the main attraction is Mother Nature. The sweeping ocean views and windswept meadows attract visitors ready to relax by the rugged Pacific Coast, making this charming locale a peaceful destination for connecting to the wildlife and beauty of the great outdoors.
There are 23 cities in Sonoma Valley, and each offers a unique slice of what makes this region so unique. Wine isn’t the only thing these picturesque towns have to offer: Hiking, eating, and even ballooning are just a handful of the ways to spend an afternoon or two. Here are our top picks of …
Windsor is a friendly, small town located close to some of the best wine regions in the world. It’s in the Russian River Valley American Viticultural Area, with Chalk Hill, Dry Creek Valley, and Anderson Valley, all closeby. Yet, the town center remains more of a local’s hangout than a tourist spot, giving you an insider’s view of real life in Wine Country.
Nothing balances winery visits with a little outdoor adventure. The hidden treasures, off-the-beaten-path entertainment and natural splendor of Rohnert Park, California have established this little town as a repeat visit for wine lovers and lovers of the great outdoors alike. We’ve assembled a list of the very best ways to pass the time in this …
The Sonoma County bar scene offers everything from cozy, historical retreats to modern, sleek lounges. After the wineries are closed, these restaurants and bars beckon to visitors with their ambiance, cuisine, cocktails, and local wines.
Travelers seeking a relaxing weekend or just a few hours will find a mix of upscale spas and local pampering in Healdsburg. In between wine tasting and dining out at one of the town’s top restaurants, visitors can unplug and recharge at several spas located around the Healdsburg plaza.
Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley is known for producing some of California’s top Pinot Noirs.…
Sonoma County’s barbecue scene serves up bold flavors with a local twist. So, when you’re…
Discover the Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve in Sonoma’s Russian River Valley. From its history…
Healdsburg is packed with incredible restaurants, from fancy Michelin-starred spots to casual places where you…
