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Rohnert Park / Cotati

Coastal Adventures

1. Take a Hike on the Coast...................................................................12 2. Drive the Beautiful Pacific Coast Highway.........................................12 3. Fly a Kite on the Beach......................................................................13 4. Ride a Horse on the Beach................................................................13 5. Hook a Big One with Bodega Bay Sportfishing..................................13 6. See Bodega Bay, Where Hitchcock Filmed the Birds.........................12 7. Wine Surf in Bodega Bay...................................................................14 8. Take a 3-Hour Sailboat Tour of Bodega Bay......................................14 9. See the Whales..................................................................................14 10. Discover Coastal Parks & Ocean Beaches........................................14 11. Hike or Bike on a Willow Creek Trail..................................................15 12. Take a Kayak on a WaterTreks EcoTour............................................15 13. Spend the Day at Salt Point State Park..............................................15 14. Take the King Ridge Bicycle Trail.......................................................15 15. Surf or Kayak the Sonoma Coast and Bodega By.............................17 16. See a Real Fort at Fort Ross Historic Park........................................15 17. Catch Trout at Hagemann Ranch in Bodega Bay...............................17 18. Golf Oceanside at the Links at Bodega Harbour................................17 19. Discover Life in the Tidepools.............................................................17 20. See the Vibrant Colors at Kruse Rhododendron Park........................18 21. Explore the Magnificent Coast at Sea Ranch Lodge..........................18 22. Watch the Sun Set over the Pacific at River’s End.............................18 23. Go Sportfishing on a Catamaran with Miss Anita...............................18 24. Taste Wine at Sonoma Coast Vineyards on Bodega Bay..................18

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Feel the Extreme Racing Experience at Driven.................................44 Bring the Kids to Fundemonium.........................................................44 See a Concert at SSU’s Green Music Center....................................44 See a Musical at Spreckel’s Performing Arts Center.........................46 See Comedy or a Concert at SOMO Village......................................46 Jump at Rebounderz Indoor Trampoline Park...................................46 Get Lucky at Graton Casino...............................................................46 Taste & Tour Sonoma County Distilling..............................................46 Do the Cotati Crawl............................................................................46

Windsor

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Explore the Petaluma Library/Historical Museum..............................48 Enjoy Live Theatre at Cinnabar..........................................................48 See a Concert at Mystic Theatre........................................................48 Tour an Authentic Mexican Ranch & Museum...................................48

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25. Take an EcoAdventure with Stewards of the Coast & Redwoods......19 26. Take a Hike on a Wine Country Trail..................................................20 27. Explore the Amazing Petrified Forest.................................................20 28. Go Camping in Wine Country.............................................................20 29. Go Birding...........................................................................................20 30. Have an EcoOdyssey with EcoRing...................................................21 31. Spend the Day at Gualala Regional Park...........................................21 32. Explore North Sonoma Mountain Regional Park................................21 33. Take a Bike, Kayak or Hiking Tour with Getaway Adventures............21 34. Get Up and Away in a Hot Air Balloon................................................21

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Feed Hungry Plants...........................................................................37 Walk Through Northern Cal’s Largest Wetlands................................37 See Live Theatre at Main Stage West...............................................38 Tour the Area on a Bike from Sebastopol Bike Center.......................38 Ride or Hike the West County or Joe Rodota Trail............................38

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Spend the Day at Johnson’s Beach on the Russian River................40 Golf in the Redwoods at Northwood Golf Club..................................42 Walk Among the Giant Redwoods at Armstrong Natural Reserve.....42 See Live Theatre at Curtain Call in Monte Rio...................................42 Ride the Ziplines in the Redwoods... Day or Night............................43 Treat Yourself at Osmosis Day Spa...................................................43

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Have a Ball at the Al New Epicenter in Santa Rosa...........................52 Stroll through Luther Burbank Home & Gardens...............................52 Shop & Dine at Historic Railroad Square...........................................53 Go on Safari & Experience the Sonoma Serengeti............................53 Ride a Train or Carousel at Howarth Park.........................................53 Choose Your Battle at Laser Tag of Santa Rosa................................53 Tour Wine Country and the Coast by Helicopter................................53 Saddle Up at Cloverleaf Ranch..........................................................54 Pedal, Paddle or Fish Around Spring Lake........................................54 See the Show at 6th Street Playhouse in Railroad Square...............54 Climb Aboard at Pacific Coast Air Museum.......................................54 Spend the day at Schulz Museum.....................................................54 Go Ice Skating at Snoopy’s Home Ice...............................................55 Discover the Children’s Museum of Sonoma County.........................55 Visit the Sonoma County Museums of Art and History......................55 See a Concert at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts........................55 See a Concert at Rock Star University’s House of Rock...................55 Sample World Class Brew at Bear Republic......................................58 Browse the World’s Only Hand Fan Museum....................................58 Go Boating on Lake Sonoma.............................................................58 Tour Wine Country & Redwoods on a Segway..................................59 See Live Theatre and More at Raven Theatre...................................59 Float the River with River’s Edge Kayak & Canoe.............................59 Take a Guided Horseback Ride Above Lake Sonoma........................60

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Have a Sonoma Valley Adventure on Bike or Segway.......................63 Tour Quarryhill Botanical Gardens.....................................................63 See the Latest Exhibit at Sonoma Valley Museum............................64 Head to the Races at Sonoma Raceway...........................................64 Visit Jack London’s Home..................................................................64 Enjoy Stand-Up Comedy with Crushers of Comedy..........................64 Take a Tour of California’s Last Mission in Sonoma...........................64 Commune with Nature at Bouverie Preserve.....................................64 See Wine Country from a Vintage Aircraft..........................................64 Enjoy Live Music on the Lawn at Funky Friday..................................65 Experience Broadway Under the Stars..............................................65

Beyond the Borders

98. Tour a Jelly Bean Factory at Jelly Belly..............................................66 99. Kayak the Napa River and Learn Its Secrets.....................................66 100. Relax in a Champagne Bath at Vichy Springs....................................66 101. See Lake Tahoe from a Hot Air Balloon..............................................66 101. See Paul Bunyan and the Trees of Mystery.......................................66

Sonoma County Hiking, Biking & Equestrian Trails........22 Adventure Dog...............................................................................26 Antiquing in Sonoma County..............................................27 Directory of Breweries, Brewpubs & Tap Rooms.....28 Directory of Wineries & Vineyards.................................29 Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

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Our Featured Photographers Marlene Ortiz Smith

I have loved the beauty surrounding me since I was a child and have grabbed any camera within arms reach to try and capture what I could see with my own eyes.

Digital cameras gave me the freedom to see my results instantly so in turn l was able to learn quickly what would give me the results I was looking for. What I love most about photography is being able to freeze a moment in life that touches your heart, and takes you to a place of peace and happiness.

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Mike Shoys

“I hope everyone loves the place they grew up as much as I love the redwood range since childhood, where my back yard was a redwood forest, I’ve been seeking out places of natural beauty just because it feels good. After years of day hiking, mountain biking, backpacking, and sunset watching, a camera was added to my pack and things started to change. At first, disposable cameras allowed me to share views from some amazing places, which I seemed to have a habit of finding. As time passed and my abilities improved and camera upgraded, photography became a main objective of outdoor adventures. These days I tend to plan trips around photography, which fits seamlessly with my desire to seek beauty.” www. mikeshoys.com www.facebook.com/pages/Mike-Shoys-Photography/416778685612

Rich Fraguero

My goal as a photographer is simple. To have the viewer experience the same emotions I did when I photographed the subject. For me, photography has become a lifestyle. It’s my visual diary, my window into timelessness. I have a passion for photographing the wine county because every season and every back road brings a rich pallete of photo opportunities. My creativity never fails to be fed in this land of endless vineyards, vintage barns and pastoral landscapes.

Each day many moments come and go, and we are left only with a memory. A memory is a story in our mind which fades with time while little details are slowly lost. I am fascinated by the idea of being able to freeze a memory and bring it home with me...our memories fade over time but a picture lasts forever. The pictures I take are representations of the moments that have had an impact on my life.

They are the captured moments I’ve been able to bring home with me and am able to treasure forever. I really believe a picture is worth a thousand words.

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Rediscover Bodega Bay! There’s no place in the world quite like Bodega Bay on California’s beautiful coastline.

From world class golf and sportfishing to relaxing beaches to

ocean view wining and dining, you’ll find your coastal wonderland at Bodega Bay! Visit the site of Hitchcock’s classic film “The Birds”; fly a kite or relax on the beach. Surf one of the west coast’s most frequented surfing beaches or navigate the protected bay on a Stand Up Paddle or kayak. Grab some fresh saltwater taffy or shuck some locally grown oysters! The next four pages offer dining, lodging, shopping and activity options for the Bodega Bay area.

Plan your Bodega Bay getaway now!

2017 Bodega Bay Area Events:

January 28, 2017 Chowder Day

April 8 & 9, 2017 Fisherman’s Festival

January, 2017 Grange Crab Cioppino Feed

May 6, 2017 Castles & Kites Festival

February, 2017 The Beach Cabaret

July 3, 2017 Independence Day Fireworks Show

March 18, 2017 Hitchcock Film Festival March, 2017 Bodega Polenta Feed (Polenta Feed, BBQ & More)

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Bodega Bay

“BEST” Vacation Rentals

Our courteous professionals are here to help you find a vacation rental home of your dreams.

We have from 1-5 bedroom homes fully furnished, all with amazing ocean views.

Give us a call to arrange your “BEST” Getaway!

(707) 377-4250 Office

Blue Whale Center 1580 Eastshore Rd. Suite D, Bodega Bay

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Stay in or near Bodega Bay Adams Realty

King Beds in Every Room • Free Wi-fi Pet Friendly • Free Parking Next Door to Restaurants and Galleries 300 yards to Bodega Bay • 1/4 Mile to Pacific Ocean Family run since 1983, Bodega Bay Inn was originally built as an art gallery and we still feature many local artists.

We are a relaxed and casual California beach inn; a great option for families, pet lovers, and guests who wish to experience a home away from home experience.

We are ideal for writers, musicians, or people looking for a great spot to get into a creative mood.

707-875-3388

www.bodegabayinn.com 1588 Eastshore Road, Bodega Bay, Ca

“THE local real estate experts” 2001 Hwy One, Ste A, Bodega Bay (707) 875-3200 bodegabayrealty.com

Bodega Bay “BEST” Vacation Rentals

Amazing homes with spectacular views!

1580 Eastshore Rd, Ste D, Bodega Bay (707) 377-4250 • BBBVR.com

Bodega Bay Escapes

Find the perfect Bodega Bay vacation rental!

1795 Highway 1, Bodega Bay (877) 809-7819 • (707) 875-2600 bodegabayescapes.com

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Bodega Bay Inn

Family run since 1983. Originally built as an art gallery; we still feature local artists!

1588 Eastshore Rd., Bodega Bay (707) 875-3388 • bodegabayinn.com

Bodega Bay RV Park

The only full-service RV Park on the Sonoma Coast.

2001 Hwy. 1, Bodega Bay (707) 875-3701 bodegabayrvpark.com

Chanslor Guest Ranch

Ocean view vacation home rentals, room rentals and camping.

2660 N. Hwy 1, Bodega Bay ChanslorRanch.com • (707) 875-2721

The Continental Inn

Old fashioned luxury with modern comfort and convenience.

26985 Hwy. 1, Tomales, CA 94971 (707) 878-2396 thecontinentalinn.com

Waterfront Seafood reStaurant

Open 7 am tO 3 pm every day!

595 Highway 1, Bodega Bay (707) 875-3522 lucaswharfrestaurant.com

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Fresh Seafood Case Fish & Chips Oysters • Calamari Prawns • Fish Tacos Organic Salads Gluten Free Options *with purchase of Lunch or Dinner up of howder* Must present this aD

Fishetarian Fish Market

599 Highway 1 South (next to Lucas Wharf),Bodega Bay, Ca

707.875.9092 • fishetarianfishmarket.com

Ginochio’s Kitchen offers stunning views of the Bay from our indoor seating and outdoor patio. Step inside and feel the family’s love for cooking delicious and amazing food.

Check out our cooking classes, private chef dinners or “fresh catch” offered after we close to the public at 3!

1410 Bay Flat Road, Bodega Bay 707-377-4359 • www.ginochioskitchen.com

Wine &Dine in Bodega Bay Bay View Restaurant & Bar

Italian Cuisine 800 Coast Hwy. 1, Bodega Bay (707) 875-2751 • innatthetides.com

The Bluewater Bistro

A perfect combination of seaside and wine country cuisine.

21301 Heron Dr., Bodega Bay (707) 875-3513 • bodegaharbourgolf.com

Boat House Restaurant & Bodega Bay Sportfishing Your gateway to the finest fishing & fried fish on the coast!

1445 Hwy. 1, Bodega Bay (707) 875-3495 bodegabaysportfishing.com

Lucas Wharf Seafood Restaurant Fine Dining with a great view of the Bay! 595 Hwy 1, Bodega Bay (707) 875-3522 lucaswharfrestaurant.com

Sonoma Coast Vineyards

Handcrafted wines from the Extreme Sonoma Coast.

555 S. Highway 1, Bodega Bay 707.921.2860 sonomacoastvineyards.com

Spud Point Crab Company

Fishetarian Fish Market & Deli

Old style Fishermen’s Wharf operation.

1860 Westshore Rd., Bodega Bay (707) 875-9472 • spudpointcrab.com

Ginochio’s Kitchen

Patio with Bay View - Fish & Chips Chowder - Fish Tacos - BBQ Seafood 1409 Hwy 1, Bodega Bay 707-875-2900 • thebirdscafe.com

Sustainable seafood & good eats!

599 S Highway 1, Bodega Bay (707) 875-9092 fishetarianfishmarket.com

Delicious ravioli’s, lasagna, smoked meats, pastries & cooking classes!

1410 Bay Flat Rd, Bodega Bay (707) 377-4359 Ginochioskitchen.com

Gourmet au Bay

Sonoma Coast’s only wine bar, bottle shop, gift store and restaurant!

1412 Bay Flat Road, Bodega Bay (707) 875-9875 gourmetaubay.com

The Birds Café

The Casino Bar & Grill

Historic old style roadhouse!

17000 Bodega Hwy. Bodega 707.876-3185

Experience the “True Bodega Bay”!

Stop in at this old style Fisherman’s Wharf

operation, and find out why we were voted Best Chowder on the Coast for 12 years in a row! You can watch as the live crab go into the large cooker right outside the shop. Sit at our outdoor tables and sample our famous Crab Sandwich while you watch the fishing fleets operate right across the street.

Tides Wharf Restaurant & Bar No seats available…. without a view of the bay!

835 Coast Hwy. 1, Bodega Bay (707) 875-3652 • innatthetides.com

1860 Westshore Rd., Bodega Bay (707) 875-9472 • spudpointcrab.com

Shop & Play in Bodega Bay Birdhouse Gifts

Fun treasures, jewelry, t-shirts, shells, birdfeeders, ceramics, scarves, hats.

1409 Hwy 1, Bodega Bay (next to The Birds Cafe) 707-875-2900

Bodega Bay Surf Shack & Bodega Bay Kayak

Rentals - Surf Boards - Kayaks SUPs - Clothing - Gifts - Bike Rentals 1400 Hwy 1., Bodega Bay (707) 875-3944 • bodegabaysurf.com

Bodega Bay Sailing

3 hour tour of Bodega Bay. Up to six people. Call Rich 707-318-2251• bodegabaysailing.com

Candy & Kites

Miss AnitA Fishing ChArters The Miss Anita is a customized 340 Catamaran, the signature boat of the Baha Cruiser fleet. She is equipped with a large fly bridge and hard cabin, featuring full ventilation, sliding windows and comfortable inside seating for all the anglers.

A happy litlle store specializing in being nice to you for over 30 years.

1415 Hwy 1, Bodega Bay 707.875.3777 • candyandkites.com

Chanslor Guest Ranch & Horse N Around Trail Rides

Ocean view vacation home rentals, room rentals and camping.

Horseback rides with ocean views!

2660 N. Hwy 1, Bodega Bay (707) 875-3333 • ChanslorRanch.com horsenaroundtrailrides.com

Diekmann’s Bay Store

Miss AnitA Fishing ChArters 1500 BAy FlAt roAd, BodegA BAy

707.875.3474 • MissAnitAFishingChArters.CoM

Groceries, Sporting Goods, Deli 1275 California 1 Bodega Bay (707) 875-3517 www.diekmannsbaystore.com

East Shore Outfitters

Your source for Bodega Bay Wear.

1795A Highway 1, Bodega Bay (707) 377-4034 eastshoreoutfitters.com

Hagemann Ranch Trout Farm

Come fish our ponds, no fishing license required, fishing equipment available.

18401 Hwy. 1, Bodega CA 94922.

707.876.3217 • hagemannranch.com

High Tide Comics, Books, & Games A bookstore and pop culture shop with fun for everyone!

2001 Highway 1, Suite B, Bodega Bay 707-377-4126 • hightidecomics.com

The Links at Bodega Harbour

Golf in breathtaking natural beauty!

21301 Heron Dr., Bodega Bay 707.875.3538 • bodegaharbourgolf.com

Fisherman’s Cove

Bodega Bay’s only Oyster Bar! 1850 Bay Flat Rd, Bodega Bay 707.875.FISH (3474) bodegabayoysters.com

Miss Anita Fishing Charters

Reel ‘em in on a customized 340 Catamaran!

1500 Bay Flat Road, Bodega Bay 707.875.3474 missanitafishingcharters.com

Sonoma Concierge

Private, Custom Tours & Transportation.

Discover Sonoma County’s hidden treasures.

707.775.0282 • sonomaconcierge.com

Second Wind

Kites, Toys, Sweets and Fun! 1805 Hwy. 1, Bodega Bay (707) 875-WIND (9463) www.secondwindfun.com

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1. Adams Realty 2. Bay View Restaurant 3. Bluewater Bistro / Links at Bodega Harbour 4. Boat House Restaurant/ Bodega Bay Sportfishing 5. Bodega Bay “BEST” Vacation Rentals 6. Bodega Bay Escapes Vacation Rentals 7. Bodega Bay Inn 8. Bodega Bay RV Park 9. Bodega Bay Sailing 10. Bodega Bay Surf Shack 11. Candy & Kites 12. Chanslor Ranch & Horse N Around Trail Rides 13. Deikmann’s Bay Store 14. East Shore Outfitters 15. Fisherman’s Cove 16. Fishetarian Fish Market & Lucas Wharf Seafood Rest.

17. Ginocio’s Kitchen and Sonoma Concierge 18. Gourmet Au Bay 19. Hagemann Ranch Trout Farm 20. High Tide Comics, Books & Games 21. Miss Anita Fishing Charters 22. Second Wind 23. Sonoma Coast Vineyards 24. Spud Point Crab Company 25. The Birds Café & Birdhouse Gifts 26. The Casino Bar & Grill 27. The Continental Inn 28. Tide’s Wharf Restaurant

Coastal Adventures 1

photo by Rich Fraguero

Take a Hike on the Sonoma Coast

Sonoma Coast hiking options are diverse and plentiful, from sand dunes to peaks with trails offering vistas as far away as the San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge.

Sonoma Coast State Park There are three areas of the park that offer hiking opportunities. Most of the hikes along the headlands are not that strenuous as you are walking across fairly flat ground that is essentially an open prairie.

South Sonoma Coast Bodega Head has a relatively short hiking trail that goes around the headlands. This trail has spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, Bodega Harbor, and the town of Bodega Bay. There is another trail that connects with the trail system found in the Bodega Dunes section of the park. Here you can walk along the headlands and on the beach. (On clear nights, Bodega Head is an excellent place for star gazing!)

Sonoma Coast Trail is a pretty bluff-top route that connects to some wonderful secret beaches. During spring, wildflowers brighten the bluff: blue lupine, Indian paintbrush and sea sage.

Sonoma Coast Trail begins on the bluffs above Blind Beach, but hikers can also begin at Goat Rock, located a half mile north of the trailhead.

The rock is connected to the mainland by a causeway. During the 1920s, Goat Rock was quarried, and used to build a jetty at the mouth of the Russian River.

A mile north of the trailhead, and 0.5 miles north of Goat Rock, you will find the mouth of the Russian River. The 110 mile-long river is one of the largest on the North Coast. At the river mouth, you can observe osprey nesting in the treetops. The California brown pelican is one of several species of birds that breed and nest on Penny Island, located in the river mouth.

Directions to trailhead: From Highway 1, ten miles north of the town of Bodega Bay, turn west on Goat Rock Road. Signed Sonoma Coast Trail begins at a small parking lot on the left of the road. If you’d like to begin this walk at Goat Rock, continue to road’s end at a large parking area.

Sonoma Coast Trail heads south along the edge of the bluffs. Soon, you’ll step over a stile and head across a pasture. The trail climbs to a saddle on the shoulder of Peaked Hill (elevation 376 feet). You then descend to the bluff tops, and cross a bridge over a fern-lined ravine. It’s a pastoral scene with grassy bluffs and a weathered old barn in the distance.

After crossing another ravine, the path reaches the Shell Beach parking area. A short trail descends the bluffs to Shell Beach. Another trail extends northwest, crosses the highway, and reaches redwood-shaded Pomo Canyon. Picnic tables and walk-in (environmental) campsites are located near the creek.

Sonoma Coast Trail continues south, detouring inland around a private home, then doubling back seaward. The trail plunges into Furlong Gulch, then switchbacks back up to the bluffs. You can follow the trail or the beach to Wright’s Beach Campground.

Further north in Sonoma Coast State Park are two other trails. The Kortum Trail extends from Blind Beach to Wright’s Beach. Access (parking) is midway along the trail at Shell Beach at Wright’s Beach. The trail travels along headlands and down to a few beaches. You can also travel inland from Shell Beach by taking the Pomo Canyon Trail. It begins at Route 1, just across the pull-off entrance to Shell Beach and ends at Pomo Canyon Environmental Camp.

Another trail of note is at the northern edge of the park. Vista Point is a short loop trail that goes to breathtaking Vista Point. There is a parking lot and picnic tables at the trailhead.

Sonoma Coast Beaches: Miles of sandy beaches, rugged headlands with spectacular vistas, and a rocky coast with secret coves and arches carved by the sea and wind make this area popular for Sonoma hiking. Sonoma Coast State Beach is not one beach, but many. You could easily overlook them, because most aren’t visible from Highway 1. The beaches are tucked away in rocky coves, and hidden by tall bluffs. Colorfully named locales are some of the highlights of Sonoma Coast State Beach, thirteen miles of coastline stretching from the Russian River to Bodega Bay. The summer morning fog will usually burn off by noon. Be aware of the danger of “sneaker waves,” frequent along this coast, that can sweep hikers off rocks.

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Drive the Beautiful Pacific Coast Highway

People from all over the world come to this area just to drive the spectacular Pacific Coast Highway (Coastal Highway 1). From the Golden Gate Bridge, take the Muir Beach exit, just past Sausalito/Marin City.

You will wind past beautiful beaches and past the Point Reyes National Seashore. Highway 1 continues along the coast, breaking off briefly to go through the town of Valley Ford before rejoining the coast at Bodega Bay. You will want to stop here at the Sonoma Coast Visitor Center, then try one of the great oceanside restaurants for some fresh fish, crab or clam chowder. Another option is to go Wine Surfing at Gourmet au Bay (but keep in mind, the road ahead is a winding road, so perhaps better on the way back). Continue up the coast and you will pass numerous accessible beaches, including the extremely photogenic Goat Rock Beach.

As you continue north, in approximately 10 miles you will encounter Jenner by the Sea. The Russian River flows into the Pacific Ocean at Jenner. Relax and enjoy the pelicans in flight, the cormorants and sandpipers hunting for their dinner, and hear the harbor seals barking. River’s End Restaurant, which overlooks the beach and is the best spot you will ever find for watching sunsets, has been named among the most romantic spots in the world. Jenner Inn offers lodging with breathtaking views.

And just a few miles north (about 12), Timber Cove Inn and Alexander’s Restaurant offer a view-filled hide-away with culinary benefits.

You will also see Fort Ross State Park, where you can tour this 200 year old Russian Settlement, including an actual fort.

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photo by Rich Fraguero The next 25 miles includes more rugged coastal scenery, several accessible beaches, Sea Ranch Lodge and Restaurant, and Sea Ranch Golf Course. Just over the Mendocino County border you will find yourself in the charming village of Gualala, where the Gualala River meets the sea. Here you’ll find an array of unique shopping opportunities. (707) 869-2958 •parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450 •stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org

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Fly a Kite on the Beach

Spend a windy afternoon with your bare feet in the sand and your eyes fixed in the sky as you fly a kite on the beach. Watching the kite dip and soar as it is blown about by the wind will bring out the inner child in anyone.

These days, kites have progressed well beyond the simple single string-and-tail models.

Fly all sorts of more challenging and high performance kites, such as stunt kites and traction kites that will do flips and loops and figure eights with only the tug of a string. For the “power kiter,” try kite groundboarding, buggying and free flying.

There are a full range of kites available, and the perfect place to start is at Candy and Kites in Bodega Bay. This colorful, coastal shop offers an out of this world selection of kites and accessories. As the name implies, however, Candy and Kites is not just for kites. They also sell a scrumptious variety of hand made chocolates, saltwater taffy, old-fashioned candies, flags, banners, spinners and a plethora of beach toys and books for the kids.

1415 Coastal Hwy 1 in Bodega Bay • (707) 875-3777. • candyandkites.com

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Wetlands Trail is a gentle ride with beautiful views of the ocean. A great ride for young cowboys and cowgirls, first time riders and timid riders. You’ll ride through the protected wetlands where you’ll see an abundance of bird life. A great ride for the whole family!

Osprey Trail is a scenic trail that winds through protected wetlands and around a turtle pond. This trail is gentle and is an easy, comfortable way for you to enjoy riding a horse.

Salmon Creek Trail rides through protected wetlands and down into the canyon to Salmon Creek. This trail has great views of the ocean and Salmon Creek. Not recommended for timid or fearful riders. Enjoy the panoramic views of the ocean among the herd of Galloway Cattle. The trail is called the Blacktail Trail for good reason, they often encounter Coastal Blacktail Mule Deer as they graze on the hill. Not for timid riders.

Miwok Trail is one of their most diverse trail rides, with beautiful views of the ocean, you’ll walk along the serene Salmon Creek and under the canopy of trees where the Miwok Indians had a village along the creek. Not for timid riders. 2660 N. Hwy One, Bodega Bay. 707-875-8849 •horsenaroundtrailrides.com (707) 869-2958 •parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450 •stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org

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Hook a Big One with Bodega Bay Sportfishing

This is a great time of year to go sportfishing. Bodega Bay is the gateway to some great deep sea fishing, whether you go north toward Point Reyes or south toward the Farrallon Islands. Anglers are reporting good catches of King Salmon.

At Bodega Bay Sportfishing you can jump on board for daily salmon and rock cod fishing aboard 55 and 65 foot fast, modern fiberglass vessels. Captain Rick Powers knows what is biting and where, so trust him. If possible, book a weekday, and you can expect much more on board attention.

They also offer Whale Watching Trips January through April.

Whether you make a day of it with some good friends or the whole

Ride a Horse on the Sonoma Coast

So you want to ride a horse on the beach? Whether it’s on your bucket list or just something that sounds intriguing, it is possible with Horse N Around Trail Rides. These two coastal operators offer turnkey, affordable adventures you won’t soon forget!

Horse N Around is located on legendary Chanslor Ranch in Bodega Bay. Take an unforgettable ride through the beautiful dunes of Bodega Bay to the breathtaking Beach! This ride is not only fabulous because of the panoramic views of the amazing Sonoma Coast but also because you are helping save lives! Every penny goes to rescue horses that have been neglected, abused, abandoned or destined for slaughter. Most of the horses used for the trail rides are rescued horses that were given a second chance.

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Coastal Adventures family, this will be an experience you always remember! Get the latest fishing report at usafishing.com/bodega.html. 1410 B Bay Flat Rd., Bodega Bay 707.875.3344 •bodegabaysportfishing.com

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See Where Hitchcock Filmed “The Birds”

In 1961, Alfred Hitchcock was looking for a coastal location for his next film. He was looking for a remote area, free of interference from trees and mountains, giving him open and clear shots of sky. Bodega and Bodega Bay fit the bill, and almost three years later, the thriller The Birds was released. Still standing today is the original schoolhouse in which Tippi Hedren and the schoolchildren took refuge, then tried to flee from the gulls and flocks of ravens. The ancient Potter School was condemned before the filming, so film crews shored it up. Over the years, the school has been used as a bed and breakfast, but is now a private residence, so please respect the owner’s privacy.

Next door to the schoolhouse was the schoolteacher’s house, but that was a facade built by the film crew, and is no longer there. A glimpse of the Bodega Catholic Church was seen in the film, which still exists. Some other structures burned down in the late 60s, but the serene countryside and the roads traveled are quite recognizable.

Shown in one of the opening scenes, Bay Hill Road can be found entering Hwy 1, both north and south of town. At the north end, drive up about a mile, safely turn around and look at the scene that was filmed over 40 years ago.

Remember the gas station that blew up? That was the Tides Restaurant and parking lot, used for the gas station, cafe and boat dock scenes. The gas station was actually blown up on a studio lot. The Tides complex which has been expanded and remodeled several times since then is now the Tides Wharf Restaurant, serving local seafood specialties with panoramic views of the bay. The Sonoma Coast Visitor Center in Bodega Bay receives thousands of Hitchcock fans every year, looking for a glimpse of scenery from the film. •visitbodegabayca.org

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Wine Surf in Bodega Bay

Gourmet au Bay is Sonoma County’s only waterside wine bar, bottle shop and gift store. What is “Wine Surfing”? First choose 3 wines to sample from their daily menu, then your glasses are slipped into a carefully crafted “surfboard”, then you’ll carefully carry your surfboard of wine out to their beautiful viewing deck right on the bay. Linger on the deck and enjoy award winning wines, engaging conversation and a breathtaking view. So experience an unforgettable Bodega Bay sunset and try Wine Surfing. Gourmet au Bay is a great place to enjoy a glass of wine or share a bottle and some cheese and delectable crackers with friends. Buy a bottle and enjoy complimentary corkage at many participating area restaurants. Stop in to their new location on Bay Flat Road, and sample something form their new Wood Fired Oven!

They are open every day from 11am to 7pm, Friday and Saturday until 8pm.

1412 Bay Flat Road, Bodega Bay • 707.875.9875 •gourmetaubay.com

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Take a 3-Hour Sailboat Tour of Bodega Bay

Take a 3-hour sailing tour of Bodega Bay on a beautiful 33’ sailboat.

Owner/Captain Rich Crumley has been sailing since he was a boy. His goal is to not only ensure you and your companions have a good time, he will also educate you about local geology, history and the animals that hatch, feed, migrate and spout in the rich habitat of Bodega Bay. Rich, a former Park Ranger for Sonoma County Parks, says his boat, The Entropy II, can take up to six people on the three-hour sailing tours 14 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

and reaches speeds of 6 knots (6.9 mph). Expect to see sea lions, stingray, egrets and herons. “This is a rest stop for migrating birds in the spring and fall,” Crumley explains. If it is the right time of year, you may even see migrating whales.

Captain Crumley generally will go sailing seven days a week at either 10am to 1pm or 2pm to 5pm.

At just $80 per person, it is a real bargain and an unforgettable experience. They also offer a Sunset Cruise at $100 per person.

707.318.2251 • bodegabaysailing.org

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See the Whales

From late November through February you may see California gray whales, 40 - 60 feet long. They are migrating from the rich feeding fields of the Arctic region down the California coast. Pregnant whales are usually in the lead, with non-pregnant females and males following behind, courting and mating as they travel. After a four to seven week stay in the lagoons of coastal Baja, while the birthing takes place, the migration returns by the North Coast from late February through April. On their journey, the whales move past Point Reyes, the Farallon Islands, through Half Moon Bay and Monterey Bay, and follow the coastline along Southern California before reaching Mexico. Mothers and their calves leave last, so they can be seen passing by as late as early May. To see the whales at close range, you can take a whale-watching cruise or, if you’re fortunate, you may sight one of these incredible creatures as you gaze at the ocean from a bluff. The fascinating migration of California gray whales can be observed from Sonoma County shores or on whale-watching cruises. Local fishing boats offer whale-watching cruises throughout the season. While on a cruise, you may see dolphins, humpback whales, harbor seals, seabirds, and possibly even a blue whale, the largest animal known to man. Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods offers Docent led Whale Watching Tours.

Whale watching season along the Sonoma coast peaks in December and January. Great viewing opportunities abound at Gualala Point and Stillwater Regional Parks, or Black Point and Walk On Beach accesses (in Sea Ranch). The large males, females, and their calves, are often seen from Bodega Head. The local Whale Watching Club gathers there with “Official Whale Watcher” gear and shows visitors what to look for and where whales have been spotted. Other good locations include Fort Ross State Park, Timber Cove, Salt Point Park and Sonoma Coast State Beach (Shell Beach). Observers should look for the whale’s 10-15 foot spouts.

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Discover Coastal Parks & Ocean Beaches

Sonoma Coast State Park is one of the most popular parks in Northern California for good reason.

There’s plenty to do, including hiking, horseback riding, fishing, crabbing, beach combing, surfing, picnicking, camping, and abalone diving. However, this is not a good place to go swimming or wading. The park is made up of a series of beaches separated by rocky photo by Marlene Ortiz Smith bluffs and headlands. There are long sandy beaches, secluded coves, tide pools, sea stacks, and natural arches. There’s an underwater park for divers that extends the length of the park. All these beaches have dangerous currents and waves. Even the surf area is unsafe, and sneaker waves have claimed unwary visitors.

There are a number of beaches that you can walk or drive to. These include (from south to north) South Salmon Beach, North Salmon Beach, Schoolhouse Beach, Portuguese Beach, Duncan’s Landing, Shell Beach, Blind Beach, and Goat Rock Beach. The park starts just north of Jenner Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

and extends 17 miles south to Bodega Head, totaling some 5,000 acres.

The park is not pet friendly.

Many of the beaches provide habitat for endangered species and do not allow dogs. They are also not allowed on any of the trails. In places where dogs are allowed (primarily the parking lots) they must be kept on a 6 foot or less leash. According to petfriendlytravel.com, dogs are allowed on Doran Beach, Marshall Gulch, Carmet Beach, Schoolhouse Beach, Portuguese Beach, Duncans Cove, Wright’s Beach, Furlong Gulch, Shell Beach, Blind Beach. Dogs are prohibited at Salmon Creek North, Salmon Creek South, Miwok Beach, Coleman Beach, Bodega Dunes Beach, Goat Rock Beach.•sonoma-coast-state-park.com

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Hike or Bike a trail in Willow Creek

This 3,000+ acre addition to the Sonoma Coast State Park is somewhat unique, not only for its beautiful, hilly landscape, but also for the fact that it survives through a stewardship program with LandPaths.

While the land is open for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, you’ll need to obtain a permit to do so. However, the money collected through this program allows for maintenance of the park (signage, brush clearing, trail cultivation, etc.) as well as the guarantee that you’ll have a pristine open space to explore for generations to come. The seed funds provide for public access and provided by the California Coastal Conservancy. Your assistance, too, is key to helping manage access to this park. One important way to help is by respecting private property boundaries that border all sides of Willow Creek.

The Park offers a 15-mile network of ranch and logging roads leading to numerous trails, perennial streams, and scenic overlooks. Trails connect with adjacent State Park lands (Pomo Canyon and Shell Beach), allowing hikers and bikers to trek from Duncans Mills to Shell Beach, approx. 7 miles each way. The park features forests and grasslands with stunning views of the ocean, including the popular “Islands in the Sky” loop. Access is from Duncans Mills off Freezeout Road (with parking lot through locked gate) or at the end of Willow Creek Rd off Coleman Valley Rd (limited parking on road) for current valid permit holders only.

If you would like to obtain a permit to hike, bike or horseback ride at Willow Creek, go to: www.landpaths.org/propertyexplorer/willowcreek-people-powered-park.aspx. To get a copy of a detailed map, go to stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org/pdf/wc_trailmap.pdf. (707) 8692958 •parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450 •stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org

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Coastal Adventures Spend the Day at Salt Point State Park

Salt Point State Park encompasses 6,000 acres of open grasslands, forested hills, pristine prairies and pygmy forests, as well as a rugged coastline and an underwater park. The site was once a sandstone rock quarry used to build San Francisco’s streets and buildings in the mid-1800s. Today, Salt Point State Park boasts over 20 miles of hiking trails, six miles of coastline and an underwater park.

Bike, trails, RV facilities, skin and scuba diving, horseback riding, fishing, a variety of camping options and educational programs are available at this phenomenal site. Unique to this park is the Tafoni (Italian for “cavern”). A natural phenomenon, Tafoni is a honeycombed photo by Rich Fraguero network carved into the rocks, forming pits, knobs, ribs and ridges.

Salt Point State Park is located on Hwy 1, about 20 miles north of Jenner.

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According to the Santa Rosa Cycling Club, “King Ridge Road is considered by many to be the crown jewel of North Bay cycling roads.” There are a lot of beautiful rides to choose from, so give it a try and judge for yourself. It is, without a doubt, a challenging and beautiful day trip, at 55 miles.

The ride begins in the Russian River Resort Area’s Monte Rio, from a parking lot on the north end of the bridge over the Russian River. From this Monte Rio Parks and Rec lot, turn left on River Road. Your route will parallel the river, then, after a turn onto Austin Creek Road, proceed upstream along that pretty creek.

Relax and enjoy this redwood laden forest road about six miles, turning right onto Cazadero Highway. Follow that road to past the lazy hamlet of Cazadero (mile 9). Stop at the general store if you need water or supplies.

At the junction, take the middle road (King Ridge). Ride the ridgeline and prepare yourself for some of the most breathtaking vistas you will ever see. Over the next 22 miles, the road you’re on will change names from Hauser Bridge to Seaview to Fort Ross to Meyer’s Grade without

Imagine seeing harbor seals, blue herons and an ancient singing stone in one day. Depending on the season, and adventure you might see gray whales, white pelicans or bald eagles. In late summer, bioluminescent plankton attach to the fish and you can watch fish dart like fireworks under your kayak. Where does all this wonder occur? It is where the river meets the waves, and WaterTreks EcoTours knows the special spots. Trained guides share Russian River Estuary history, such as Penny Island’s dairy or the Skywatcher, a Kashaya Pomo singing stone. Descended from a long line of Kashaya photo by Eric Tobias who live in the area, owner Suki Waters herself spent part of her childhood on the river and coast, learning to fish, harvest seaweed and how to identify the wildlife, flora and fauna of the estuary. WaterTrek’s Living Classrooms project helps students of all ages discover science and history firsthand. Open seven days a week, you will find their booth across from Café Aquatica in Jenner. Kayak rentals also available daily. All reservations by phone: (707) 865-2249. WaterTreks runs year ‘round, so call them today to book your adventure! 707.865.2249 • watertreks.com Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

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Connecting with Highway 1, you will take this ultimate thrill ride down that coastal highway past Timber Cove, Fort Ross and Jenner by the Sea, finally bringing you to a relatively level road back to Monte Rio, passing the unique shopping hamlet of Duncans Mills. srcc.memberlodge.com/TGR

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Surf or Kayak the Sonoma Coast

Surfing the Sonoma Coast can be one of the most sublime experiences of your life. But finding the right place to surf can be a challenge, as they are scattered northward from Bodega Bay to the Mendocino County border. According to surfertoday.com, the best of the surfing sites in Sonoma County is at Salmon Creek, an exposed beach break that has very consistent surf. Magicseaweed.com concurs, describing Salmon Creek as a “meaty beachbreak resembling San Francisco’s Ocean Beach in terms of size and consistency”.

South-facing Doran Park (also in Bodega Bay) is favored by beginners and anybody else looking for some relief from the persistent NW winds.

Many of the best sites are kept a secret by avid local surfers, so our recommendation is to talk to Bob and crew at Bodega Bay Surf Shack.

The best sites are also largely dependent on the prevailing winds and conditions, so the folks at the Shack can also provide tidal and weather conditions vital to your experience.

Unwritten rules of surfing etiquette amount to basic common sense, like not cutting someone off on a wave, respecting the people who were out there before you, getting out of the way of another surfer and honoring a general wave rotation where you share and take your turn.

Need the gear? You can rent surfboards, Stand Up Paddle boards and wetsuits at Bodega Bay Surf Shack. Or if you prefer, rent a kayak and explore protected areas of Bodega Bay or Salmon Creek. Bodega Bay Kayaks offer single and tandem boats and also a 20 minute onshore clinic covering safety techniques and an overall suggested route to take.

1580 East Shore Drive, Bodega Bay. (707) 875-8899. • bodegabaysurfshack.com

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ee a Real Fort at fort Ross State Park

Take a trip to the Fort Ross State Historic Park to see how members of the Russian-American settlement lived from 1812 to 1841. The park offers delightfully informative and entertaining tours as well as a reconstructed Russian Orthodox chapel, barracks and two corner blockhouses. The Rotchev House is an original building that was renovated in 1836 for the last manager of Fort Ross, Alexander Rotchev. Fishing, hiking, camping and scuba diving are popular activities at Fort Ross Historic Park, and after a long day of fun, relax in the shade with a picnic at the picturesque picnic area. Fort Ross State Historic P a r k i s l o c a t e d 12 m i l e s n o r t h o f J e n n e r o n H w y 1.

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Take the family and try your hand at rainbow trout fishing at Hagemann Ranch in Bodega Bay. Their pond has been stocked with rainbow trout for over 35 years. Talk about fun—no fishing licenses is needed and you catch ‘em, they clean ‘em. They have bait and tackle, snacks and beverages, picnic tables, barbecues and… worms. You don’t need anything, they have everything you need for great family fun!

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There are only two rules: no catching frogs and no catch and release— these babies are yours for the taking. Prices are more than reasonable and based on the size of fish you catch. Generally, visitors should be able to get the full experience, including snacks and drinks for under $20 per person, and go home with fresh fish for dinner.

Take the opportunity to tour the over 1000 acre working cattle ranch by horse back or truck.

The Hagemanns offer fun-filled, frown-free fishing in season. The summer schedule is 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursdays through Mondays, June through September; with the winter schedule changing to weekends only for October and November, and resuming with winter hours from April to May. Hagemann Ranch is located between the towns of Bodega and Bodega Bay. The ranch entrance is located at 18797 South Hwy 1 (1/2 mile west of Hwy 12 intersection), Bodega Bay. 707-876-3217. • www.hagemannranch.com

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Golf Oceanside at the Links at Bodega Harbor

Experience the beauty and challenge of a true Scottish style links course. Perched along the spectacular Sonoma County Coast, the Links at Bodega Harbour combines breathtaking natural beauty with a recently remodeled Robert Trent Jones II design. Combining spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean from all 18 holes, rolling fairways, undulating greens, and native coastal rough, this golf course is sure to take your breath away.

Bluewater Bistro, right on site at the course, offers not only those wonderful mid-course refreshments, but also a full menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner. This ocean-side bistro offers a perfect combination of seaside and wine country cuisine for both golfers and non-golfers alike; serving only the freshest ingredients possible, from Sonoma County beef, to fresh fish right off the boat. Every Thursday from 5pm-8pm join them for Live Music/Martini Night with local music artists, martini specials, great wine country bar menu and sunset views you will never forget!

21301 Heron Dr., Bodega Bay • 707.875.3538. •bodegaharbourgolf.com

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Discover Life in the Coastal Tidepools

The tidepools on the Sonoma Coast are teeming with life. From the nearly invisible aggregating anemones to the lively hermit crabs living in appropriated turban snail shells, everywhere you step there are fragile intertidal creatures underfoot. Many tidepool animals can be safely touched as long as it is done with great care and respect. A general guideline is to only touch animals as gently as you would your own eyeball. For example, anemones should not be poked and sea hares should not be squeezed.

As a general rule, organisms should only be picked up if this may be accomplished easily. No organism attached to a surface should be removed by force, however slight. Many animals, such as limpets, chitons, barnacles, mussels, seastars, and urchins are attached directly to rocks (permanently or temporarily) and using force to remove them would be harmful to them. Animals that are actively swimming or moving away from people, or that resist being handled, should not be pursued or picked up. Animals such as lobsters or sea urchins, that are protecting themselves in crevices or under rocks should not be pulled free or picked up. There are two locations on the Sonoma Coast well-known for their abundant tidepool offerings: Salt Point State Park: Located 18 miles north of Jenner on Highway 1, there are many tidepools along the park’s coastline, including Gerstle Cove Marine Reserve. The visitor center is open on weekends from April through October and offers interpretive tidepool walks. If you’re lucky, you might even see a colony of harbor seals, or perhaps the wide tail of Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 17

Coastal Adventures a breaching whale. 707.847.3221 Shell Beach, Sonoma Coast State Beach: You will find this rocky, expansive beach on Highway 1 three miles south of Jenner. The tidepools are rich and easily accessible. During spring and summer low tides, volunteer naturalists are available to help interpret the tidepools for visitors.

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The vibrant colors of the lovely rhododendron are sure to delight at Kruse Rhododendron State Reserve.

Bright pink blossoms are everywhere within the park’s five-plus miles of magnificent hiking trails. The lush greens of the ferns and foliage help to set off the marvelous colors. If hiking isn’t your thing, there are also many horseback riding trails. This impressive forest is ever evolving as second growth redwood and Douglas fir continue to rise into the sky. The park’s 317 acres were donated to the state of California in memory of Edward P. Kruse, one of the founders of San Francisco’s German Bank. The land was once used by the family as a sheep farm.

The best time to experience the most vivid colors is springtime. The Kruse Rhododendron State Reserve is located about 20 miles north of Jenner near mile marker 43, adjacent to Salt Point State Park.

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Sea Ranch Lodge is a serene destination on scenic Coastal Highway 1, close to the Mendocino County Line. Come to Sea Ranch for breathtaking ocean vistas, rugged and pristine bluffs and abundant wildlife.

The 3,500-acre community extends about 10 miles along the coastline, offering preserved open space, miles of hiking trails, and the Sea Ranch Golf Links, a Scottish-style course designed by Robert Muir Graves.

Right outside the door at Sea Ranch Lodge are 50 miles of hiking trails for guests to enjoy. These trails meander through coastal meadows and conifer forests, past unique architecture and among distinctive, natural features. Most popular is the Bluff Trail which begins at the lodge and runs along the Sonoma coastline for over eight miles, ending at Gualala Regional Park, the northernmost coastal point in Sonoma County, just before you reach Mendocino County. Within a few minutes’ drive are hikes to local beaches and Salt Point State Park, with other breathtaking coastal trails to explore.

There are five public-access beaches at The Sea Ranch, with Black Point Beach just a five-minute walk from the lodge’s doorstep. Each has its own character, from rocky Shell Beach to sandy, windswept Walk-On Beach with driftwood sculptures and ever-changing shapes.

If you are a ‘birder,’ you can find over 100 species right outside your doorstep. Many residents of The Sea Ranch are avid naturalists and maintain lists of area sightings.

The acclaimed Black Point Grill at Sea Ranch Lodge features internationally-inspired California cuisine that emphasizes the freshest local ingredients.

And all seats offer an incredible ocean vista. 60 Sea Walk Drive, Sea Ranch • 707-785-2371 • searanchlodge.com

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Watch the Sun Set Over the Pacific at River’s End

Whether you are on your way to Mendocino, on your way back or just looking for that memorable sunset/dining experience, River’s End is your journey’s end destination. River’s End is located in beautiful Jenner by the Sea, the point where the Russian River meets the Pacific.

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Prepare yourself for incredible sunsets that will remain forever in your memory. This unpretentious restaurant offers an intimate experience with a view of Goat Rock and the Pacific that is unparalleled. There is not a bad seat in the house!

The food is “unique and internationally influenced”, utilizing local purveyors of fresh seafood, poultry, beef and lamb. Enjoy local wines at their redwood bar or on their outdoor deck. For the ultimate experience call ahead for a window table and to reserve from their current Tasting Menu.

River’s End also offers lodging choices with five ocean view cabins set over their edible flower garden. Let the ocean sounds lull you to sleep while you “disconnect” from the rest of the world and rejuvenate both mind and body.

11048 Highway 1 Jenner, CA • 707.865-2484 ext. 111 •ilovesunsets.com

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o Sportfishing on a atamaran with Miss Anita

Miss Anita Fishing Charters’ fleet of 340 Catamarans are equipped with large fly bridges and hard cabins, featuring full ventilation, sliding windows and comfortable inside seating for all anglers (up to 6 at a time).

Their state of the art electronics include VHF, radar, depth and fish finder to take you right to the fish! The Catamaran hull design provides superior rough water performance with a smooth ride and stability.

Haul in Salmon, Rockfish/Ling Cod, Halibut, Humboldt Squid, Albacore and Dungeness Crab. Their all-inclusive rates include rod, reel, tackle, bait, fish cleaning, filleting and packaging in freezer Ziplock bags.

The boats are also available for cruises, sightseeing, bird watching and whale watching.

Check them out on Facebook for daily reports; find out what’s biting and what is in season. This is great fun for all ages and all levels of experience. Book your charter, bring your camera and get ready for an experience you won’t forget!

1500 Bay Flat Road, Bodega Bay. • 707.875.3474 • missanitacharters.com

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Taste Wine at Sonoma Coast Vineyards on Bodega Bay

Their passion for the Pacific Ocean and Pinot Noir wine led John and Barbara Drady to the Sonoma Coast when they founded Sonoma Coast Vineyards (SCV) in 2001.

With two combined decades of wine industry experience, they realized the challenge of growing grapes on the coast. So they enlisted master winemaker Anthony Austin, who brought his vast knowledge, incredible artistry and experience to SCV’s mission of producing exceptional wines from the Sonoma Coast appellation.

SCV’S tasting room is located right off Coastal Highway 1 in Bodega Bay, overlooking the bay. Walk-in tastings are available every day from 10:30 am to 6 pm (hours may change by the season so check their website or give them a call). Their low production Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays are well worth the visit, and the spectacular views are the pièce de résistance.

Add a great local cheese plate to any tasting flight for only $12. Or for the ultimate Sonoma Coast wine tasting experience, reserve a private tasting in the Wines on the Edge Club Room. The private tasting is available by appointment at 11:00am, 1:00pm and 3:00pm. Maximum 8 guests per tasting, and only $25 per person.

SCV also offers the “Sonoma Coast Food and Wine Experience”, a more intimate, educational experience featuring tapas-style food and wine in their Wine’s on the Edge Club Room. Hosted by one of their hospitality professionals, you will taste through five wines, each perfectly paired with locally sourced small plates. The menu is seasonal and subject to change. Vegetarian option available upon request. This tasting typically lasts 60-75 minutes.

707.921.2860 • 555 Highway 1, Bodega Bay •sonomacoastvineyards.com Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

Back to Nature photo by Rich Fraguero Ecotourism is, by its simplest definition, “tourism to places having unspoiled natural resources.” Other aspects of ecotourism include “Voluntourism”, birding (birdwatching), tidepooling, wildflower and plant identification hikes, horseback riding, bicycling, kayaking, and docent-led ecology tours.

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Take an EcoAdventure with Stewards of the Coast & Redwoods

Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods (Stewards) is a non-profit organization that partners with the Russian River Sector of California State Parks to support volunteer, education and stewardship programs. The sector includes Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve and Austin Creek State Recreation Area in Guerneville, Sonoma Coast State Park from Bodega Bay to Jenner, and the Willow Creek watershed.

Stewards develops and coordinates tours called EcoAdventures in the Russian River District among the Redwood forests and on the Sonoma Coast. Groups can book private naturalist or docent-led hikes. Special EcoAdventure Packages are also available for groups, including kayaking, birding, tidepooling, and star-gazing. Reservations at least 2 weeks in advance are recommended.

The public is also invited to participate in Docent and Community Education Programs, including Whale and Seal Watching, Tidepooling, theme-based hikes on the coast and through the redwoods, and ecology tours.

Since 2012, Stewards has been directly responsible for operating Austin Creek State Recreation Area, located adjacent to Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve, which was threatened with closure due to lack of state funding.

Armstrong Redwoods SNR is 805 acres of old growth redwoods with ADA hiking trails and Fife Creek meandering amongst the biggest trees in Sonoma County. A visitor center welcomes visitors at the park entrance.

There are lovely nature trail signs and interpretive panels throughout the park providing park visitors with information about redwoods ecology.

Ridge trails take visitors into the Austin Creek wilderness.

Austin Creek SRA is a 5,700 acre wilderness area comprised of oak woodlands and chaparral, as well as the headwaters of East Austin, Fife, and Gilliam creeks. It offers back-country hiking with panoramic vistas of the coastal hills and Russian River Valley. It includes 23 car camping sites, 3 wilderness backcountry sites, 20 miles of hiking and equestrian trails, and prehistoric sites dating back 4,000 years. Camping reservations can be made for Bullfrog Pond Campground at www.hipcamp.com. Some sites can be reserved in advance, while others work on a first come, first serve basis.

Sonoma Coast State Park is comprised of over 10,000 acres and over 20 miles of magnificent coastline including the Willow Creek watershed.

The park is actually a series of beaches separated by rock bluffs and headlands extending 17 miles from Bodega Head to Vista Trail, 4 miles

north of Jenner. The park includes over 19 miles of trails. Stewards is responsible for keeping the Visitor Center open at Jenner by the Sea, staffing it on weekends and most weekdays. Volunteers also work on restoration projects in the Willow Creek watershed, supervising trail maintenance throughout the area. Beachcombers, fishermen, sunbathers and picnickers can access the beach from more than a dozen points along the coast from Hwy. 1.

Whale Watching

Whale Watch began as a response to the public’s growing concern and awareness of the fragile relationship with the dwindling population of remaining whales and also as a celebration of one of nature’s grand events – the annual migration of the Pacific Gray whale. The whales begin their journey at their summer feeding grounds off Arctic waters of the Bering, Chukchi and Beaufort Seas. They travel down along the Pacific Coast to their winter calving lagoons off Baja California, Mexico. The whales return after breeding or with their young via the same route, usually closer to shore with the mothers on the outside and the calves closer inland for protection. Groups of 10 or more can book private naturalist or docent-led Whale Watch programs.

Seal Watching

Sonoma County’s largest harbor seal rookery can be viewed at Goat Rock State Beach. Pups are born in March and April and reared through the summer months. Docents are available on the weekends March through September for seal watching guidance. Special docent-led viewings can be arranged upon request.

Paddling

A variety of paddle adventures are offered along the Russian River and in the Jenner Estuary. Learn about the natural and cultural history of the area. Observe river otters and marine mammals as they frolic in their natural habitat. View a variety of bird life (including nesting osprey and blue heron).

Enchanting full moon paddles are especially popular. Paddling adventures are offered during the spring, summer and fall. Kayak rentals are available through WaterTreks.

Hiking

A variety of hiking adventures are offered at Armstrong Redwoods, Austin Creek and Sonoma Coast State Parks. Enjoy old growth redwoods, oak woodlands and magnificent views of the Russian River and coastal areas. See and learn about the wide variety of local flora and fauna. Hiking adventures are offered year-round.

Tidepooling

Our coastal tide pools are teeming with intriguing intertidal life. Roving naturalists are available at specific beaches on low-tide weekends to safely introduce visitors to these fragile wonders. Tide pool adventures are offered on low-tide weekends during the spring, summer and fall.

“Voluntourism”

Interested in volunteering for a project in one of our State Parks while visiting this beautiful area? Voluntourism packages are being developed with local hotels. Spend half a day removing invasive plants, working on a trail or cleaning up our beaches. Voluntourism packages are offered year-round.

Available programs include, but are not limited to: • Pinniped Monitoring Program • Marine Debris Monitoring & Beach Cleanups • Seabird Protection and Monitoring Program • Trail Crew (Coast and Redwoods) • Willow Creek Restoration

707.869.9177 • stewardscr.org

Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve Austin Creek State • Docent and Community Education Programs Recreation Area • Whale Watch • Seal Watch • Tidepools • Sonoma Coast Hikes • EcoAdventures • Campground and Backcountry Camping Sonoma Coast State Park Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods (Stewards) is a non-profit, environmental and interpretive organization that works in partnership with California State Parks in the Sonoma / Mendocino Coast District to support volunteer, education and stewardship programs.

P.O. Box 2, Duncans Mills, CA 95430 T: (707) 869-9177 F: (707) 869-8252

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Take a Hike on a Wine Country Trail

Whether you seek the spectacular oceanside vistas of the Sonoma Coast; the bucolic meandering trails of Sonoma County’s pastures and vineyards; or the awe-inspiring Redwood studded trails of Armstrong Woods, you will find endless adventure here in Sonoma County.

Most trails are within the boundaries of Sonoma County’s State Parks, Regional County Parks and Land Trust regions.

For a list of our top recommendations, including degree of difficulty, description of expected fauna and flora, and directions to the trailheads, see our Mobile App (available in Google Play Store and iTunes App Store) or go to www.101things. com/winecountry/sonoma-county-trails. For a Directory with descriptions of Sonoma County hikes, go to page 22.

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xplore the Amazing etrified Forest

Take a self-guided walking tour through a forest of giant majestic Redwoods turned to stone by a local volcano 3.4 million years ago! Take a naturalist led tour or take one on your own as a self-guided tour.

Main Trail: Petrified Redwoods, ½ mile, rated moderate. Enjoy a stroll through their beautiful forest trail where you will be able to observe the awesome spectacle of massive fallen fossil trees and the incredible detail of preservation they present. The trees were turned to stone due to an explosive local eruption in the vicinity of Mt. St. Helena.

Meadow Trail: View of Mt. St. Helena, Volcanic ash fall, ½ mile rated moderate. Go a little further “The Giant” photo by Eric Tobias and you will be rewarded with a view of the remains of the ancient volcano that buried these now fossilized redwoods 3.4 million years ago.

After taking a break to enjoy the view of the mountain through a beautiful meadow, have a walk around the corner and you will discover the striking view of the ash fall that contains diverse deposits of volcanic debris such as tuff, rhyolite, iron concretions, obsidian, as well as the ubiquitous petrified wood shards.

Redwood Trail: Hike through a living redwood grove, 1 mile, rated moderately difficult. Their new trail provides a lovely walk that winds through a forest of pacific madrone, tan oaks, Douglas fir, and the beautiful groves of redwood trees providing an immediate comparison between the living and the petrified. They open this trail for guided walks every weekend at 11:15.

Tours: Same price as general admission 11:00 and 3:00 tour of main trail and meadow trail, 1-1.5 hours, 1 mile 1:00 pm tour of the main trail, 45 minutes-1 hour, ½ mile See www.petrifiedforest.org for updated and additional information.

Located between Santa Rosa and Calistoga.

4100 Petrified Forest Road, Calistoga • 707.942.6667

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All along the coastline of Sonoma County there are fantastic beaches for camping. One of our favorite areas to go is the Sonoma Coast State Park. This area is marked by 17 miles of long sandy beaches, separated by rugged headlands, coves and natural arches. There are many campsites from which to choose, such as Wright’s Beach, where there are 27 devel20 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

oped sites adjacent to the beach with picnic tables and fire rings. Nearby is the Bodega Dunes Campground with 98 campsites, complete with hot showers and plumbing. Sonoma Coast State Park is a beautiful place to spend the night, and with so many spots along the ocean, there are plenty of options. The park is nestled along Hwy 1 between Jenner and Bodega Bay. Reservations are recommended. For more information on camping at the Sonoma Coast State Park, call (707) 875-3483 •reservamerica.com Willow Creek Environmental Camp offers 11 primitive campsites with fire rings, picnic tables, and pit toilets. Campsites are within 1/4 mile from the parking lot and there is no running water. The only State Park campground on the Russian River, sites are shaded by willows but close to a large beach for swimming and fishing.

•stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org Pomo Canyon Environmental Camp features 20 campsites with fire rings, picnic tables, pit toilets and running water nearby. Campsites are within 1/4 mile from the parking lot, one is disabled accessible. Camps are set in a beautiful redwood grove among the ferns. A three mile trail to Shell Beach takes off from the campground, crossing seasonal streams and rising up into the grassland with marvelous views of the river and finally the ocean. To protect the wildlife, no dogs are allowed.

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park is where the headwaters of the Sonoma Creek run through gorge and canyon, then across the meadow floor beneath scenic rock outcroppings. The park’s 2,700 acres includes 25 miles of trails for hiking and horseback riding. A self-guided nature trail along Sonoma Creek starts near the campground. Deer, raccoons and gray foxes are commonly seen in the park. From the 2,729-foot summit of Bald Mountain, on a clear day visitors can see views of the Sierra Nevada and the Golden Gate. Enjoy horseback riding, a 40” telescope at the Ferguson Observatory that can be rented, along with the group campground, for private parties through ReserveAmerica.com.

Want to camp among the Redwoods? Discover Armstrong Redwoods/ Austin Creek State Recreation Area, (707) 869-2015- 10 mi. N of Bodega Bay, 13 miles east on Hwy 116 to Guerneville to Armstrong Woods Road.

24 sites - $15 per night, water - No showers, $15 per night backpack sites.

First come, first served. Trailers & RV’s limited to 20 ft in length. Disabled access to restroom facilities and some campsites. •stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org Sonoma County Regional Parks offer year round camping at the following parks: Doran Park has a 2-mile stretch of sandy beach and is a popular place for visitors to picnic, build sand castles, fly kites, surf, fish and more.

The Park is extremely family friendly and dogs are permitted on leash.

(707) 875-3540 Hood Mountain Park is located at 1450 Pythian Road, Santa Rosa.

Four environmental campsites are available in remote settings reached by hiking approximately 2 miles from parking areas. Sites include tables, food lockers and tent pads. Primitive toilets are nearby. Potable water and electricity are not available. (707) 565-2267

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Northern California and Wine Country boast some of the finest birding sites in America, so grab your camera and visit one of these outstanding birding hot spots. 101 Things To Do has partnered with Tom Rusert of SonomaBirding. com for this feature. Tom, along with Darren Peterie, are co-founders of The Sonoma Birding Organization.

They are well known and highly respected by the birding community across United States and Canada.

Tom recently received the prestigious Ludlow Griscom Award, presented by the American Birding Association. Photo credits: Kevin O’Brien, Christine Hansen, Audubon, Len Blumin, Sonoma Birding, Tom Moyer. •sonomabirding.com For a complete listing of birding spot s Tom Rusert, in Wine Countr y, with descriptions and pic- SonomaBirding.com tures of the birds you may see there, go to www.101things.com/winecountry/go-birdwatching/.

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ave an EcoOdyssey Tour with EcoRing

EcoRing is a non-profit organization with a goal “to ignite a vibrant ecotourism community with participation from the residents, business, local government and visitors in the Russian River area” In addition to assisting businesses achieve “green business” status, they provide EcoOdyssey Tours that utilize green and eco-friendly businesses and activities.

Fisherman’s Wharf to Point Reyes - Railroad History Tour: Six-night, four-day tour from San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf to Point Reyes. Bike the back roads of Marin County and kayak Tomales Bay. Hike or horseback ride in Point Reyes and ride in electric vehicles.

River to Ocean Tour: Four-day, three-night river to ocean tour from the Russian River to the Sonoma coast. Bicycle a portion of the historic North Pacific Coast Railroad, then kayak the lazy Russian River to Jenner by the Sea. See the harbor seals and walk the Coastal Trail along the spectacular coast of the Pacific Ocean.

Wine and River Tour: Four-day, three-night wine and river tour of the beautiful Russian River and green valleys. The adventure begins at historic lodgings overlooking the Russian River valley and then continues by bicycle along the bucolic Dry Creek Appellation area stopping to taste organic wines. Spend the night perched above the Russian River close to the small town of Healdsburg and in the morning kayak the lazy Russian River.

Wine and Redwoods: Five-day, four-night tour of wine and redwood regions of the beautiful Russian River Valley. Enjoy tastings at organic wineries, biking on the West County Trail, kayaking on the lazy Russian River and riding electric-powered Segways to the Armstrong Redwood Reserve to see 2000 year old giant redwoods. Stay in upscale B&Bs and inns with panoramic views of vineyards and forest. 707.632.6070 • ecoring.org

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pend time at Gualala Point egional park

Right at the Sonoma County and Mendocino County border is Gualala Point Regional Park. This 195-acre park is very popular with hikers, picnickers and kayakers. Easily accessible trails can take you throughout the park as well as to beaches on both the ocean and the Gualala River, which flows into the ocean near this park.

The day use area of the park has a Visitors Center, picnic tables (some with BBQs) and restrooms with flush toilets.

The Visitors Center is hosted by volunteers and has outstanding displays of early California History, information regarding Native Americans, and the turn of the century logging industry.

46001 Gualala Road, Gualala • 707-884-3533 • gualalapark.com

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xplore North Sonoma ountain Regional Park

The new 820-acre North Sonoma Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve offers nature lovers the first public access on the mountain’s north slope, with miles of trails and sweeping views. Located about three miles up Sonoma Mountain Road from Bennett Valley Road, the new park lies next to Jack London State Historic Park in Glen Ellen, giving open access to trails across both properties.

The North Sonoma Mountain park opened in February 2015, the result of 12 years of property acquisition and planning by Sonoma County Open Agricultural Preserve and Open Space District and its nonprofit partners.

The district paid about $20 million for five of the six sites that are now North Sonoma Mountain park, starting with the purchase of the 169-acre Jacobs Ranch in 2003. The ranch is now the park’s entrance.

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Coastal Adventures the ferns and redwoods on the south fork of Matanzas Creek. It climbs to about 2,000 feet elevation, and connects to the western boundary of Jack London Park. The new park also includes a wheelchair-accessible vista point above the park entrance, and the Umbrella Tree Trail, a .75-mile trail to a lone bay tree and a picnic spot with views. (Note: the park does not yet have a drinking fountain, so bring water.) 5297 Sonoma Mountain Road, Santa Rosa • 707-789-9644 •parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov

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Bike, Kayak or Hike with Getaway Adventures

Nobody has been delivering bicycling adventures to Wine Country longer than Randy Johnson and the team at Getaway Adventures. With 25 years behind them, they are now offering wine tasting tours by bike and by van, as well as hiking tours and kayaking tours on the Russian River, Napa River and in the Jenner Estuary.

Wine Tasting Tours by bicycle include the Healdsburg Sip ‘n Cycle, the Carneros Sip ‘n Cycle Tour, the Calistoga Sip ‘n Cycle Tour or the Velo ‘n Vino Tour. Or opt for the Pints ‘n Pedals Tour and explore the exploding Craft Beer segment of Wine Country!

Combine biking and kayaking with wine tasting with their Green Valley Pedal & Paddle Tour, which includes stops at Russian River wineries, a Wine Country Picnic Lunch on a scenic covered patio and swim breaks.

Prefer to be shuttled around for your wine tasting? Getaway Adventures also offers a Hidden Wineries Van Tour where you will visit smaller boutique wineries, often meeting the owners and winemakers.

Looking for something more? Book your Wine Country Weekend Getaway, which includes Friday & Saturday night stays at quality inns, dining at Evangeline and Calistoga Inn, and bicycling and wine tasting in Napa and Sonoma County. For the ultimate experience, book their 4-day Multisport Vacation, combining cycling in the Napa Valley, kayaking in the warm Russian River and a hike on the Sonoma Coast. You will stay in great hotels, enjoy fine and unique dining and wine tasting throughout it all!

(800) 499-2453 • getawayadventures.com

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Get Up and Away in a Hot Air Balloon

Have the adventure of a lifetime with Up & Away Hot Air Ballooning.

Up & Away Ballooning will provide you with everything you need to complete your journey, whether it is for a birthday, wedding proposal or just the highlight of your trip. This is an adventure you will never forget! You’ll meet early at the Sonoma County Airport. Then your journey will begin at the best available launch site to make it the most picturesque and the safest flight. After helping to inflate the balloon (that’s part of the fun!), and a safety orientation, your one hour flight can range from 3 to 10 miles, depending on the wind current.

Depending on the altitude, you may see the Pacific Ocean, look into the Napa Valley or on a clear day, the buildings in San Francisco 60 miles away! At lower altitudes you will fly just above the grapevines and see rabbits, deer and other wildlife. You may even dip into a lake or pond for a “Splash and Dash”.

When the pilot is not adding heat to the balloon, you will hear peace and quiet like no other you have experienced. You will also feel the unique experience of looking out all four “windows”. No other form of flight offers such oneness with nature.

The wonderful flight you just had is only half of your special morning. After landing, Up & Away will take you back to the airport, retrieve your vehicle and head over to Kendall-Jackson Winery for a one of a kind gourmet brunch. The brunch is served on beautiful hand-painted plates with pictures of their balloons on them. Champagne and juice are poured in their signature stemware and a toast is made to all the new aeronauts.

You will leave with lifetime memories and a personalized flight certificate. Call 707-836-0171 and reserve your flight today. You will find it surprisingly affordable. Note: Up and Away Ballooning has the only wheelchair accessible balloons in Northern California! (707) 836-0171 or (800) 711-2998 • up-away.com Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 21

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Hiking, Biking & Equestrian Trails

Our most requested addition to the pages of 101 Things to Do in Sonoma County? A Directory of Trails with Map. We know the following trails are by no means comprehensive; they do represent a good starting place. You can find these and more trails on ourwebsite at 101things.com/winecountry/trails.

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Armstong Woods State Reserve Hikes from 1 mile to 3.3 miles

In addition to the easy, level stroll through the park, numerous hikes are available, originating from within or just outside the park. These hikes range from 1 mile easy hikes to a moderate to strenuous 3.3 mile hike. Advanced level hikes begin in the Armstrong Redwoods and wind their way into the rolling hills, forests and grasslands of Austin Creek Recreation Area. These hikes range from 5.6 miles with an 1100’ climb to 9 miles with a 1500’ climb.•stewardscr.org

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Foothill Regional Park 6.8 miles of trails

The park offers 6.8 miles of hiking, with difficulty levels ranging from the challenging climb up Alta Vista Trail to an easy stroll along Three Lakes Trail. Picnic Tables and benches are located throughout the park. Some trails are restricted to hiking, while the rest are available to equestrians and cyclists. The park is open from 7am to sunset, and well maintained by Sonoma County Regional Parks. No wading, swimming or boating is allowed. You can access the park at 1351 Arata Lane (near Hembree lane) in Windsor. (707) 433-1625.

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Healdsburg to Alexander Loop Ride 29.62 miles

Head north from the Healdsburg Plaza on Healdsburg Ave. At the edge of town veer right (east) onto Alexander Valley Road. After passing beautiful vineyards along the way, at about the 4 mile mark you will see locals’ favorite stop, Jimtown Deli and Store. Go left on Red Winery Road, continuing to Geyser’s Road, then stay right onto Highway 128 into Geyserville. You will find wine tasting, some excellent restaurants and a great coffee shop in Geyserville. From Geyserville head south on Geyserville Avenue. Cross under the highway to Fredson Road. Turn left onto Lytton Springs Road then right on Healdsburg Avenue back to Healdsburg Plaza.

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Hood Mountain Regional Park 19 miles of trails

Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve boasts the tallest peak in the Southern Mayacamas Mountain Range and is home to favorite hikes like Pythian Road and Goodspeed Trail (to Gunsight Rock). The park consists of 1,750 acres of wilderness with outstanding hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trails. On a clear day, park visitors may see the Golden Gate Bridge from Gunsight Rock and the Valley View Trail. Most trails are for experienced hikers in good physical condition. http://parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov/Get_Outdoors/ Parks/Hood_Mountain_Regional_Park_Open_Space_Preserve.aspx 22 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

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Horse N Around Trail Rides

30 to 90 min. rides | horsenaroundtrailrides.com

Wetlands Trail Ride| 30 minutes | Ages 6+

Wetlands Trail is a gentle trail with beautiful views of the ocean. A great ride for first time riders and timid riders. Ride through a protected wetlands and see bird life, deer and the occasional river otter. A great ride for the whole family.

Osprey Trail Ride

| 60 minutes | Ages 6+

Our Osprey Trail is a scenic trail that meanders through protected wetlands and around a turtle pond. This trail is gentle and comfortable way for you to enjoy riding a horse. They often see deer, river otter, turtles and various types of birds.

Black Tail Ride

| 60 minutes | Ages 8+

Enjoy the panoramic views of the ocean and Bodega Harbor. This trail is called Blacktail for good reason, you will encounter Coastal Black-tail Mule Deer as they graze on the hill.

Salmon Creek Ride | 60 minutes | Ages 10+

Rides through a protected wetlands area, then down into the canyon near Salmon Creek. Not only does this trail have beautiful views of the ocean and the creek but foxgloves and a variety of other wildflowers grow in the shelter of the canyon.

Miwok Village Ride | 90 minutes | Ages 10+

Miwok Village Trail is Horse N Around’s most diverse trail ride! You will walk along the serene Salmon Creek under the canopy or trees where the Coastal Miwok Indians had a village along the creek. ( * not for timid riders).

Eagle View Ride | 90 minutes | Ages 10+

The Eagle View Trail is fabulous ride with phenomenal panoramic view of the ocean and the Bodega Harbor. This is also where there have been archaeological digs that uncovered artifacts from the native Miwok Indian Tribe that called the ranch their home. ( * not for timid riders).

Beach Ride | 90 minutes | Ages 8+

Take an unforgettable ride through the beautiful dunes of Bodega Bay to the breathtaking Beach! This ride in not only fabulous because of the panoramic views of the amazing Sonoma Coast but also because you are helping save lives! Every penny goes to help rescue horses that have been neglected, abused, abandoned or destined for slaughter.

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Jack London State Park 29 miles of trails

Enjoy stunning vistas and the historic buildings from the when famous writer/ adventurer Jack London called this his home. Trails are shared by hikers, bikers and Equestrians,winding through old growth woodlands, past ancient winery ruins and active vineyards. Guided Horseback trails are available through Triple Creek Horse Outfit. jacklondonpark.com

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Jenner Headlands 3.5 miles round trip

This strenuous 3.5-mile round trip hike will ascend more than 700 feet in elevation to a rocky hilltop within the coastal prairie portion of the Headlands. Along the way, hikers will be greeted with dazzling views of the Sonoma Coast (on clear days!). Although this route will follow old ranch roads, some sections are especially rough with uneven footing. This hike is not for inexperienced hikers — you must be in good physical condition and sturdy hiking boots with ankle support are strongly recommended.

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Spring Lake Regional Park

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Annadel State Park

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Sonoma Valley Regional Park

ROHNERT PARK

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Helen Putnam Regional Park

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The Ranch aT Lake Sonoma

• Guided Horseback Trail Rides (Public and Private)

• $10 Burro Rides (ages 3+) • Weddings & Events

(707) 494-4449

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Hiking, Biking

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Equestrian Trails

Joe Rodata Trail

8.47 miles of paved trails

The Joe Rodota Trail, a segment of the West County Trail, is paved and runs between Santa Rosa and Sebastopol. It is built on a former railroad right-of-way; several bridges have been constructed over the old trestles. The trail is especially popular in the spring with the vivid blooming of the wildflowers. It is also an excellent place for bird watching year-round. The trail starts at the pedestrian/bicycle bridge intersection with the Prince Memorial Greenway (between West 3rd Street and Railroad Street), southwest of the Marriott Courtyard Hotel. The trail ends near the intersection of Mill Station Road and Highway 116 in Sebastopol.

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King Ridge Road Ride 55 miles

King Ridge Road is considered by many to be the crown jewel of North Bay cycling roads. This ride begins and ends in the parking lot on the north end of the bridge over the Russian River in Monte Rio. Turn left on River Road then, after a right turn onto Austin Creek Road, proceed upstream along that pretty creek. Relax and enjoy this redwood laden forest road about six miles, turning right onto Cazadero Highway. Follow that road to past the lazy hamlet of Cazadero (mile 9). At the junction, take the middle road (King Ridge). Ride the ridgeline and prepare yourself for some of the most breathtaking vistas you will ever see. Over the next 22 miles, the road you’re on will change names from Hauser Bridge to Seaview to Fort Ross to Meyer’s Grade without really making any turns. At mile 36, we arrive at a junction with Fort Ross Road, coming up from the coast. Half a mile later, the other portion of Fort Ross turns left, while we continue straight south on Meyers Grade. Connecting with Highway 1, you will take this ultimate thrill ride down that coastal highway past Timber Cove, Fort Ross and Jenner by the Sea, finally bringing you to a relatively level road back to Monte Rio, passing the unique shopping hamlet of Duncans Mills. www.srcc.memberlodge.com/TGR

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Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail 1.8 miles round trip

At 254 square miles, the Laguna de Santa Rosa is the largest tributary in the Russian River, as well as Sonoma County’s largest freshwater wetland complex.

You can hike the 1.8-mile multiuse Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail (6303 Highway 12, Santa Rosa, 707-433-1625) or follow two miles of loop trails through the Laguna photo by Tom Moyer Wetlands Preserve in Sebastopol. Kayakers can choose between three put-in spots, two in Santa Rosa and one in Forestville. www.lagunadesantarosa.org

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North Sonoma Mountain Trail 4.25 miles

North Sonoma Mountain Ridge Trail, which winds up the mountain’s northern slope—past forests of redwood, oak, bay and buckeye; meadows and creeks; and stunning views of the Santa Rosa Plain, Sonoma Valley and surrounding mountains—to the western edge of Jack London State Historic Park.

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Pomo Canyon Red Hill Trail 6.5 mile loop

This 6.5 mile moderately trafficked loop trail is located near Jenner, CA The trail features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as difficult.

The exposed landscape of grasslands and chaparral provides plenty of sweeping vistas overlooking the mouth of the Russian River watershed out to Jenner, coastlines down to Bodega Head, and some great overlooks into Willow Creek. Accessible year-round.

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Pygmy Forest Trail 3.8 mile loop

Situated at the highest elevation within Salt Point State Park (25050 Highway 1, Jenner, 707-847-3221), the Pygmy Forest is populated with stands of mature-but-tiny Bishop pine, Bolander pine, Mendocino cypress, and even the usually-gigantic redwood tree.

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Robert Ferguson Observatory 4.5 mile trail

For hikers, Ferguson offers the extraordinary opportunity of traversing PlanetWalk, a 4.5-mile trail through a scale model of the solar system displaying both relative planet size and relative distances between planets. Located at Sugarloaf Ridge State Park. www.rfo.org

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Salt Point Trail 3 miles

The 3-mile round trip Salt Point Trail is level with nonstop views. It crosses grassy bluffs along a jagged shoreline. From the Gerstle Cove parking area near the Salt Point State Park Visitor Center, hike toward the sea on the well marked Salt Point Trail. The path is paved for the first 750 feet. When the pavements end, you have the opphoto by Tom Moyer portunity to step down to a cobblestone beach, or swing right and continue up the trail along the coast.

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Santa Rosa Creek Trails 2.14 miles

Starts at Willowside Road and heads eastward connecting the City of Santa Rosa’s Prince Memorial Greenway into downtown Santa Rosa.

The trail north of the creek is paved and the trail south of the creek is gravel. On the north side of the trail there are three pedestrian/ bicycle bridges that cross the following creeks: Wendel, Peterson, and Piner. You can also access the trail by using the existing gravel maintenance roads located on these three creeks.

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Taylor Mountain Trails 6 miles of dirt trails

Nearly 6 miles of dirt trails, along two primary routes with connectors, link to form a loop, and also lead via the Eastern Route to the top of Taylor Mountain. Stunning views of the Santa Rosa Plain, as well as all the prominent surrounding mountains (including St. Helena, the Palisades, Sonoma, Hood, Bald, Tamalpais, and Diablo) await those who summit. The westernmost trail is closed seasonally during the wet season. A new park entrance and trailhead opened at 3820 Petaluma Hill Road, south of Yolanda Avenue. sonomahikingtrails. com/parks/taylor-mountain

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Trione-Annadel State Park 40 miles of trails

Located on the eastern edge of Santa Rosa—is home to a hilly terrain that supports seasonal streams, meadows, redwoods, grasslands, a 26-acre lake. Enjoy hiking, biking or riding your horse through undisturbed northern oak woodlands. sonomacounty.com/outdoor-activities/annadel-state-park Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

Skaggs Vista View Ride, courtesy The Ranch at Lake Sonoma

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30 to 90 minute rides | theranchatlakesonoma.com

Heritage Oaks Lake View Ride

90 minutes | Ages 12+ Starts on the rocky Southlake Trail, continues through the meadow, and takes the horse and rider into an incredible forest of oaks, madrone, and bays. Features a private view location of the Lake only seen so far by The Ranch at Lake Sonoma guests!

Skaggs Vista View Ride | 40 minutes | Ages 9+

This trail starts out on a rocky trail overlooking Lake Sonoma, then veers off to a meadow to climb a small hill toward Skaggs Springs road. Once arriving at the top of Skaggs Springs you will get a peekaboo view of Dry Creek Valley and an expansive view of the Warm Springs arm of the Lake. After circling the vista we will head back down the hill to the Ranch and the rest is history!

The Dry Creek Valley Combo Ride

70 minutes | Ages 12+ Ride on our sure footed and knowledgeable horses and take in the fantastic views of world famous Dry Creek Valley wine region from atop Lake Sonoma’s overlook mountain. Nicknamed “The Overlook” the U.S. Army Corps built a wooden structure to capture the breathtaking views of Dry Creek, Geyserville, Mt. Saint Helena, and beyond!

This trail ride starts by wandering through a small redwood grove, circling the mountain to take in the 360 degree views. The horses then pass underneath the massive structure and across a steep mountainside with expansive views of the Rockpile Bridge and Lake Sonoma.

Rocky Trail for the Little-Uns | 40 minutes | Ages 9+

Starts out on a rocky trail overlooking Lake Sonoma, then veers off to a meadow to climb a small hill toward Skaggs Springs road.

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The West County Regional Trail runs between Sebastopol and Forestville. This approximately 5.57 mile section of trail starts near the intersection of Mill Station Road and Highway 116 in Sebastopol, and ends in Forestville. Access to the trail is located off the following public streets: Highway 116, Occidental Road, Grey Street, Graton Road, Green Valley Road, Ross Station Road, Ross Branch Road, and Pajaro Lane. sonomacounty.com/outdoor-activities/west-county-trail

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Adventure Dog!

Tips for traveling with your 4-legged friend.

Santa Rosa

Rohnert Park

Rincon Valley Community Park 5108 Badger Rd.

Field of Friends 7469 Bernice Ave. Rohnert Bark Dog Park 5010 Roberts Lake Dr.

For more information: 707-588-3456 or www.ci.rohnertpark.ca.us

Dog Friendly Parks

Healdsburg

Villa Chanticleer Complex 1248 N. Fitch Mountain Rd.

For more information: 707-543-3292 or www.ci.santa-rosa.ca.us

Petaluma

Badger Park 900 Heron Dr. (off Matheson Dr.)

For more information: 707-778-4380 or www.cityofpetaluma.net

Sebastopol

Ragle Ranch Dog Park 500 Ragle Road

Sonoma

Dog Friendly Beaches

Rohnert Park Animal Shelter 301 Jimmy Rodgers Ln.

Doyle Park 700 Doyle Park Dr.

Rocky Memorial Dog Park W. Casa Grande Rd. (Southwest of Lakeville Hwy.)

This 320-acre park has a 2.3 mile paved loop trail encircling the lake and many more miles of dirt trails. Dogs are welcome on the trails as long as they are on a six-foot or shorter leash and have their rabies certificate with them. There is also a swimming lagoon with sandy beach and concession stand. Dogs are not allowed in the swimming area, but can join you in the picnic area on the other side of the paved path. Be forewarned – they are serious about picking up the dog poop here. Fines are imposed if you are caught without a device for removing your dog’s waste.

5585 Newanga Ave., Santa Rosa 707.539.8092

Portuguese Beach • Schoolhouse Beach Sea Ranch Trails • Wright’s Beach Stillwater Cove Regional Park Black Point Beach • Salt Point State Park Doran Beach • Dillon Beach (Marin Co.)

Galvin Park 3330 Yulupa Ave.

Northwest Community Park 2620 W. Steele Ln.

Lake Sonoma Hike

Choose from 40 miles of trails in the coastal foothills of Northern California whose centerpiece is a beautiful lake. No dogs allowed at the swim beach at Yorty Creek at the north end, but they can swim anywhere else. Leashes required.

Spring Lake Regional Park

Dog Parks of Sonoma County

Deturk Park 819 Donahue St.

Pet Friendly Day Trips

For more information: 707-431-3301 or www.ci.healdsburg.ca.us

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Leashed and licensed dogs are allowed in the park, but are not permitted on any trails or service roads.

For Pet Emergencies Call:

Windsor

Pleasant Oak Park 302 Sugar Maple Ln. For more information: 707-838-1260 or www.ci.windsor.ca.us

Ernest Holman Memorial Dog Park First St. West

Austin Creek State Recreation Area Leashed and licensed dogs are allowed to walk with owners on paved roads, but not on the trails or in any other areas

The Sea Ranch

North of Depot Park Next to the Police Station

(East side of HWY 1 @ Deer Trail) Private Dog Park for Sea Ranch Owners, Renters, and Guests only.

For more information: 707-938-3332 or www.sonomacity.org

Contact the Sea Ranch Association at 707-785-2444

Sonoma Humane Society (707) 542-0882 Sonoma County Animal Services (707) 565-7100

Some parks within Sonoma County may offer off-leash dog run areas during designated times.

We Treat Your Pets Like Family!

Doggie Day Care • Overnight Boarding • Pet Grooming • Dog & Puppy Training Swimming • Sleeping Cots & Fleece Blanket • Pet Cam to View From Your Phone or Device Services for Dogs, Cats and Birds www.paradisepetresorts.com

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Antiquing in Sonoma County Cloverdale

Santa Rosa

Oat Valley Antiques 1215 S. Cloverdale Blvd, Cloverdale • 707-894-4814

Antiques Amore Designs Primrose Ave, Santa Rosa 707-490-6576 antiquesamoredesigns.com

Antiquarian 25195 Hwy. 116, Duncans Mills • 707-865-9897

Bird’s Nest Antiques Montgomery Village 740 Village Ct., Santa Rosa (707) 527-8586

Jim & Willie’s Antiques 25193 CA-116, Duncans Mills 707-865-9672 • jimandwillies.com

Green Fish Trading Asian Antiques 204 Wilson St., Santa Rosa 707-528-8101 • greenfishtrading.com

Thistledown Antiques 25171 Hwy. 116, Duncans Mills 707-865-1628

Harry’s Second Hand Antiques 820 Ripley St, Santa Rosa (707) 526-7713

Geyserville and Healdsburg

Railroad Square Basement Antiques & Collectibles 100 4th St., Santa Rosa (707) 569-9646

Antique Harvest 225 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg • 707-433-0223 Gin’Gilli’s 21079 Geyserville Ave, Geyserville • 707-857-3509 Healdsburg Vintage 452 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg • 707-433-5050 healdsburgvintage.com Mill Street Antiques Plaza 44 Mill St, Healdsburg • 707-433-8409 ReHealdsburg 403 Allan Court, Healdsburg 707-433-3231 • rehealdsburg.com Shoffeitt’s Off the Square 208 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg • 707.433-5556

Petaluma Chelsea Antiques 148 Petaluma Blvd. No., Petaluma • 707-763-7686 Military Antiques & Museum 300 Petaluma Blvd North, Petaluma • 707-763-2220 militaryantiquesmuseum.com Richardson’s Relics 1510 Bodega Avenue, Petaluma 707762-6742 • relicsdr@sonic.net

Summer Cottage Antiques 153 Kentucky St, Petaluma 707-776-2873 summercottageantiques.com The Find Petaluma 322 Western Ave, Petaluma 707-763-2276 facebook.com/thefind.petaluma Vintage Bank Antiques 101 Petaluma Blvd. No., Petaluma • 707-769-3097

Out of the Past 16365 Main St., Guerneville 707-869-2211

Trader Buck’s 1140 Gravenstein Hwy S, Sebastopol | (707) 829-7722

Sonoma Nesting Co 16151 Main St., Guerneville (707) 869-3434 sonomanesting.com

Enchanted Antiques 16129 Main St., Guerneville 707-320-1535

Wooden Duck Antiques 132 Bodega Hwy, Bodega (707) 876-3176

Windsor Robert’s Relics 335 Windsor River Rd., Windsor • (707) 838-0208

Enduring Comforts (707) 874-1111 142 Bohemian Hwy, Freestone Fife Creek Antiques 16442 Main St., Guerneville 707-869-8416 Grams N Rags 1331 Guerneville Rd, Guerneville 707-527-1525

Antiques & Collectibles Mall featuring 35 Dealers in 10,000 sq. ft.

Hamilton Trading Co 17175 Bodega Hwy., Bodega (707) 876-3035

Vintage books, furniture, dolls, jewlery, artwork, memorabilia and so much more!

Sebastopol and Graton Antique Society 2661 Gravenstein Hwy. So. Sebastopol | 707-829-1733 antiquesociety.com

Janakos and Company 1180 River Road., Fulton janakosandcompany.com (650) 344-4050

Batemans Antiques 10610 Mill Station Rd, Sebastopol • (707) 829-6865

44 Mill Street, Healdsburg, CA

707-433-8409

WHISTLE STOP ANTIQUES hiStoric railroaD Square

Chestnut Street Antiques 44 Sebastopol Ave, Sebastopol • (707) 579-8488

VoteD Sonoma county’S BeSt antique Store Since 1996

Ed’s Antiques 2661 Gravenstein Hwy So. Sebastopol | (707) 829-5363

130 Fourth Street, Santa roSa Downtown exit oFF hwy. 101

Food For Thought Antiques 2701 Gravenstein Hwy So. Sebastopol | 707-823-3101 fftantiques.com

open Daily

(707) 542-9474

Jewels to Junk 8039 Gravenstein Hwy So., Sebastopol • (707) 548-1684

whistlestop-antiques.com

For over Four DecaDes!

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LABELS • 100 DEALERS & A CAFE ON ONE LEVEL • A HUGE PLACE TO BROWSE! • TOYS

Kathy’s Antique Furniture 810 Gravenstein Hwy S., Sebastopol | (707) 823-9223 Llano House Antiques 4353 Gravenstein Hwy S, Sebastopol | (707) 829-9322 Midgley’s Flea Market 2200 Gravenstein Hwy. So., Sebastopol • (707) 823-7874 Motley Treasures 3920 Gravenstein Hwy S, Sebastopol • (707) 824-1907 Mr. Ryder and Company 9040 Graton Rd, Graton (707) 824-8221 • mrryderantiques.com

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Antique Society

on Sebastopol’s Antique Row

& DOLLS • POTTERY & ART • ARCHITECTURAL ITEMS •

Sienna Antiques 119 Petaluma Blvd. N, Petaluma • 707-763-6088 siennaantiques.com

Retrospect 104 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol • (707) 291-7058

West County / Coastal

Second’s Best 1290 Sebastopol Rd, Santa Rosa (707) 578-6916 Whistle Stop Antiques 130 4th St, Santa Rosa (707) 542-9474 whistlestop-antiques.com

Seagull Antiques Gifts 17190 Bodega Hwy, Bodega • (707) 876-3229

Windmill Antiques 2830 Gravenstein Hwy S, Sebastopol | (707) 823-7954

• EVERY ERA & STYLE • JEWELRY • FURNITURE • FRUIT

Duncans Mills

Ray’s Trading Co 3570 Gravenstein Hwy S, Sebastopol | (707) 829-9726

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Breweries, Tap Rooms 101 North Brewing Co.

1304 Scott St, Petaluma 707.778.8384 • 101northbeer.com

Heroine IPA, Stigmata American Red Rye Ale, High Gravity IPA, Golden Naked Ale, Naughty Adu Imperial Stout

Barley & Hops Tavern

3688 Bohemian Hwy, Occidental 707.874.9037 barleyandhops.happytables.com

An eclectic selection of local & world brews.

Bear Republic Brewpub 345 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707.433.2337 •bearrepublic.com

Racer 5, Red Rocket Ale, Hop Rod Rye, Big Bear Black Stout, Peter Brown Tribute Ale, NorCal Ale

Cloverdale Ale Company 131 E. First Street, Cloverdale 707.894.9610 ruthmcgowansbrewpub.com

Monster Brown Ale, Ruth’s Citrus Wheat Ale, Caroline’s Blonde

Cooperage Brewing Co. 981 Airway Court, Ste G, Santa Rosa 707-293-9787 cooperagebrewing.com

Belgian Pale, Belgian Dark Strong Porter, American Stout, Hoppy Session, Pale Ale, IPA

Dempsey’s Brewpub

50 E. Washington St., Petaluma 707.765.9694 •dempseys.com

Taps change weekly

Little Margie Blonde Ale, 707 Wet Hop Pale Ale, Red Rooster Ale, 1st Generation Dark Wheat, Petaluma Gap IPA, Petaluma Strong Ale, Boneshaker Double IPA, Ugly Dog Stout

Carneros Brewing Co.

Fogbelt Brewing Co.

BEERCRAFT

5704 Commerce Blvd, Rohnert Park (707) 206-9440 • beercraft.com

22985 Burndale Rd, Sonoma 707.938.1880 •carnerosbrews.com

Jefe-Weizen, Morena Ale, Cerveza Pilsner, Carneros IPA, Negra IPA

1305 Cleveland Ave., Santa Rosa (707)-978-3400 • fogbeltbrewing.com

Lost Monarch Wit, Atlas Blonde, Del Norte IPA, Hyperion Red

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Brewpubs

Healdsburg Cigar & Beverage Emporium

210 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg 707.433.2500 • Local Beers on Tap

Henhouse Brewery

322 Bellevue, Santa Rosa 707.347.9211• henhousebrewing.com

Saison (Stoked Ale), Honest Days Work IPA, Big Chicken(Double IPA), Oyster Stout

Hop Monk Tavern

1) 230 Petaluma Ave, Sebastopol 707.829.7300 2) 691 Broadway, Sonoma 707.935.9100 hopmonk.com

Hopmonk Kellerbier, Hopmonk Tavern Ale, Hopmonk Dunkelweizen, Hopmonk IPA

Lagunitas Brewing

1280 N. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma 707.778.8776 • lagunitas.com

(Tours M-T 3pm; WedSun 3pm & 5pm) Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’, Hop Stoopid, IPA, PILS, Imperial Stout, Censored, Brown Shugga, Wilco Tango Foxtrot

Murphy’s Irish Pub

464 1st St East, Sonoma 707.935.0660 •sonomapub.com

A serious selection of genuine Irish brews, plus some local favorites.

Old Redwood Brewing 9000 Windsor Rd, Windsor 707.888.4980 oldredwoodbrewing.com

The Fulton (Wheat), The Stack (Porter)

Petaluma Hills Brewing

1333 N. McDowell Blvd., Suite A, Petaluma 707-766-4458 • petalumahills.com

Porterluma®, Big House Blonde, Line & Twine IPA, Red Tag Ale, East Side Bitter, Tripel J, Lamppost Ale, Old Adobe Stout, Rivertown Brown

Plow Brewing Company

3334 Industrial Drive, Santa Rosa 707.843.4583 • plowbrewing.com

Imperial IPA, Porter, Pilsner

Pub Republic

3120 A Lakeville Hwy. Petaluma 707.PUB.9090 •pubrepublicusa.com

A great selection of locally made brews on tap.

Rincon Valley Tap Room

4927 Sonoma Hwy, Santa Rosa 707.595.5516 • rvwineandbeer.com

Stone Russian Imperial Stout, El Segundo Hop Tanker IPA

Russian River Brewing 725 4th St., Santa Rosa 707.545.BEER russianriverbrewing.com

Pliny the Elder, Pliny the Younger Damnation, Temptation, Perdition

Sonoma Springs Brewing 19449 Riverside Dr., Sonoma 707.938.7422 sonomaspringsbrewing.com

SlowNoma (Belgian-style), Lil’ Chief (Pale Ale), Uncle Jack’s (Kolsch-Style), Enchanted Forest (Black IPA)

St. Florian’s Brewery

7704A Bell Road, Windsor 707.838.2739 • stfloriansbrewery.com

48/96, California Common, Brown Ale, Flashover® IPA, Überschlag™ IPA

Stumptown Brewery

15045 River Rd, Guerneville 707.869.0705 • stumptown.com

Rat Bastard Pale Ale, Bootlegger IPA, Bush Whacker Wheat

Taps Beer Co. & Kitchen 54 E. Washington St, Petaluma 707.763.6700 • petalumataps.com

An ever-changing variety of Craft Beer on Tap.

Third Street Aleworks 610 3rd Street, Santa Rosa 707.523.3060 thirdstreetaleworks.com

Bodega Head IPA, Blarney Sisters’ Dry Irish Stout, Annadel Pale Ale, Puddle Jumper Pale

Woodfour Brewing Co. 6770 McKinley St, Sebastopol 707. 824.5600 woodfourbrewing.com

Berliner Weisse, Sour Farmhouse Ale, Belgian Pale, Session Amber Lager, Wet Hop Session Ale, Dry Hopped Brown Bier, Coffee Porte

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directory

Wineries

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PINE MTN. CLOVERDALE PEAK

The following nine pages depict a comprehensive directory of wineries and vineyards featuring tasting rooms in Sonoma County. In addition to location, hours of operation and

includes a list of varietals each tasting

CLOVERDALE

ROCKPILE

ANNAPOLIS

contact information, each listing also

SONOMA COAST

room offers. To match the abbreviation to the varietal, please refer to the Wine Varietal

Tasting Rooms

DRY CREEK VALLEY

ALEXANDER VALLEY KNIGHT’S VALLEY

HEALDSBURG

FORT ROSS / SEAVIEW

Legend below.

Each Section, divided by AVA

Find out more about wine and wine varietals in Sonoma County by visiting the Sonoma County Vintners website at sonomawine.com.

CHALK HILL

RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY JENNER

(American Viticultural Area), has a corresponding

GREEN V ALLEY OCCIDENTAL

BODEGA BAY

interactive map, available on our Website and our

SANTA ROSA

MOON

SONOMA MOUNTAIN BENNETT VALLEY

VALLEY SONOMA SONOMA MOUNTAIN

SEBASTOPOL

COAST

Mobile App. Those interactive maps include expanded

PETALUMA

CARNEROS

information, ability to sort by varietal; Hours vs By Appointment; and the ability to map from your location to the tasting room (or map your whole day!). A URL taking you directly to the page on our website is included. Download our Mobile App (it’s free!) at iTunes or Google Play Store and utilize the same map there on your Smart Phone or Device.

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Wine Varietal Legend A = Ag = B= C= Ca = Car = CBSB =

CF = Ch = ChB = CRSB =

CS = CTSB =

Ci = Do = FB = G= Gr = Gri = LH = M= Mal = Mar = Mon = Mos = Mou = Mus =

Arneis Aglianico Barbera Chardonnay Carignane Carmenere Ca Bordeaux Style Blend Cabernet Franc Charbono Chenin Blanc California Rhone Style Blend Cabernet Sauvignon California Tuscan Style Blend Cinsault Dolcetto Fume Blanc Gewurztraminer Grenache Grignolino Late Harvest Merlot Malbec Marsanne Montelpulciano Moscato Mouvedre Muscat

N= ND = P= PB = PG =

PN = Pr = PS = PV = RdS = giovese R= Ri = RD = RB = Ro = S= Sa = Sag = SB = SpW = Sy = ST = T= Ver = Vi = WD = Wine WZ = Z=

Nebbiolo Nero D’Avola Port Pinot Blanc Pinot Gris Pinot Grigio Pinot Noir Primitivo Petite Sirah Petite Verdot Rosato di SanRose Riesling Red Dessert Wine Rhone Blend Roussanne Semillon Sangiovese Sagrantino Sauvignon Blanc Sparkling Wine Syrah-Shiraz Super Tuscan Tempranillo Vermentino Viognier White Dessert White Zinfandel Zinfandel

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Dry Creek Valley AVA View an Interactive Map on your device by going to 101things.com/winecountry/dry-creek-valley-ava-wine-map/ on your computer or device. Also see www.drycreekvalley.org A Rafanelli Winery

4685 West Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 707.433.1385 • arafanelliwinery.com

By Appt. • CS, M, Z

Amista Vineyards

3320 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.9200 •amistavineyards.com Daily 11-4:30pm • C, CS, SpW, Sy, Z

Amphora Hutchinson Wines

4791 Dry Creek Rd, Bldg 6, Healdsburg 707.431.7767 • amphorawines.com Daily 11-4:30pm C, CF, CS, M, Mal, PN, PS, Sa, SB, SY, Z

Armida Winery

2201 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.2222 • armida.com Daily 11am-5pm C,CS,PG,PN,PS,SB,Z

Bella Vineyards

9711 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.473.9171 • bellawinery.com Daily 11-4:30pm • Ps, R, Sy, Z

Cast Wines

8500 Dry Creek Road, Geyserville 707-431-1225 • castwines.com Daily 10-5pm • C, PN, PS, SB, SpW, Z

Chateau Diana

6195 Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 707-433-6993 • chateaud.com Daily 11-5pm C, CF, CS, G, M, PG, PS, PN, P, R, Ri, Sa, SB, Sy, Vi, WD, SpW, Z

Comstock Wines

1290 Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 707-723-3011 • comstockwines.com Daily 10:30-4:30pm • C,CS,PN,R,SBVi,Z

DaVero Farms & Winery

766 Westside Road, Healdsburg 707-431-8000 • davero.com Daily 11-5pm • B, Ca, CTSB, Do, Mos, Pr, R, Sag, Sa, WD, Ver

David Coffaro Winery

7485 Dry Creek Rd., Geyserville 707.433.9715 • coffaro.com Daily 11-4pm Ba, Ca, CBSB, CS, PS, RB, SB, Z

De La Montanya Vineyards 999 Foreman Ln., Healdsburg 707.433.3711 • dlmwine.com Sa-Su 11-4:30pm; Mo-Fr by Appt C, CBSB, CS, M, Mal PN, Pr, PV, R, SB, Sy, T, Vi, Z

Deux Amis Winery (At Tasting Room on the Green) 9050 Windsor Rd., Windsor 707.431.7945 • deuxamiswines.com

By Appt • PN, PS, Z

Ferrari-Carano Vineyards

8761 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.6700 • ferrari-carano.com Daily 10am-5pm

C, CBSB, CS, M, PN, PV, RD, SB, Sy, WD, Z

Forchini Vineyards / Winery

C, Ca, CS, GSM, M, P, PN, PS, SB, Sy, Z

Everett Ridge Winery

435 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 888.474.7456 • everettridge.com Daily 10am-5pm C, CRSB, CS, P, PN, PS, R, SB, Sy, Z

3850 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.3261 • ruedvineyards.com Daily 11-4:30pm • C, CS, PN, SB, Z

Montemaggiore

9990 Dry Creek Rd., Geyserville 707.473.2992 • sbragia.com Daily 10:30am-5pm • C, CS, M, SB, Z

MoniClaire Vineyards

2303 W. Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 707-433-8811 • By Appt. simoncinivineyards.com • R, Z

C, CS, G, M, Me, P, SB, R, Z

Sbragia Family Vineyards

Mounts Family Winery

23072 Walling Rd., Geyserville 707.857.1980 • frickwinery.com Sa-Su 12-4:30pm; Summer Fri-Su Ca,Ci,CRSB,Gr, R, RB, Sy, Vi

Fritz Underground Winery

24691 Dutcher Creek Rd., Cloverdale 800.418.9463 • fritzwinery.com Daily 10:30-4:30 C, CS, Mal, M, PN, SB, Sy, Z

F. Teldeschi Winery

3555 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.6626 • teldeschi.com Daily 12-5pm

C, CBSB, CF, CRSB, CS, M,P,PN,PS, Sy, Z

Geyser Peak Winery

2306 Magnolia Drive, Healdsburg 707.857.2500 • geyserpeakwinery.com Daily 10am-5pm • C, CBSB, CRSB, CS, M, Mal, Mus, P, PG, PN, PV, SB, Z

Göpfrich Estate Vineyard

7462 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.1645 • gopfrich.com

By Appt • CS, M, Sy, Z

Kachina Vineyards

1900 Oak Hollow Rd., Cloverdale 707.894.2431 • kachinavineyards.com Sa-Su 11-4pm & By Appt. • C, Ch,CS, P, Z

Kokomo Winery

4791 Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 707.433.0205 • kokomowines.com Daily 11-4:30pm • C, Cou, CS, G, GSM, M, Mal, Mus, PN,Pri, PS, SB, R, Sy, Z

Martorana Family Winery

5956 W. Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 707-433-1909 • Daily 11am-5pm martoranafamilywinery.com

9050 Windsor Rd., Windsor 707.942.6180 • muttlynchwinery.com

By Appt. • C, CS, M, PS, SB, Sy, Z

Truett-Hurst Winery

Nalle Winery

5610 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.9545 • Daily 10am-5pm truetthurst.com • Daily 11-5pm C,PN,PS,R,Z

Unti Vineyards and Winery

Papapietro Perry Winery

4791 Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 707.433.0422 • papapietro-perry.com Daily 11-4:30pm • C, PN, Z

Passalacqua Winery

3805 Lambert Bridge Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.5550 • passalacquawinery.com Call for Seated Tastings 11, 12:30 & 2 C, CS, Pr, Sa, SB, Z

4202 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.5590 • untivineyards.com

By Appt • Ba, CTRB, GB, PS, R, Sy, Z

UPTick Vineyards

779 Westside Road, Healdsburg 707.395.0864 • uptickvineyards.com We - Su 11am-5pm C, CS,M,PN,R,SB, SpW, Sy, Z

West Wines

Pasterick Wines

1000 Dry Creek Road Healdsburg 707-433-2066 • westwines.com M-Th-F 12-4pm; Sa-Su 11-5pm

3491 Wst Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707-433-4655 • pasterickwine.com

By Appt. • R, Sy, Vi

CBSB, CS, Sa, C, Vi, SB, WD

Pedroncelli Winery

Wilson Winery

220 Canyon Rd., Geyserville 707.857.3531 pedroncelli.com Daily 10am-4:30

1960 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.4355 • wilsonwinery.com Daily 11am-5pm • CBSB, CF, PS, RD, Sy, Z

Peterson Winery

7209 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.8511 • yoakimbridge.com Fr-Su 11-4pm • CS, PS, Z

Preston of Dry Creek

8626 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.4410 zichichifamilyvineyard.com Daily 11-4:30pm • CS, PS, Z

C,CBSB,CS, M, PS,PN,P,R,Sa,SB, Sy, Z

Yoakim Bridge Winery

4791 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.7568 • petersonwinery.com Daily 11-4:30pm • Ca,CS,PS,SB,Sy,Z

Zichichi Family Vineyard

9282 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.3372 • prestonvineyards.com Daily 11-4:30pm • Ba, Ca, Ci, CRSB, PS, R, SB, Sy, Vi, Z

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CS, Gr, GSM, Mo, PN, PS, Z, Ma, Rou, Vi, ZB

2383 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.1040 • nallewinery.com Sat 12-4:30pm • C, CBSB, PN, Z

Mauritson Family Winery C,CBSB,CF,CS,Mal,PS,P, SB,Sy,Z

7878 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg 707-431-7200 • trattorewines.com Daily 11am-5pm

Mutt Lynch Winery

C, CS, M, PS, Z

2859 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg 707-431-0804 • mauritsonwines.com Daily 10am-5pm

Talty Vineyards and Winery

Trattore Farms

Ca, CF, CRSB, CS, Mal, PS, RB, Sy, Vi, Z

C, CBSB, CF, CS, M, PS, SB, PV, Z

We-Sa 10am-4pm • CBSB,CF,PS,PN,Sy,Z

Simoncini Vineyards

7127 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.8438 • taltyvineyards.com

By Appt. • Z

3901 Wine Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.292.8148 • mountswinery.com Sa 12pm-4pm and by Appt. M-F

Lambert Bridge Winery

1441 A Grove Street, Healdsburg 707-433-4052 • manzanitacreek.com

Rued Winery

1401 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.2121 • millcreekwinery.com Daily 10am-5pm

Including: Collier Falls Vineyards CBSB, CS, Pr, PS, RD, Sy, Z Dashe Cellars • Ca, CS, G, GB, M, Ri, PS, Z Forth Vinyards • CS, M, R, Sa, Sy, SB Lago di Merlo Vineyards Bar, C, CF, Fiano, Mus, Pri Mietz Cellars • C, CBSB, CF, CS, M, PV, PN, Z

Frick Winery

Ridge Lytton Springs

650 Lytton Springs Rd, Healdsburg 707-433-7721 • ridgewine.com M-Th 11-4pm; Fr-Su 11-5pm C , CBSB, CS, Ca,G,PS, Pr, CRSB, Sy, Z

Mill Creek Vineyards (See page 36)

1750 Lytton Springs Rd, Healdsburg 707-433-4320 • By Appt. moniclaire.com • PS,Z

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Dutcher Crossing Winery

4155 Wine Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.7427 • By Appt. michelschlumberger.com C, CS, M, Mer, PB, PN, SpW

Family Wineries

4791 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.443.0100 • Daily 10:30-4:3 familywineriesdrycreek.com

Manzanita Creek

8533 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.2700 • Daily 11am-5pm dutchercrossingwinery.com

Michel-Schlumberger Winery

5141 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.8886 • forchini.com Fr-Su Mo-Th 11-4:30pm or by Appt. • CBSB, CS, PN, Z

Dry Creek Vineyard

CB, CS, FB, Mal, Mer, M, PN, PS, R, SB, Z

Quivira Vineyards

4900 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.8333 • quivirawine.com Daily 11-5pm •Ci,CRS, Gr, Mo,PS, R,SB,Sy,Z

2355 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.9499 • montemaggiore.com

By Appt • Sy

4085 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.9600 • lambertbridge.com Daily 10:30-4:30

3770 Lambert Bridge Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.1000 • Daily 10:30-4:30

Mazzocco Winery

1400 Lytton Springs Rd., Healdsburg 707-431-8159 • mazzocco.com Daily 10am-5pm • C, CS, M, PS, SB,Z

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Davis Bynum Winery

12040 Old Redwood Hwy, Healdsburg • (707) 433-6440 acornwinery.com • By Appt.

11455 Old Redwood Hwy Healdsburg (866) 442-7547 • davisbynum.com Daily 10-5pm • C, PN, SB

CF, Dol, Med, Ros, Sa, Sy, Z

D’Argenzio Winery

Adrian Fog Winery

2064 Gravenstein No., Sebastopol 707.431.1174 • adrianfog.com

By Appt. • PN

Ba, C, CS, PN, PS, R, Sag, Sa, Sy,Tuscan Blend,Z

Arista Winery

7015 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.473.0606 • aristawinery.com Daily 11am-5pm • G, PG, PN, Z

Davis Family Vineyards

Bacigalupi Vineyards

4353 Westside Road, Healdsburg 707-473-0115 • Daily 11-5:00pm C, LH, PN, PS, R, Z

Balletto Vineyards

5700 Occidental Rd., Santa Rosa 707.568.2455 • Daily 10am-4pm ballettovineyards.com C, G, PG, PN, R, Sy, Z

Battaglini Estate Winery

2948 Piner Rd., Santa Rosa 707.578.4091 • battagliniwines.com

By Appt • C, PS, R, Z

Benovia Winery

3339 Hartman Rd., Santa Rosa 707.526.4441 • benoviawinery.com

By Appt • PN, Z, C

Bucher Wines

5293 Westside Road, Healdsburg 707-433-4056 • buchervineyard.net C, PN, R

Christopher Creek Winery

(At Vintners Square) 707-546-2466 • dargenziowine.com 1301 Cleveland Ave., Santa Rosa W-Th 11-5pm; F-Sa 11-7pm; Su 11-5pm; M-Tu by Appt.

52 Front Street, Healdsburg 707.433.3858 • daviswines.com Daily 11-5pm

C, CBSB, CRSB, CS, PN,R, RB, RI, SpW, SY, Z

De Loach Vineyards

1791 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa 707.526.9111 • Daily 10-5pm deloachvineyards.com C, CS, G, M, PN, R, SB, Sy, Z

Dutton Estate Winery

8757 Green Valley Rd., Sebastopol 707.829.9463 • duttonestate.com Daily 11am-5pm • C, PN, SB, Sy, WD, Z

Dutton-Goldfield Winery

3100 Gravenstein Hwy. North, Sebastopol • (707) 823-3887 duttongoldfield.com Daily 10-4:30pm • C,G,PB,PN,Ri,Sy,Z

Foppiano Vineyards

12707 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg • 707.433.7272 • foppiano.com Daily 11am-6pm • C, PN, R, PS, SB

Friedeman Wines

641 Limerick Ln, Healdsburg 707.433.2001 • christophercreek.com Daily 11am-5pm • C, CS, P, PS, Sy, Vi, Z

869 Tilton Road, Sebastopol 707-933-6693 • friedemanwines.com

By Appt. • C, PN, R

Jigar Wines

10701 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 77.473.2909 • garyfarrell.com M-F 10:30am-4:30pm; Sa-Su by Appt. • C, PN, Z

6615 Front Street, Forestville 707.874.6123 • jigarwines.com Daily 11am-5pm • C, CS, Cuv, PN, Z

Gracianna Winery

7642 Front St., Forestville 707.820.1621 • josephjewell.com Thurs-Sun 11am-5pm • C, PN, Z

Graton Ridge Cellars

2916 Laguna Rd., Forestville 707.573.3747 • swanwinery.com Sa-Su 11-4:30pm Mon-Fri by Appt

6914 Westside Rd, Healdsburg 707.486.3771 • gracianna.net Daily 11-5pm • C, PN, SB, SpW, Z 3561 Gravenstein Hwy. N., Sebastopol 707.823.3040 • gratonridge.com Daily 10-4:30pm • C, PN, SB, WD, Z

Hanna – Santa Rosa Estate

Joseph Jewell Wines

Joseph Swan Vineyards CRSB, G, PG, PN, Sy, Z

K Squared Cellars

5353 Occidental Rd., Santa Rosa 707.575.3371 hannawinery.com Daily 10am-4pm

7755 Bell Road, Windsor 707.687.3300 • ksquaredcellars.com

By Appt. • PN

Hartford Family Winery

4707 Vine Hill Road, Sebastopol (707) 823-5603 • kistlervineyards.com

By Appt. • C, PN

Harvest Moon Winery

5007 Fulton Rd., Fulton 337 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707.571.8100 • kj.com Daily 10-5pm

CBSB, CF, CS, Mal, SB, PN, R, Sy, Z

8075 Martinelli Rd., Forestville 707.887.8010 • hartfordwines.com Daily 10-4:30pm • C, PN, Z 2192 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa 707.573.8711 • Daily 10:30-5pm harvestmoonwinery.com CS, G, PN, SpW, Z

Holdredge Wines

51 Front Street, Healdsburg (707) 431-1424 • holdredge.com Fr-Mo or by Appt.

Hook & Ladder Winery

2134 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa 707.526.2255 • Daily 10-4:30pm hookandladderwinery.com

C, CBSB, CF, CS, CTSB,G,M, P, PN, R, SB, WZ, Z

Inman Family Wines

5793 Skylane Blvd., Windsor 707.395.0689 • inmanfamilywines.com Fri-Sat 11-4pm; Sun-Thu by Appt.

PG, PN

Inspiration Vineyards

2040 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa 707.237.4980 • By Appt inspirationvineyards.com C,CS,PN,R,Sy,Vi, Z

Iron Horse Vineyards

9786 Ross Station Rd., Sebastopol 707.887.1507 • ironhorsevineyards.com Daily 10-3:30pm • C, CBSB, PN, SpW

Kistler Vineyards

Kendall-Jackson

C, CBSB, CF, CS, M, Mal, P, PN, R, Ri, SB, Sy,WD, Z

Kobler Estate Winery

107 W North St., Healdsburg 707.473.8287 • koblerestatewinery.com Th-Su 10-5; Mo-We By Appt.

C, G, PN, SB, Sy, Cu, Vi, Z

Korbel Champagne Cellars (See Story Page 36)

13250 River Rd., Guerneville 707.824.7000 • korbel.com Daily 10-4:30pm • C, CS, PN, SpW, Z

La Follette Wines

180 Morris Street, Sebastopol (707) 395-3902 • lafollettewines.com Th-Sa 12-6pm; Sun 12-5pm • C, PN

Landmark at Hop Kiln

6050 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.6491 • landmarkwine.com Daily 10am-5pm • C, Gr, PG, PN, Sy, Z

Limerick Lane Cellars

1023 Limerick Ln., Healdsburg 707.433.9211 • Daily 10am-5pm limericklanewines.com • Sy/G, Z

Lynmar Estate

J. Rochioli Vineyards

6192 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.2305 • rochioliwinery.com Th-Mon 11-4pm; Tue-Wed by Appt.

3909 Frei Rd., Sebastopol 707.829.3374 • lynmarwinery.com

By Appt. • C, PN, R, Sy Vi

J Vineyards and Winery

6761 McKinley Street, Sebastopol 707.824.8400 • macphailwines.com Daily 11-6pm; C, PN, R

C, PN, SB

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11447 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg 707.431.3646 • jwine.com Daily 11am-5pm • C, PG, PN, SpW, Vi, WD Z

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Korbel Champagne Cellars 13250 River Road, Guerneville, CA (707) 824-7316 • korbel.com

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True Gravity-Flow Winery Small Lot Production Family Owned & Operated Open Daily 11am-4pm • 707.433.5499 10295 Westside Rd., Healdsburg

www.moshinvineyards.com Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 31

Russian River Valley AVA

MacRostie Winery & Vineyards 4605 Westside Road Healdsburg • (707) 473-9303 M-Th 11-5PM; F-Su 10-5PM macrostiewinery.com • C, PN

Marimar Estate Vineyards

11400 Graton Rd., Sebastopol M-Th 11-4pm; Fr-Su 11-5pm (Also Tasting at The Barlow) 6780 McKinley Street, Sebastopol Daily 11-6pm • 707.823.4365 marimarestate.com • C, PN

Martin Ray Winery

2191 Laguna Rd., Santa Rosa 707.823.2404 • Daily 11am-5pm martinray-winery.com C, CS, G, M, PG, PN, R, Ri, SB, Z

Martinelli Winery

3360 River Rd., Windsor 707.525.0570 • martinelliwinery.com Daily 10-5pm • C, PN, SB, Sy, WD, Z

Matrix Winery

3291 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.1911 • matrixwinery.com Daily 11am-5pm • C, CBSB, PN, Z

Mazzocco Vineyards

1400 Lytton Springs Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.8159 • mazzocco.com Daily 11am-5pm • C, CS, M, Z

Merry Edwards Winery

2959 Gravenstein Hwy No., Sebastopol 707.823.7466 • merryedwards.com Daily 9:30-4:30pm • PN

Merriam Vineyards

Rodney Strong Vineyards

11455 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg • Daily 10am-5pm 707.431.1533 • rodneystrong.com C, CBSB, CS, M, P, PN, SB, Sy, Z

Rosenblum Cellars

250 Center St., Healdsburg 707.431.1169 • rosenblumcellars.com Daily 10am-6pm

C, CBSB, CRSB, Gr, M, PN, PS, RD, Sy, Vi, WD, Z

Russian Hill Estate Winery

Russian River Vineyards

Blanchard Family Wines

109 W. North St., Healdsburg 630-606-4389 • By Appt. blanchardfamilywines.com • C,CS,PN,Z

Sophie’s Cellars

499 Moore Lane, Healdsburg 707.696.6717 • breathlesswines.com Thurs-Mon 11am-5pm • SpW

multiple wineries

Sunce Winery and Vineyard

1839 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa 707.526.9463 • suncewinery.com Daily 10:30-5pm • Ba, C, CBSB, CF, CS, CTSB, M, Sa, Mal, P, PN, SB, Sy, Z

Taft Street Winery

2030 Barlow Ln., Sebastopol 707.823.2049 • taftstreetwinery.com Mo-Fr 11-4pm, Sa-Su 11-4:30pm C, M, PG, PN, R, SB, Sy, Z

Tara Bella Winery

Moshin Vineyards (See story pg 36)

Thomas George Estates

Mueller Winery

118 North Street, Healdsburg 707.473.8086 • muellerwine.com F-Su 12–5pm; C, PN, Sy, Z

Paul Hobbs Winery

3355 Gravenstein Hwy. No, Sebastopol 707.824.9879 • By Appt. paulhobbswinery.com •C,CS, PN,Sy

Pellegrini Family Vineyards

4055 West Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa 800.891.0244 • pellegrinisonoma.com Daily 10:30-4:30

8075 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.8031 • Daily 11am-5pm thomasgeorgeestates.com • C, PN, Vi, Z

Toad Hollow Vineyards

409A Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg • Daily 10:30-5:30 707.431.8667 • toadhollow.com C, CS, CTSB, M, PN, R, SB, SpW, Z

Twomey Cellars

3000 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 800.505.4850 • twomeycellars.com Mo-Sa 10-5p; Su 11-5 • M, PN, SB

Two Shepherds

7763 Bell Road, Windsor 415-613-5731 twoshepherdsvineyards.com Sat. 11am-4pm and By Appt.

C, Ca, CBSB, CS, M, PN, R, SB, Z

Ca, White Rhone, Gr, Gr Noir, RB, Sy

Paradise Ridge Winery

V.M.L. Russian River Winery

4545 Thomas Lake Harris Dr., Santa Rosa • 707.433.0422 prwinery.com • Daily 11am-4:30pm C, PN, SB, Z

Paul Hobbs Winery

3355 Gravenstein Hwy No, Sebastopol • 707.824.9879 paulhobbs.com • By Appt. • C, CS, PN, Sy

Porter Creek Vineyards

8735 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.6321 • Daily 10:30-4:30 portercreekvineyards.com • C,Ca, PN, Sy, Vi,Z

Red Car Winery

8400 Graton Road, Sebastopol 707.829.8500 • redcarwine.com Daily 10-4:30pm • C, PN, R, Sy

River Road Vineyards

5220 Ross Rd., Sebastopol 707.887.8130 • By Appt riverroadvineyards.com • C, CS, M, PN, Sy

Robert Rue Vineyard 1406 Wood Road, Fulton 707.578.1601 • By Appt. robertruevineyard.com • Z

Artiste Winery

5700 Gravenstein Hwy., Forestville 104 N. Main St., Sebastopol 707.887.3344 Daily 11am-5pm russianrivervineyards.com

3701 Viking Rd., Santa Rosa 707.544.9049 • tarabellawinery.com

By Appt • CS

C, CBSB, CF, G, M, PN, PS,R, SB, SpW, Sy, WD, Z

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439 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707.433.1920 • artistewinery.com Daily 11-5:30pm • CBSB, CRSB, CTSB

25179 Hwy 116, Duncans Mills 707.865.1122 • SophiesCellars.com Th-Su-Mo 11-5pm; Fri-Sat 11-7pm

4035 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.4419 • VMLwine.com Daily 11am-5pm • C, PN

Wine Guerrilla

6671 Front Street, Forestville 707. 887.1996 • wineguerilla.com Daily 11am-5pm • R, Z

Williamson Wines

134 Matheson St., Healdsburg 707.433.1500 • Daily 11am-7pm williamsonwines.com C, CBSB, CS, M, Mal, PN, Sy, Vi

Woodenhead Winery

5700 River Road, Santa Rosa 707.887.2703 • woodenheadwine.com Th-Mo 10:30-4:30 • PN, RB, SpW

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Healdsburg Plaza

4525 Slusser Rd., Windsor 707.575.9428 • Daily 10am-4pm russianhillestate.com • C, P, PN, Sy

11650 Los Amigos Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.4032 • merriamvineyards.com Daily 10–5pm • C,CS.CF,M 10295 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.5499 • Daily 11-4:30pm moshinvineyards.com

Tasting Rooms

Breathless Sparkling Wines

​C Donatiello​ ​​

​ 20 Center St., Healdsburg 3 707.431.4442 • cdonatiello.com Daily 11:30-6pm • C, PN, R, SB, SpW

Cartograph​

​ 40 Center St., Healdsburg 3 707.433.8270 • cartographwines.com Daily 12-6:30pm • G, Ri, PN

Davis Family Vineyards​

52 Front St., Healdsburg 707.433.3858 davisfamilyvineyards.com Th-Su 11-5pm C, CBSB, CRSB, CS, PN, R, RB, RI, SpW, SY, Z

Ferrari-Carano​​​​

Kobler Estate Winery

107 W North St., Healdsburg 707.473.8287 • koblerestatewinery.com

By Appt. • C, Cuv, PN, SB, Sy, Vi

La Crema Winery

235 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 800.314.1762 • lacrema.com Daily 10:30-5:30pm • C, PG, PN, Vi

Longboard Vineyards​

​ Fitch St., Healdsburg • 707.433.3473 5 longboardvineyards.com • Daily 11-6pm C, Cuv, M, PN, SB, Sy, SpW

Mueller Winery​

118 North St., Healdsburg 707.473.8086 • Fr-Su 12-5pm muellerwine.com • Cuv, PN, RD, Sy, Z

Murphy-Goode Winery

20 Matheson St., Healdsburg 707.431.7644 • murphygoodewinery.com Sa-Su 11-5pm; Mo-Fr by Appt C, CS, M, Mal, PV, SB, Z

Pezzi King Vineyards​

412 Hudson St., Healdsburg 707.473.4310 • Daily 11am-5pm pezziking.com • C, CS, M, PN, SB, Sy, Z

Portalupi Wines

113 Plaza St., Healdsburg 707.431.2222 • ferrari-carano.com Daily 10am-5pm

107 North St., Healdsburg 707.395.0960 • portalupiwine.com Daily 11-7pm • Ba, Char, PN, Z

Gustafson Family Vineyard

240 Center St. Healdsburg 707-922-6362 • roadhousewinery.com Daily 12pm-6pm• PN, RD, SB, WD, Z

C, CBSB, CS, M, PN, PV, RD, SB, Sy, WD, Z

34 North St., Healdsburg • 707-433-2371 gfvineyard.com • Daily 11-6pm CS, PS, R, Sy, Ri, SB, Z

Hartford Family Winery

331 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707.887.8031 • hartfordwines.com Daily 10:30-5pm • C, PN, Z

Hart’s Desire Wines

Roadhouse Winery

Sanglier Cellars​

132 Plaza St., Healdsburg 707.433.6104 • sangliercellars.com M-Th 12–5pm; F–Su 12–7pm C, Cuv, G, M, PN, SB, Sy

Sapphire Hill​

53 Front Street, Healdsburg 707.433.3097 • hartsdesirewines.com •

By Appt • C, F, CS, M, PN, SB, Sy, Z

55 Front St., Healdsburg 707.431.1888 • sapphirehill.com Daily 11-4:30pm • C, CB, CS, PN, PS, Z

​​ awley Wine H 36 North St., Healdsburg Daily 11-6pm • 707.473.9500 hawleywine.com • CS, M, Mer, PN, PS, Z

215 Center St., Healdsburg 707.431.1288 • selbywinery.com Daily 11-5:30pm

Holdredge Wines

51 Front St., Healdsburg 707.431.1424 • holdredge.com Fr-M 11-4:30 and by Appt. • PN

Hudson Street Wines (Collective) 428 Hudson St., Healdsburg Th-Mo, 11-4:30pm • 707.433.2364 hudsonstreetwineries.com Including:

Agave Garden

agavegarden.com • Agave Wine

Blue Nose Wines​

​bluenosewines.com • C, PS, Z

Kelley & Young Wines

kelleyyoungwines.com • Mal, Re, SB, Z

Owl Ridge • owlridge.com • CS, SB, Z Shippey Vineyards shippeyvineyards.com • R, PS, Z

Willowbrook Cellars

willowbrookcellars.com • PN, Z

J. Keverson Winery

53 Front St., Healdsburg 707.484.3083 • jkeverson.com Th-M 11:4:30 • C, Sa, Z

Selby Winery

C, CS, M, Mal, P, PN, PS, R, SB, Sy, Z

Stephen & Walker Trust Wines Ltd.

243 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707-431-8749 • trustwine.com Daily 11-7pm • C, Mus, Z

​​Seghesio Family Vineyards 700 Grove St., Healdsburg 707.433.3579 • seghesio.com Daily 10-5pm • PG, Sa, Z

Stonestreet Wines

337 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707.473.3377 • stonestreetwines.com Daily 10:30am-5:30pm • C, SB, CS

Skewis Wines​

57 Front St., Healdsburg • 707.431.2160 skewis.com • Fr-Su 11-5pm • PN

thumbprint cellars​

102 Matheson St., Healdsburg 707.433.2393 • thumbprintcellars.com Daily 11-6pm

C, CBSB, CF, CS, G, M, PN, PS, PV, R, SpW, Sy, Vi, Z

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Healdsburg Plaza

​Toad Hollow Vineyards

409A Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707.431.8667 • toadhollow.com Open Daily • C, CS, PN, R, SpW, Z

Topel Mountain Estate Winery 125 Matheson St., Healdsburg 707.433.4116 • topelwines.com Daily 11-7pm C, CS, Mer, Mos, PS, SN, Vi, Z

​Valdez Family Winery​

​West Burgundy Wine Group

20 Matheson St., Healdsburg 707.857.1526 westburgundywinecollective.com Featuring: Gran Moraine (Oregon) granmoraine.com • C, PN, R Champs de Reves (Anderson Valley) champderevesvineyards.com • PN

Wild Ridge (Sonoma Coast)

champderevesvineyards.com • PN

Carneros Hills Winery

​113 Mill St., Healdsburg • 707.433.3710 valdezfamilywinery.com Daily 11-5pm • SB, PN, Z

Veritas Ridge

118 North Street, Healdsburg 707.395.0307 • grapes2greatness.com Su-Th 11-6pm; Fr-Sa 11-8pm C, CS, M, SB

carneroshills.com • C, PN Siduri • siduri.com • PN

Windsor Vineyards​

308-B Center St., Healdsburg 707.921.2893 • windsorvineyards.com Daily 12-7pm C, CBSB, Ca, CS, G, M, Mal, Mer, Mos,

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Acorn Winery

12040 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg • 707.433.6440 • acornwinery.com

By Appt. •CF, Do, Sa, Sy, Z

Albini Family Winery

886 Jensen Lane, Windsor 707.838-9249 • By Appt. albinifamilyvineyards.com • M, Z

Alexander Valley Vineyards

8644 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg 707.433.7209 • avvwine.com • Daily 10-5pm C, CF, CRSB, CS, G, M,PN, R, Sa, Sy, Vi, Z

Archipel Winery

4611 Thomas Rd., Healdsburg 800.296.1952 • archipelwines.com

By Appt. • CBSB

Cellar No. 8 at Asti Winery 26150 Asti Rd., Cloverdale 707.265.5490 • cellarno8.com Daily 10am-5pm

C, CBSB, CS, CSRB, M, PS, R, SB, Z

Chalk Hill Estate Winery

10300 Chalk Hill Rd., Healdsburg 707.838.4306 • chalkhill.com

By Appt. • C, CBSB, CS, M, PG, S, SB, Sy

Chateau Felice Winery

10603 Chalk Hill Rd., Healdsburg 707.836.9011 • chateaufelice.com

By Appt • C, CF, CS, M, Sy, Z

Clos du Bois Winery

Daily 10-4:30pm 19410 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville 707.857.3100 • closdubois.com C, Ca, CBSB, M, PG, PN, R, Ri, SB, Sy, Z

De La Montanya Vineyards 999 Foreman Ln., Healdsburg 707.433.3711 • dlmwine.com Sa-Su 11-5pm; Mo-Fr by aptt.

C, CBSB, CRSB, CS, M,PG, PN, Pr, R, SB, Sy,Vi,Z

deLorimier Winery

2001 Hwy. 128, Geyserville 800.546.7718 • delorimierwinery.com Daily 10:30-5pm C, CF, CBSB,CS, M,Mal,Mer, PS, Sa, SB, Z

Field Stone Winery

10075 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg 707.433.7266 • Daily 10am-5pm fieldstonewinery.com C, CS, M, P, PN, , PS, SB, Sy, Vi

Foley Sonoma Winery

5110 Hwy. 128, Geyserville 707.433.1944 • foleywines.com Daily 10:30-5pm C, CF, CS, M, Mal, PV, S, Sy, Z, Sa

Francis Ford Coppola Winery

300 Via Archimedes, Geyserville 707.857.1462 • franciscoppolawinery.com Daily 11-6pm • C, CS, PN, Sy, WD

Garden Creek Ranch Vineyards 2335 Geysers Rd., Geyserville 707.433.8345 • By Appt gardencreekvineyards.com • C, CBSB

Hanna – Alexander Valley

9280 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg 707.431.4310 • hannawinery.com Daily 10am - 4pm

Alexander Valley

J. Rickards Winery

24505 Chianti Rd., Cloverdale 707.758.3441 • jrwinery.com M-Sa 11-4pm CS, DW, Gr, M, MB, P, PS, Sem, Z

Johnson’s Alexander Valley

8333 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg 707.433.2319 • johnsonavwines.com Daily 11am-4pm • C, CS, PS, Ri, Z

Jordan Vineyard & Winery

1474 Alexander Valley Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.5250 • jordanwinery.com

By Appt • C, CS

Lancaster Estate

15001 Chalk Hill Road, Healdsburg 707.433.8178 • lancaster-estate.com Daily 10am-4pm • CS

LOCALS Tasting Room

21023 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville Daily 11-7pm • tastelocalwines.com

(Multiple Wineries)

Longboard Vineyards

5 Fitch St., Healdsburg 707.433.3473 • Daily 11am - 6pm longboardvineyards.com C, CBSB, Cu, PN, M, RD, SB, SpW, Sy

Medlock Ames

13414 Chalk Hill Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.8845 • medlockames.com Daily 10am - 4:30pm • C, CS, M, SB

Meeker Vineyard

21035 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville 707.431.2148 • meekerwine.com Mo-Sa 10:30am-6pm, Sun 12-5pm

B, C, Ca, CF, CBSB, CS, M, PS, PV, Sy, R, WD, Z

Mercury Geyserville

21015 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville 707.857.9870 • mercurywine.com Daily 11am-5pm • C,CF,CBSB,CS,PB,PN, R Z

Optima Winery

498 Moore Ln, Unit C, Healdsburg 707.431.8222 • optimawinery.com

By Appt • C, CS, P, PS, Z

Pech Merle Winery

21001 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville 707.891.3015 • pechmerlewinery.com Daily 11am-6pm • CS, PN, R, SB, Z

Ramazzotti Wines

21015 Geyserville Ave, Geyserville 707.814.0016 • ramazzottiwines.com

B, C, CBSB, CF, GN, P, PG, Sa, SpW, R, ST, Z

Ridge Vineyards

C, CBSB, CF, CS, Mal, SB, PN, R, Sy, Z

650 Lytton Springs Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.7721 • ridgewine.com Daily 11am-4pm • C, Ca, CS, Gr, M, PS, Z

Hawkes Winery

Robert Young Estate Winery

6734 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg Daily 10am-5pm • 707.433.4295 hawkeswine.com • C, CS, M

4960 Red Winery Rd., Geyserville 707.431.4811 • ryew.com Daily 10am-4:30pm • C, CS, M

Hoot Owl Creek Winery

Rodney Strong Vineyards

8900 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg, CA 707-433-1094 • By Appt. hootowlcreekvineyards.com • CS

Icaria Creek Winery

27750 Asti Rd, Cloverdale 707.486.9623 • icariawinery.com

By Appt • C, CS, P, PN, Z

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11455 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg 707.431.1533 • rodneystrong.com Daily 10am-5pm C, CBSB, CS, M, P, PN, SB, Sy, Z

Roth Estate Winery

10309 Chalk Hill Road, Healdsburg 707.836.7030 • rothwinery.com Daily 10-5pm • C, CS, M, PN

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Chalk Hill

Route 128 Vineyards

21079 Geyserville Ave. #2, Geyserville 707.696.0004 route128winery.com Wed, Thurs, Sun 12-5pm; Fri, Sat 12-6pm C, PN, Sy, V, Z

Sapphire Hill Winery

51 Front Street #4, Healdsburg 707.431.1888 • sapphirehill.com Daily 11-4:30pm C, CF, CS, PN, PS, R, RD, G, Z

Seghesio Family Vineyards

14730 Grove St., Healdsburg 707.433.7764 • seghesio.com Daily 10am-5pm • B, CTSB, Sa, PG, Z

Silver Oak Cellars

24625 Chianti Rd., Geyserville 707.857.3562 • silveroak.com Mo-Sa 9-5pm • CS

Simi Winery

16275 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707.473.3232 • simiwinery.com Daily 10am-5pm C, CS, M, PG, PS, R, SB, Vi, WD, Z

Soda Rock Winery

8015 Highway 128, Healdsburg 707.433.3303 • sodarockwinery.com Daily 11am-5pm • C,CF,CS,M,SB,Z

Souverain at Asti Winery

26150 Asti Post Office Rd., Cloverdale • 707.265.5490 souverain.com • Daily 10am-5pm C, CS, M, P, PN, PS, SB, Sy, Vi, Z

Stonestreet Estate Wines

7111 Highway 128, Healdsburg 800.355.8008 • stonestreetwines.com Daily 11am-4:30pm • C, SB, CS

Stuhlmuller Vineyards

4951 West Soda Rock Ln., Healdsburg 707.431.7745 •stuhlmullervineyards.com

By Appt • C, CS, Z

Trentadue Winery

19170 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville 707.433.3104 • trentadue.com Daily 10am-5pm CBSB, CS, M, P, PS, R, Sa,SB,SpW,Sy, Z

Vérité Winery

4611 Thomas Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.9000 • veritewines.com

By Appt • CBSB

Vintor’s Signature

4001 Hwy. 128, Geyserville 707.857.3300 • Daily 10:30-5pm vintnerssignatures.com SB, C, Mal,CS,Z, RB

White Oak Vineyards

7505 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg 707.433.8429 • whiteoakwinery.com Daily 10am-5pm • C, CS, M, SB, Sy

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Sonoma Valley, Carneros,

Bennet Valley & Sonoma Coast

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Mayo Family Winery (See Story Page 36)

13101 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen 707.938.9401 • Daily 10:30-6:30 (closed Tu-We Winter/Offseason) mayofamilywinery.com

B, C, Ca, CBSB, CF, CRSB, CS, CTSB, G, Gr, M, Mal, Mar, P, PG, PN, Pr, PS, PV, R, RB, Sa, SB, SpW, Sy, T, Vi, WD, Z

Wellington Vineyards

11600 Dunbar Rd., Glen Ellen 707.939.0708 • Daily 10:30-4:30pm wellingtonvineyards.com C, CS, G, Mal, P, R, SB, SY, WD, Z wellingtonvineyards.com C, CS, G, Mal, P, R, SB, SY, WD, Z Kenwood

Blackstone Winery

Glen

Eric Ross Winery

Ellen

14300 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen 707.939.8525 • ericross.com Thur-Mon 11-5pm

Arrowood Vineyards

14347 Sonoma Hwy, Glen Ellen 707.935.2600 • Daily 10-4:30pm arrowoodvineyards.com C, CS, M, Mal, R, RB, Ri, Sy, Vi

Audelssa Estate Winery

C, Ca, CRSB, Mar, P, PN, Sy, Vi, Z

Imagery Estate Winery

14335 Hwy. 12, Glen Ellen 707.935.4515 • imagerywinery.com Mo-Fr 10-4:30pm Sa-Su 10-5:30pm

13647 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen 707.933.8514 • audelssa.com Fr-Su 11am-5pm • CS,CBSB,CRSB, Sy

CF, CS, Mus, PG, Ba, Lagrein, Mal, M, PS, Sa, SB, White Burg, Vi, Z\

Benziger Family Winery

969 Carquinez Avenue, Glen Ellen 707.933.9877 • laurelglen.com

By Appt • CS

C, CS, CSBB, M, P, PN, PS, R, SB, SY, WD, Z

Little Vineyards Winery

1883 London Ranch Rd., Glen Ellen 707.935.3000 • benziger.com Daily 10am-5pm

Laurel Glen Vineyard

15188 Sonoma Hwy, Glen Ellen 707.996.2750 • littlevineyards.com Thu-Mon 11-4:30 • CS, Sy, Z

B. R. Cohn Winery

5000 Sonoma Hwy, Glen Ellen 800.330.4064 • brcohn.com Daily 10am-5pm

Loxton Cellars

11466 Dunbar Rd., Glen Ellen 707.935.7221 • loxtonwines.com

By Appt. • C, CS, P, PN, R, Sy, Z

C, CS, M, P, PN, PS, SB, Sy, Z

Coturri Winery

Madrone Estate Winery

6725 Enterprise Rd., Glen Ellen 707.525.9126 • coturriwinery.com

By Appt Ba, Ca, CRSB, CS, CTSB, M, PN, Pr, PS, R, Sa, SB, Sy, Z

777 Madrone Rd., Glen Ellen 707.939.4500 • Daily 10-5pm madronevineyardsestate.com

Ba,C,CBSB,CS,PB, P, PN, R, Sa, SpW, Sy, Z

8450 Sonoma Hwy, Kenwood 707.833.1999 • Daily 10-4:30pm blackstonewinery.com

CBSB, CS, M, Mal, PG, PN, PS, Ri, SB, Sy, Z

Chateau St. Jean Winery

8555 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood 707.833.4134 • Daily 10-5pm chateaustjean.com C, CF, CS, G, M, Mal, PB, PN, SB, Vi

Deerfield Ranch Winery 10200 Hwy. 128, Kenwood 707.833.5215 • By Appt deerfieldranch.com C, CS, M, PN, Sa, SB, Sy, WD, Z

Friendly Dog Winery

9575 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood 707.833.6131 • Daily 11am-5pm friendlydogwinery.com • CBSB, Sa, Z

Kenwood Vineyards

9592 Sonoma, Kenwood 707.833.5891 • Daily 10-4:30pm kenwoodvineyards.com

C, CS, G, M, PN, R, SB, SpW, Sy, WZ, Z

Kunde Winery & Vineyards 9825 Sonoma Hwy, Kenwood 707.833.5501 • kunde.com Daily 10:30am-4:30pm Ba, C, CBSB, CS, G, M, Pr, RB, RD, Sa, SB, Sy, Vi, Z

David Noyes Wines

LittleItaly in the Heart of Sonoma Valley

CS, M, PN, WZ, Z

Mayo Family Reserve Room (See Story Page 36) 9200 Sonoma Hwy, Kenwood 707.938.9401 • Daily 10:30-6:30 (closed Tu-We Winter/Offseason) mayofamilywinery.com Th-Mo 11-6;Tu-W 4-6

C, CBSB, CF, CS, M, Mal, P, PN, PS, SpW, Vi, Z

Muscardini Cellars

9380 Sonoma Hwy, Kenwood 707.933.9305 • Daily 11-6pm muscardinicellars.com Ba, CS, M, PG, PS, Sa, Sy, Z

Paradise Ridge Winery

8860 Sonoma Highway, Kenwood 707.282.9020 • Daily 11am-4:30pm prwinery.com • C, PN, SB, Z

Sonoma Valley Portworks

9575 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood 707.833.6131 • Daily 11am-5pm 613 2nd St., Petaluma Mon-Sat 12-5pm • 707.769.5203 portworks.com • P, RD, WD

Spann Vineyards

9380 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood 707.933.8343 Daily 10:30-5pm spannvineyards.com CRSB, CS, CTSB, M, Sy

St. Francis Winery

100 Pythian Rd., Santa Rosa 707.833.0242 • Daily 10am-5pm stfranciswinery.com C, CBSB, CF, M, P, PS, R, SB, Sy, Z

Sunce Winery and Vineyard (See Story Page 37) 9580 Sonoma Highway, Kenwood 707.526.9463 • suncewinery.com Daily 10:30-5:30pm B, C, CBSB, CF, CS, CTSB, M, Mal, P, PN, Sa, SB, Sy, Z

Ty Caton Vineyards

8910 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood 707.938.3224 • tycaton.com Daily 11am-6pm

9380 Sonoma Hwy, Kenwood 707.935.7741 • Daily 10:30-5pm davidnoyeswines.com • C, PN, Z

B, C, CBSB, CS, M, Mal, PS, R, RD, Sy

Landmark Vineyards

VJB Vineyards and Cellars

101 Adobe Canyon Rd., Kenwood 707.833.0053 • landmarkwine.com Daily 10:30-4:30 • C, PN, Sy

Ledson Winery & Vineyards 7335 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood 707.537.3810 • ledson.com Daily 10am-5pm

B, C, Ca, CBSB,CF, CRSB, CTSB, CS,M, Mal, P, PN, PS, PV, Ri, Sa, SB, WD,WZ, Z

Award-Winning Italian Wines

Moondance Cellars

9575 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood 707.833.6131 • Daily 11am-5pm moondancecellars.com

9077 Sonoma Hwy., Kenwood 707.833.2300 • vjbcellars.com Daily 10am-5pm • B, C, CS, P, Pr, Sa, Sy, Z Santa

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Matanzas Creek Winery

16097 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa 707.528.6464 • matanzascreek.com Daily 10-4:30 C, CS, M, P, PN, R, SB, Sy

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Two unique tasting experiences | Single vineyard wines Patio seating | Tours available | Dog Friendly | Open Late Award-winning Sparkling, White, Red & Dessert Wines

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Sonoma Valley AVA

Sable Ridge Vineyards

6320 Jamison Rd., Santa Rosa 707.542.3138 • sableridge.com

By Appt • CBSB, PS, Sy, Vi, Z

Silver Pines Vineyards

5164 Sonoma Mountain Rd., Bennett Valley • By Appt.

707.576.1833 silverpinesvineyards.com PN, R, SB, Sy, WD

Sonoma

Anaba Winery

60 Bonneau Rd., Sonoma 707.996.4188 • anabawines.com Daily 11am-5pm • R, RB, C, Vi, P, PN

Bartholomew Park Winery 1000 Vineyard Ln., Sonoma 707.939.2274 • bartpark.com Daily 11-4:30pm • CS, M, SB, Sy, Z

Bonneau Wines

23001 Arnold Dr., Sonoma 707.695.2097 • bonneauwine.com Daily 10-5pm • C, CS, Mal, Mer, Z

Buena Vista Carneros

18000 Old Winery Rd., Sonoma 707.938-1266 • Daily 10am-5pm buenavistawinery.com C, M, PG, PN, Sy

Chandelle Winery

1395 Broadway, Sonoma 707.938-5862 • chandellewinery.com Th-Mo 11-6pm; Tu-We 4-6pm

Ram’s Gate Winery

28700 Arnold Dr. Sonoma 707.721.8700 • ramsgatewinery.com Daily 10-6pm • C,CS,Mos,PN SpW,Sy,Z

Robledo Family Winery

21901 Bonness Rd., Sonoma 707.939.6903 • By Appt. robledofamilywinery.com

C,CS,M,P,PB,PG,PN,PS,SB,Sy, WD,Z

Ravenswood Winery

Gundlach Bundschu Winery 2000 Denmark St., Sonoma 707.938.5277 • gunbun.com Daily 11-4:30pm C, CF, CS, G, M, PN, R, Sy, Z

Homewood Winery

23120 Burndale Rd., Sonoma 707.996.6353 • Daily 10am-4pm homewoodwinery.com C, CF, CS, M, P, PN, PS, PV, SB, Sy, Z

Jacuzzi Family Vineyards

24724 Arnold Drive, Sonoma 707.931.7575 • jacuzziwines.com Daily 10:30-5:30

A, Ag, B, CS, Do, LH, M, Mon, Mos, ND, PG, PN, Pri, RdS, Sag, Sa, SpW, Va

Larson Family Winery

23355 Millerick Rd., Sonoma 707.938.3031 • Daily 10am-5pm larsonfamilywinery.com C, CBSB, CF, CS, G, M, PG, PN, PS, R, Sy, Z

Moon Mountain Vineyard 1700 Moon Mtn. Dr., Sonoma 707.996.5870 • By Appt moonmountainvineyard.com C, CF, CS, M, P, PV, SB, Sy, Z

Robert Hunter Winery

25 E Napa St, Sonoma (707) 501-8757 • bryter.com Th-Mon 12-5pm

23570 Hwy. 121, Sonoma 707.934.4087 • Daily 10am-5pm ridgelinevineyards.com • CS, M 15655 Arnold Dr., Sonoma 707.996.3056 •roberthunterwinery.com

By Appt • C, CS, PN, SpW

Schug Carneros Estate

602 Bonneau Rd., Sonoma 707.939.9363 • schugwinery.com Daily 10-5pm • C,CS,CF,LH,Mal,PN,SpW

Viansa Sonoma

25200 Arnold Dr., Sonoma 800-995-4740 • viansasonoma.com Daily 10-5pm • B, C, CF, CS, Mal, M, PG, PN, Pr, Sa, SB, SpW, Z

Sebastiani Vineyards

BA, C, CS, M, PN, RD, SpW, WD, Z

Sonoma Coast

Adobe Road Winery

1995 S. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma & Historic Downtown Petaluma 707.939.7967 • 707.939.9099 Daily 11-7pm • adoberoadwines.com C, CF, CS, M, P, PN, PS, SB, Sy, Z

Annapolis Winery (Sonoma Coast)

26055 Soda Springs Rd., Annapolis 707.886.5460 • Daily 12-5pm annapoliswinery.com C, CS, G, P, PN, R, SB, Sy, Z

Bryter Estates

C, CBSB, CS, PN, R, SB

Bump Tasting Lounge

521 A Broadway, Sonoma (707) 228-9214 • bumpwine.com Th-Su 12-6pm; Mo-Tu 1-6pm C/Z, CS, SB, Z

Charles Creek Vineyards

483 First St. West, Sonoma 707.935.3848 • charlescreek.com Daily 11am-6pm C, CBSB, CS, Gr, M, R, Sy

Bump Wine Cellars

521A Broadway, Sonoma 707.228.9214 • bumpwine.com Th-Mo 12:30-6pm • C, CBSB, RSWB, SB, Z

Corner 103

103 W. Napa Street, Sonoma 707-931-6141 • Corner103.com

By Appt. C, CS, M, PN, PV, SB, Z

Enkidu Wines

21684 Eighth St. East, #444, Sonoma 707.939.3930 • enkiduwines.com

By Appt • PN, PS, R, RB, Sy

Enoteca Della Santina

127 East Napa Street, Sonoma (707) 938-4200 • Multiple Wineries enotecadellasantina.com M-Th 4-10PM; Fr 4-11pm; Sa 2-11pm; Su 2-10pm

Favero Vineyards

(Fort Ross-Seaview)

Gourmet au Bay

383 1st Street West, Sonoma (707) 938-7620 •hawkeswine.com Daily 11-6pm • C, CS, M

15725 Meyers Grade Road, Jenner 707.847.3460 • fortrossvineyard.com Daily 10 – 5 • C, P, Pi 913 Coast Hwy 1, Bodega Bay 707-875-9875 • gourmetaubay.com Daily 11-7pm (Fr-Sa til 8pm) Collective / Retail

Joseph Phelps Vineyards (Sonoma Coast)

12747 El Camino Bodega, Freestone 707.874.1010 • josephphelps.com Daily 11-5pm (May-Dec) Daily Th-Mo 11-5pm (Jan-Apr) C, PN, R

Kastania Vineyards

4415 Kastania Rd., Petaluma 707.763.6348 • By Appt kastaniavineyards.com • C, CBSB, PN

Novy Family Wines

555 Highway 1, Bodega Bay, CA (707) 921-2860 Su-Th 10:30-5pm; F-Sa 10:30-6pm sonomacoastvineyards.com • C, PN, SB

980 Airway Ct., Ste. C, Santa Rosa 707.578.3882 • novyfamilywines.com

By Appt • C, Gr, Sy, Vi, WD, Z

Bennett Valley Cellars

3939 Lovall Valley Rd, Sonoma 707.935.3939 • faverovineyards.com

By Appt. • CS, CTSB, Sa, WD

Fort Ross Vineyards

Nicholson Ranch Vineyards

4200 Napa Rd., Sonoma 707.938.8822 • nicholsonranch.com Daily 10am-6pm • C, M, PN, Sy

Auteur Wines

127 East Napa St., Sonoma (707) 934-8173 • Daily 12-6pm BennettValleyCellars.com • C, PN

Fort Ross/Seaview

23555 Arnold Dr., Sonoma 707.933.1917 • Daily 10-4:45pm gloriaferrer.com • C, M, PN, R, SpW, Sy

Sonoma Plaza

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Ridgeline Vineyards

Ca, CF, CS, G, M, P, PS, R, Sy, Z

C,CRSB,Gr,M,Mar,Mou,PN,Ro,Sy, Vi, Z

Gloria Ferrer Caves & Winery

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373 First Street West, Sonoma (707) 938-9211 • auteurwines.com

By Appt. • C, PN, R

Cline Cellars

24737 Arnold Drive, Sonoma 707.940.4030 • clinecellars.com Daily 10am-6pm

Rooms

18701 Gehricke Rd., Sonoma 707.933.2332 • Daily 10-4:30pm ravenswood-wine.com

389 Fourth St. East, Sonoma 707.933.3230 sebastiani.com • Daily 10am-5pm

C, CBSB, CS, SB, WD

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Sonoma Coast Vineyards

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Hawkes Wine

Highway 12 Wines

21692 Eighth St. East, Sonoma 707.939.1048 • highway12winery.com

By Appt • C, CBSB, M

Kamen Estate Wines

111B E Napa St, Sonoma (707) 938-7292 • kamenwines.com Daily 12-5pm CS, Cu, CF, G, SB, Sy

Lake Sonoma Winery

134 Church St., Sonoma lakesonomawinery.com Su-Th 11-6pm; Fri-Sat 11-7pm (707) 721-1979 • C, CS, PN, SB, Z

MacLaren Wine

27 East Napa St., Suite E, Sonoma (707) 938-7490 • maclarenwine.com M-Th 12-5pm; Fr-Su 12-6pm • PN, SB

Pangloss Cellars Tasting Lounge 35 East Napa Street, Sonoma 707.933.8565 • panglosscellars.com 11-6pm Thurs- Sun; 11-7pm Fr-Sa C, CBSB, PN, R, SB, Z

Passaggio Wines

25 East Napa St. Suite C, Sonoma (707) 934-8941 passaggiowines.com M-Fr 12-6pm; C, G, PG, R, SB

Roche Winery

122 W Spain St, Sonoma (707) 935-7115 • rochewinery.com Daily 11-7:30pm C, Cuv, CBSB, LH, M, PN, Sy

Roessler Winery

380 First St., Sonoma 707.933.4440 • Daily 11am-6pm roesslercellars.com • C, PN, Ri

Sigh Champagne & Sparkling Wine

29 E. Napa Street, Suite C, Sonoma (707) 996-2444 • sighsonoma.com Su-Th 12-6pm; Fr-Sa 12-9pm • SpW

Sojourn Cellars

141 E Napa St, Sonoma (707) 938-7212 • sojourncellars.com Daily by Appt. • C, CS, PN

Sonoma Wine Shop

412 First St. East, Sonoma (707) 996-1230 • Th-Mo 11-6pm sonomawineshop.com Collective of Ltd. Production Wines

Spann Vineyards

111 E Napa St, Sonoma (707) 996-1330 • Daily 12-6pm spannvineyards.com C, Ci, CF, CS, Mal, Mou, R, Vi,Z

Two Amigos Wines

25 East Napa Street, Suite D, Sonoma (707) 799-7146 • twoamigoswines.com Daily 11-6pm • C,CBSB,CS,PG,Sy,R

Victor Hill Wines

109 E Napa St, Sonoma 707-343-1595 • victorhillwines.com Fr-Su 12-5pm • C, CRSW, CS, PN

Walt Wines

380 1st St W, Sonoma (707) 933-4440 • waltwines.com Daily 11-6pm • C, PN

Westwood Winery

11 East Napa St., Sonoma 707.935.3246 • westwoodwine.com Th-Mo 11-5pm; Tu-We 1-5pm CRSB, G, Mou, PN, R, Sy, Vi

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Featured Wineries Korbel Cellars

Possibly Sonoma County’s most widely recognized brand, Korbel has been making California Champagnes for over 130 years. Nestled in the Russian River Valley, right on River Road on the outskirts of Guerneville, Korbel’s 50-minute tour will be one of the highlights of your Wine Country visit. This free tour goes through the antique cellars and the history museum and includes a tasting of their award winning wines. Winery tours are offered daily, 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., and Wine Shop/Tasting Room hours are from 10:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Bring your camera because this beautifully landscaped property is well worth preserving to your photo album.

Garden Tour: Planted in the 1880s as an enhancement to the KORBEL family summer home, the gardens did not come fully into their own until a century later when their master horticulturist transformed the grounds into a magnificent array of colors, textures and aromas that shift with the seasons and the Sonoma County weather. The Garden Tour is offered daily, 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday (mid-April through mid-October).

All KORBEL California champagnes are made according to the traditional méthode champenoise, in which the champagne is fermented inside the same bottle from which it is served. This time-honored process takes almost a year to complete, but the result is worth the wait. The taste of the méthode champenoise style is famous for its delicate nuances and for producing the countless dazzling bubbles in every glass of KORBEL California champagne.

Korbel also practices the disciplines of sustainable farming. “We are committed to sustainable wine-making and conserving the ecosystem around us.

Our champagnes are a product of nature and the land on which the grapes are grown. We seek to safeguard that land and our natural resources for future generations and celebrations yet to come.

The Korbel Delicatessen offers a great selection for packing up a picnic.

The deli also offers a beautiful and relaxing patio area to grab some lunch between wine tastings. Open daily, 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

13250 River Road, Guerneville • (707) 824-7313 • www.korbel.com

Moshin Winery At Moshin Vineyards, the path from grape to wine glass takes a distinctive detour from most wines… down the unique 4-tier “Gravity Flow” process. The concept was perfected by then University of San Jose math instructor Rick Moshin.

While still working as a math professor, Rick began making his own wines, even traveling to France to discover the secrets behind the elegance and finesse of the Pinot Noir coming from the Burgundy region. In the process, he discovered the gravity-flow method, which had been used in Europe for years. This process is the highlight of the tour this Russian River jewel offers.

Take the tour and you will see how the process works, and hear why gravity improves the process.

“The goal at Moshin Vineyards is to carefully guide the grapes through the winemaking process and bring you a wine that expresses a truthful view into the heart of the vine,” explains Rick. “Our farming methods are sustainable, winemaking philosophy is ‘minimally invasive,’ and we have established energy-saving practices through the use of gravity-flow and solar energy.”

Moshin specializes in small lot, hand-crafted wines, which include Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Merlot, Petite Sirah and Zinfandel. The awards are too numerous to mention here, but you can see them all at www. moshinvineyards.com/awards.

Tasting at the Winery is available daily from 11am - 4:30pm. Tours are available by appointment only, in group of 6 or more (so get together with as many friends as possible and call for a reservation!).

10295 Westside Road, Healdsburg.

(707) 433-5499 • www.moshinvineyards.com 36 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

Mayo Family Winery & Reserve Room

The Mayo Family offers two outstanding wine tasting opportunities in Sonoma Valley. The main tasting room is located adjacent to their Glen Ellen winemaking facility, just off of Highway 12. Open every day from 10:30am to 6:30 pm, you can select a “Premium Tasting” that includes six different wines or a unique “Adventure Tasting” with nine lesser known varietals. Taste wine at the spacious inside tasting bar, or sit down to one of their patio’s picnic tables and the friendly and knowledgeable staff will bring the tasting flights out to you. The patio is also pet friendly.

Mayo Family Winery produces small lots of single-vineyard wines, following matriarch Diane Mayo and Henry Mayo’s premise that the world’s most interesting and highest quality wines must come from a single-vineyard source that can be expressed in the wines’ aroma, taste and texture.

Located in nearby Kenwood, Mayo Family’s Reserve Room takes you on “the ultimate wine country tasting journey unlike anything you’ve experienced before”! You and your group will be treated to a seven-course pairing menu with reserve label wines, crafted by Winemaker Michel Berthoud and seven artisan bites created and prepared by Chef Sam Frumpkin to complement each wine. Call 707-833-5504 to make a reservation, or make your reservation on Open Table. mayofamilywinery.com Mayo Family Wines Tasting Room• 13101 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen • 707.938.940 Mayo Reserve Room • 9200 Sonoma Hwy, Kenwood • 707.833.5504

Mill Creek Winery Picturesque and welcoming, the Mill Creek Winery is among the first wineries you will come to as you enter Dry Creek from Healdsburg. Modeled after one of the many wood mills that were popular in the area at the turn of the 20th century, Mill Creek’s tasting room features a beautifully landscaped working water wheel and millpond, with spectacular views from two separate picnic areas.

Mill Creek vineyards and Winery is a small estate winery, owned and operated by a third generation of the Kreck family. Yvonne and Bill Kreck are hands on owners, involved in many areas of production of their award winning wines, from growing to bottling to selling.

Mill Creek is the complete package where one can experience the creation of excellent varietal wines from start to finish. Mill Creek wines have won many of the most prestigious awards possible including the Sonoma County Harvest Fair’s coveted Sweepstakes Award, the California State Fair’s Best Wine in the State award, and Orange County Fair’s Four Star Gold as well as dozens of Best of Class awards and hundreds of Gold medals.

Select from their Reserve or Signature wines as you taste from the seated picnic area, overlooking their spectacular 65-acre estate. They are open every day from 10am to 5pm.

1401 Westside Rd, Healdsburg • (707) 431-2121 • millcreekwinery.com

VJB Cellars & Deli At VJB Vineyards & Cellars tasting room and marketplace in Kenwood, visitors will experience a taste of Italy in the heart of the beautiful Sonoma Valley. Guests can sample California-grown Italian varietals in the tasting room, then meander into the marketplace for a bottle of VJB’s estate-grown olive oil and homemade pasta sauces. At the deli, you can order antipasti or fresh panini for a light lunch on the piazza. On special days you can enjoy a pizza baked outside in the wood-fired oven. Despite all that’s new, VJB Vineyards & Cellars still offers the same family charm and easy-going hospitality that customers have enjoyed since it opened nearly a decade ago.

VJB was founded in 1999 by brothers Henry and Victor Belmonte and their Italian-born parents Vittorio and Maria. Their wines are produced with an eye toward New World innovation and Old World sensibility.

60 Shaw Avenue, Kenwood. 707.833.2300. •vjbcellars.com Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

side of Tibet by master artist Tashi Dhargyal. Community Market offers natural organic foods, as well as a tasting bar for beer and wine.

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Sebastopol

The bustling town of Sebastopol is a great starting point to explore all of western Sonoma County. An attractive, progressive community, population 7,525, Sebastopol is situated at the crossroads of Highway 12 and Highway 116 (which is also known as the Gravenstein Highway for the numerous apple orchards along its length). In springtime, the rich agricultural land surrounding Sebastopol is awash in delicate pink and white blossoms as thousands of acres of apple trees seem to bloom all at once!

The City of Sebastopol has four major parks, in addition to several smaller pocket parks. The major parks are Ives Park, Libby Park, Laguna Youth Park and the Laguna de Santa Rosa Wetlands Preserve (which has a brand new entrance on Highway 12; see story this page). Ragle Ranch Park encompasses 225 acres and is a favorite spot for bicycling, horseback riding and picnicking.

Sebastopol’s annual Apple Blossom Festival will bring the area live music with a full line up of live blues performers on April 12th & 13th.

This parade and festival is great fun for the whole family. In August, the Gravenstein Apple Fair brings more merriment, staged at the oak tree laden Ragle Ranch Park.

Sebastopol is famous for its concentration of antique shops and collectives along Highway 116, known as “Antique Row.” Be sure and check out Antique Society (and grab a muffin and coffee).

Farm Trails maps are available at the Chamber of Commerce and show how to find and tour local farms.

Shopping Sebastopol’s Main Street is a treat!

With eclectic shops like Silk Moon, Aubergine, Earth Child, Milk & Honey and Funk & Flash, you won’t be bored with the options. At The Uncarved Block, you can browse a collection of gemstones, minerals, meteorites and jewelry from all over the globe (and beyond!).

Just a few blocks from Sebastopol’s downtown, on Highway 116, heading southeast, you will find another cluster of great shops and restaurants. Be sure and stop into Beekind for a taste of local honey. A bit further east on Highway 116, feed the hungry plants at California Carnivores.

On Highway 12 coming into town from east, find Gravenstein Station, which includes Sebastopol Inn, Coffee Katz, Apple Junction Smokehouse in a genuine railroad car, a real caboose with wine tasting from Claypool Cellars (that’s right Primus fans, it’s Les Claypool’s place!) and Eye Candy Chocolatier. Or pick up some edibles at Peace in Medicine, if you are carrying your cannabis card.

Just across the street from Gravenstein Station, the Barlow Center is Sebastopol’s new tourist magnet, boasting wine tasting rooms, a brewery and a brewpub, great restaurants like Zazu, a bakery and a coffee house, Guayaki Organic Yerba Mate Cafe, Spiritworks Distillery, where you can taste gin and whiskey and tour the distillery. There are also Wolford Glassblowing and Bronze Plus Art Foundry, where you can see the art being created. At Tibetan Gallery & Studio you can view the first Thanmochi ever painted outDownload our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

Gardeners cringe when bugs appear, but not Peter D’Amato. Bugs are assets to a guy who raises and sells plants of prey. As co-owner of his own little shop of horrors, Peter D’Amato’s California Carnivores in Sebastopol is a nursery that specializes in carnivorous plants. His passion for the hungry flora began at age 11 when he found a bug-eating plant in a southern New Jersey bog. Nearly four decades later, the Sebastopol business owner is still left breathless with excitement when discussing his product.

Visitors are astounded by the mechanisms the plants use to snag prey. Consider the Venus Flytrap—its nectar lures the unsuspecting to a trigger-hair-filled trap that snaps shut with lightning speed. The Sundew envelops victims in tentacle-covered leaves, then hungrily feasts. In the nursery, the voracious plants snag bees, flies, fungus gnats and other tasty bits. When bugs are in short supply, D’Amato encourages customers to “Bring Your Own Bugs” (BYOB) to feed the stealthy plants. The nursery supplies utensils for feeding and magnifying glasses for jaw-dropping, up close views. The widest variety of carnivorous plants and plant care products in the United States are offered for sale, as well as D’Amato’s best selling book, The Savage Garden, now in its eighth printing. California Carnivores is one of 29 spots in North America recently selected by Rand McNally editors in the Best of the Road™ awards program. The annual program recognizes local restaurants, shops and attractions along five recommended road trips.

The nursery also appears frequently on many TV shows and magazines as a popular tourist attraction.

2833 Old Gravenstein Highway, Sebastopol • 707.824.0433 •californiacarnivores.com

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Laguna Wetlands Preserve in Laguna de Santa Rosa is the largest freshwater marsh in Northern California. The oak woodland and vernal pool complex surrounding the wetlands of the Laguna ecosystem once provided food to antelope, elk and deer herds. The Laguna is now a premier bird-watching area, though other wildlife is occasionally spotted. photo by Tom Moyer The largest tributary of the Russian River, the Laguna drains a 254-square-mile watershed. Kayaking and canoing in the Laguna is possible only in winter and only when rainfall has been significant within the previous one to two weeks.

A short walking trail adjoins the Laguna channel and loops around the City’s former wastewater ponds. From late Spring to early Fall, a floating pedestrian bridge is in place to connect to a trail on the east bank of the Laguna channel.

The Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail is one of Sonoma County Regional Parks’ newest trails, offering a unique opportunity to see the biologically diverse landscape of Sonoma County’s largest freshwater wetland.

The trail runs on the east side of the Laguna channel between Highway 12 and Occidental Road, with trailheads and parking areas located off of both roads. A 1.8-mile multi-use trail is open to hikers, cyclists and equestrians and includes an overlook area with benches and Laguna and vineyard views. Paved with crushed stone, the trail is fully accessible for wheelchair users.

Laguna Wetlands Preserve in the city of Sebastopol is the best place to access the Laguna itself. You can walk the gravel trails past ponds and marshes to the seasonal bridge, or sit on benches under towering valley oaks and Oregon ash. A two mile hike encircles the entire area. Trails are accessible to walkers and wheelchairs but not bikes. Dogs allowed on leash.

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Specializing in Insect-Eating Plants The largest retail carnivorous plant nursery in the world!

Hundreds of varieties on display and for sale!

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2833 Old Gravenstein Highway Sebastopol, CA 95472 • (707) 824-0433 http://californiacarnivores.com 38 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

See Live Theatre at Main Stage West

Conveniently located on Sebastopol’s Main Street, Main Stage West offers a full season of highly acclaimed live theater.

From March 3-19 see Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virgina Woolf? followed by The Birds April 7-23. Don’t miss the “black comedy revenge drama” From Both Hips May 19-June 4. 104 North Main Street, Sebastopol.

707-823-0177 • mainstagewest.com

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Take a Self-Guided Tour!

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Follow cool Santa Rosa Creek under towering oaks and thick willows, on top of the gravel access roads maintained by Sonoma County Water Agency. The entrance to the trail is on Willowside Road, 0.5 miles south of Guerneville Road and 0.5 miles north of Hall Road. At 0.7 miles along the trail, the City of Santa Rosa’s Delta Pond will appear on your left.

The end of the trail is at 1.5 miles, where Santa Rosa Creek meets the Laguna channel. To download the Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail Guide go to http://lagunadesantarosa.com/pdfs/TrailsBrochure-2015_Web.pdf The Laguna Foundation (celebrating its 25th year in 2015!) offers lively, informative docent-led walks in the Preserve.

707-527-9277 • lagunadesantarosa.com

Tour the Area on a Bike from Sebastopol Bike Center

Strategically located at the intersection of Highway 12 and Morris Street in Sebastopol, Sebastopol Bike Center can rent you a bike and put you on a trail right from their own parking lot. From there you can go west on the West County Regional Trail to Forestville, or east to Santa Rosa on the Joe Rodota Trail. Or you can ask them to help you customize a trip for you, based on your level of experience and your preferred view, whether it is past vineyards and tasting rooms, bucolic pastures, oceanside vistas or challenging mountain terrain.

Choose from casual cruiser models to hybrids. Or for experienced road cyclists there are lightweight high performance über-bikes.

Sebastopol Bike Center also delivers and picks up your rental bike, so they can get bikes to you even if you cannot get to them.

They also have a great selection of new and recycled bicycling gear as well as new and refurbished bikes for sale. Sebastopol Bike Center is a great place to visit. 6731 Sebastopol Highway (Hwy 12 & Morris St), Sebastopol • 707.829.2688 • sebastopolbike.com

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Ride the West County or Joe Rodota Trail

The West County Trail between the towns of Sebastopol and Forestville is a paved path and relatively flat with a few gentle climbs. An unpaved horseback riding trail runs parallel to the trail.

The Joe Rodota Trail, a segment of the West County Trail, is paved and runs between Santa Rosa and Sebastopol. It is built on a former railroad right-of-way; several bridges have been constructed over the old trestles.

The trail is especially popular in the spring with the vivid blooming of the wildflowers. It is also an excellent place for bird watching year-round.

The West County Trail and the Joe Rodota Trail offer beautiful farm and agricultural views. Both trails can be picked up from just outside Gravenstein Station and the Barlow Center, and there is ample free parking.

Don’t have your bike with you? Stop in to Sebastopol Bike Center, located in the Gravenstein Station center and rent a bike for an hour, for a day or for a weekend. Their shop is right at the starting point for either Joe Rodota Trail or West County Trail.

•parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov/Get_Outdoors/Parks/Joe_Rodota_Trail.aspx •parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov/Get_Outdoors/Parks/West_County_Regional_Trail.aspx

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Russian River Resort Area is everything you remember... and more!

Whether you came here with your parents or your grandparents; you brought your own kids here when they were young; or the area simply represents everything you always wanted in a vacation, the Redwood studded banks of this river wonderland await you.

Rent a kayak and float the lazy river, hop on a Stand Up Paddle Board; stretch out under an umbrella at Johnson’s Beach; Stroll downtown and take an Art Walk, then sample some of Sonoma County’s finest culinary temptations.

Lace up your hiking boots and take a trail in Armstrong State Natural Reserve, where the giant centurian Redwoods will whisper their secrets. Or head up the bohemian Highway and take a Zipline through the Redwoods.

Should you tire of the quiet and peaceful solitude, Russian River’s nightlife has much to offer, with a great selection of venues offering frequent live music and entertainment. In a short, but scenic drive you will find the Sonoma Coast’s rugged shorelines and alluring beaches. From the bayside shops and restaurants of historic Bodega Bay to the breathtaking sunsets of Jenner by the Sea; from the genuine fort at Fort Ross to the challenging seaside links of Sea Ranch Golf Course, you will take with you lasting memories.

Rather taste some wine? Dozens of great wine tasting options are quite close, from Korbel’s Champagne Tours to Westside Road’s many unique wineries, all on the road to Healdsburg.

Whatever your agenda, or lack of agenda, Russian River Resort Area offers a wonderland of adventures. Or the quiet you crave. Find out more at www.russianriver.com.

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Spend the Day at Johnson’s Beach on the Russian River

Grab the kids and your beach gear and have some serious fun at Johnson’s B each.

Located on the Russian River, just steps from Guerneville’s historic downtown, Johnson’s Beach is a favorite summer s p ot fo r S o n o m a County locals and visitors alike. Sunning, swimming and floating at Johnson’s Beach is as much a Sonoma County pastime as wine tasting and strolling through the redwoods.

Hop aboard a canoe, settle atop a kayak, or step into a pedal boat and spend the day paddling and floating along the gentle current. Whichever you choose for your river exploration, Johnson’s offers the perfect means to discover the river’s abundant wildlife, refreshing swimming holes, and quiet picnic spots.

The Snack Bar serves affordable traditional summer favorites like burgers, hot dogs, and ice cream. And you can top off your lunch with a frosty cold beer from their Boathouse while kicking back in a beach chair and listening to oldies streaming from the speakers.

Planning on staying the weekend? Johnson’s Beach also offer cabins and camping. “Urban camping” at Johnson’s Beach offers the summertime fun of a riverside campground all within easy walking distance to Guerneville’s charming downtown. Built in the 1920s, the quaint wood frame cabins, located within the campground under a shady grove of sycamore and black walnut trees, are ideal for summertime getaways.

Johnson’s Kamp was started by Gertie and Ernie Johnson around 1918. Johnson’s Beach is the site of the famous Russian River Jazz & Blues Festival each September, as well as the Great Russian River Race in the spring, plus the Ironman Vineman triathlons in July.

There is no charge for admission. Parking is available, $5/car on weekends. 707-869-2022. •johnsonsbeach.com

Serving the Russian River area for more than 70 years!

16190 Main Street • Guerneville (707) 869-0608 • www.RussianRiverRealty.com 40 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

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Golf in the Redwoods at Northwood Golf Club

Northwood Golf Course, in Monte Rio, was originally created for the exclusive Bohemian Club. Designed in 1928 by Alistair MacKenzie, who also designed Augusta National and Cypress Point at Pebble Beach, Northwood remains one of the most scenic and challenging courses open to the public. The genuine challenge, pristine beauty and signature ninth hole combine to create a lasting, memorable golf experience. You will find this nine-hole course not only memorable, but also affordable. Northwood is also a great place for a tournament, conveniently located near Wine Tasting, the Russian River and the coast.

19400 Highway 116, Monte Rio • 707.865.1116 •northwoodgolf.com

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Visit the Giant Redwoods of Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve. The ancient coast redwood is the tallest living thing on the planet! These remarkable trees live to be 500-1000 years old and can grow to a diameter of 12 to 16 feet. A few trees survive over 2,000 years and reach 350 feet in height. As you enter the park, you will feel your own pulse drop, and a strange calm will overtake you as you breathe in the fragrant aroma and stroll through the fog-shrouded trails. This “Nature’s Cathedral” is as close to magic as we mortals can imagine.

Sequoia sempervirens, also known as the towering coastal redwoods, cover the hillsides of this 805-acre Reserve. With miles of nature trails, visitors can enjoy the forest by foot or horseback. The reserve has a large outdoor amphitheater and numerous picnic facilities (which are available for weddings!). There are no campgrounds in the Reserve, but there are camping facilities at the adjacent Austin Creek State Recreation Area.

Don’t miss Parson Jones Tree, the park’s tallest at 310 feet; The Oldest Tree, Colonel Armstrong Tree, estimated at over 1,400 years old; and the Icicle Tree, which displays unusual burl formations. The Discover Trail offers a wheelchair accessible pathway, interpretive panels in Braille and tree hugging platforms.

Check in with Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods for docent led hikes.

In addition to the easy, level stroll through the park, numerous hikes are available, originating from within or just outside the park. These hikes range from 1 mile easy hikes to a moderate to strenuous 3.3 mile hike. Advanced level hikes begin in the Armstrong Redwoods and wind their way into the rolling hills, forests and grasslands of Austin Creek Recreation Area. These hikes range from 5.6 miles with an 1100’ climb to 9 miles with a 1500’ climb.

Guided Armstrong Nature Trail group hikes are available by appointment only, and are typically offered for larger groups. For further information, contact Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods at 707-869-9177.

The Visitor Center is open daily. Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve is located two miles north of Guerneville at 17000 Armstrong Wood Road, off River Road.

(707) 869-2958 •parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450 • stewardscr.org/

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See Live Theater at Curtain Call in Monte Rio

Curtain Call at Russian River Hall in Monte Rio stages performances throughout the year. See Murder Mistaken by Janet Green March 3 through

25; Noises Off by Michael Frayn June 2 through 24; Salome by Oscar Wilde September 2 through 23; Rapture, Blister, Burn by Gina Gionfriddo December 2 through 16. First two Fridays are “Pay What You Can”.

Russian River Hall, home to Curtain Call, is available to rent for musicals, plays and special events. Acting Lessons are also available through Russian River Hall. Find out more or get your tickets by calling 707-5248739. 20347 Hwy 116, Monte Rio • russianriverhall.com

“there is no other golf course quite like this.”

Northwood Golf Club 19400 Hwy 116, Monte Rio, CA 95462

A gorgeous canvas of sky, redwoods, and river combine to make this a must play golf experience in the heart of the Russian River Resort Area. This nine hole, par 36 layout is open year ‘round, with a 19th hole voted the area’s best sports bar.

Tee times: 707-865-1116 Or book on-line and save $$$ at www.northwoodgolf.com

Family owned and operated, the Rio Villa Beach Resort offers a refreshing take on the laid-back vacation experience. This peaceful part of West Sonoma is yours to call home while you sip your morning coffee, dip your toes in the river from our beach or relish the sunset around our fire pit.

In an area known for its breathtaking beauty, wineries and abundance of outdoor activities, Rio Villa Beach Resort offers you a marvelous and unforgettable taste of life. Set on the banks of the Russian River, our boutique resort provides exceptional service and eleven welcoming guest accommodations.

Your Sonoma County retreat awaits at Rio Villa.

Rio Villa Beach Resort • 877-746-8455 20292 Highway 116 Monte Rio, Ca • www.riovilla.com 42 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

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Ride Ziplines in the Redwoods.... day or night!

Nestled off Sonoma County’s coast and deep in the Redwoods, Sonoma Canopy Tours is nature’s way of offering high adventure. As one of the longest and highest canopy tours ever created, Sonoma Canopy Tours features 2 ½ hours of thrills, 7 adrenaline-pumping ziplines—one over 800’ long, 2 sky bridges with picturesque views, a majestic spiral staircase and rappel. What you’ll see will amaze you. From panoramic forest views to thrillingly deep ravines, it’s the adventure of a lifetime, leaving you with a renewed appreciation for this unique eco-system.

Below are three options.

Day Flights (Classic Course): A zipline lets the magic of gravity do all the work. Fitted with a specially-designed harness, you’ll reach speeds of up to 25 miles per hour on the fastest zips. On other elements of the course, you can savor breathtaking views of the majestic Redwood forest at a leisurely pace.

Night Flights (Classic Course): Experience their same great Classic Course (described above) after the sun sets! Along with the thrill of zipping quietly through the night time forest we take the time to view the night sky from our tree top platforms.

Our guides will point out the constellations and other topics of interest.

A unique way to spend your evening.

The Challenger: Besides featuring their longest zip line, this course is designed to offer levels of challenge that fit your comfort level. Multiple bridges and rappel options allow you to “challenge” yourself. Previous experience on

the Classic Course or other zip lines is recommended but not required.

The Challenger has the same age and weight requirements as our Classic Course. Each person must be 10 years of age and 70 pounds, the maximum weight is 250 pounds.

Reservations are recommended and can be booked online or by phone.6250 Bohemian Highway, Occidental 888-494-7868 •sonomacanopytours.com

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Treat Yourself at Osmosis Day Spa

Recognized in local reader’s polls as the best spa in Sonoma county for the last 18 years, Osmosis is the PERFECT one-day spa getaway.

Rejuvenate in the healing alchemy of a unique cedar enzyme bath, a fermentation bathing ritual found nowhere else on the continent. Be transformed by the gifted touch of expert massage practitioner in the well-appointed spa or in a private pagoda in a wooded paradise. Feel the radiant glow of a skin care treatment using the finest organic botanicals, tailored for your specific needs.

Reconnect with nature in five lush acres situated on Salmon Creek; four distinct garden environments and secluded forest trails connected by gently meandering pathways.

Reflect and savor deep calm and inner peace in the Kyoto-style meditation garden or suspended restfully in the hammock garden.

Osmosis is a destination, located on 5 secluded acres in the coastal hills of Sonoma wine country just 60-miles north of San Francisco. Walk to Freestone’s famous Wildflour Bakery, Joseph Phelps biodynamic wine tasting and the new Artisan Cheese Store.

Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary is open daily from 9:00 am - 8:00 pm. For more information, reservations and detailed directions.

209 Bohemian Highway, Freestone • 707.823-8231 • osmosis.com

FERNGROVE The Russian River’s Best Getaway!

Cottages with comfort, charm and COTTAGES character in a perfect garden setting.

Just blocks from shopping, dining and the beach.

The ideal location for fun and relaxation at the river, surrounded by redwoods and wineries.

Jetted spa tubs and fireplaces available.

Heated saline pool in season. Free WiFi. Some cottages also include kitchens. Start each day with a delicious breakfast featuring signature home-made specialties.

16650 River Road, Guerneville • 888 243 2674 • ferngrove.com Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

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Rohnert Park 47 BF Sonoma County’s Fun & Friendly City!

Rohnert Park has become the Family Fun and Entertainment capital of Sonoma County! Bring the kids or find the kid in you when you go to Driven Raceway, an indoor raceway; Rebounderz, an Indoor Trampoline Park. Foxtail Golf Club is a public course, which winds around a good portion of Rohnert Park and offers two 18-hole championship golf courses. Spreckels Theater is a magnificent complex of theater venues: the facility totals 41,000 square feet and houses two theaters designed and built exclusively for dance, music and theatrical performances.

Green Music Center at Sonoma State University is a state of the art facility hosting not only Santa Rosa Symphony, but many world class performers. Sonoma Mountain Village is a 200acre planned mixed-use community that combines existing and new commercial space with homes, fun amenities, rich culture and a sense of community. Sonoma Mountain Village is the first One Planet Community in North America. The Event Center and Sally Tomatoes Cafe & Bar are 100% solar powered, with frequent musical and comedic performances.

The latest entry into Rohnert Park’s entertainment options is Graton Casino.

Touted as the state’s largest casino, this sprawling facility offers 3,000 state-ofthe-art casino slots and 144 table games.

The complex includes 12 dining options from fine dining to casual. Plans include building a three-story hotel on site. You will simply find more fun per square mile when you come to Rohnert Park. Find out more at www.rohnertparkchamber.org.

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Feel the Extreme Racing Experience at Driven

These are not your father’s go-karts! Hop on a sleek Italian electric car at Driven Raceway and lap the competition. This racing experience will leave you breathless, with speeds up to 45 mph on a well-controlled indoor track.

From the moment the checkered flag drops, you will feel like you are in the race of your life! A screen projected on the wall shows you and your fellow drivers, your time and where you are placing, throughout the duration of the 30-minute race. Your stats will remain in the system after your race, so you can come back and challenge your own time again and again. You can easily make a day of it at Driven Raceway... with a full snack bar, video games, mini-bowling and even a black-lighted mini-golf course. Driven Raceway is set up for groups, too, from birthday parties to a VIP room for corporate team building. They are conveniently and centrally located right off of Highway 101 in Rohnert Park, or at 1560 Gateway Blvd, Fairfield. See their ad this section for a special offer! Drop in or call for more information. 707-585-DRIVEN (3748) or 707-426-3748 •drivenraceway.com 44 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

ring the Kids to undemonium

Fundemonium is a warehouse size store, activity center and general fun zone. Sure, it’s a toy store with all the toys you want for toddlers to teens, including a great area where kids can “test” the toys while Mom and Dad relax.

But in addition to the Toy Locker, you will find departments like Track Stop, featuring model railroading and model slot car racing sets, accessories, and scenic supplies; RC Base, where you can race remote control vehicles. Whether it drives, floats, or flies they have the radio controlled model for you. Model Foundry is where you will find scale models of all kinds.

Whether you are looking for kits to assemble or prebuilt models to collect you will find it at the here!

Gametopia offers challenging and exciting games for the whole family. You’ll find fun kid’s games, classic family games, and advanced strategy and minature games. Game players meet at the Wonderground for regularly scheduled play and tournaments.

The Art Faire is where you will find artist supplies and craft kits of all kinds.

S e e F u n d e m o n i u m ’s w e b s i t e f o r m o r e i n f o a b o u t the many departments as well as updates on upcoming events and special savings. 579 Rohnert Park Expy. W, Rohnert Park 707-540-0701 •fundemoniumtoys.com

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See a Concert at SSU’s Green Music Center

The centerpiece of the Green Music Center, Sonoma State University’s ambitious and sprawling fine arts project, is the 1400-seat Joan and Sanford I. Weill Hall. The Hall features three floors of handcrafted, European steamed beech maple seats, each seat crafted to gain optimum acoustics.

There is literally not a bad seat in the house. The modular rear wall of Weill Hall opens fully, extending the concert experience to an outdoor audience of up to 3,000. The beautifully landscaped outside area includes a “jumbotron” video for those who would prefer complementing their experience with a picnic.

The Green Music Center also includes a multi-use education facility, an elegant hospitality center and a beautiful Dining Facility and Bar, Prelude, the ideal place to dine before the show or catch your breath during intermission. Prelude also offers a great facility for special events, and has already been the location for a number of weddings. On the horizon is an adjacent outdoor theater, architecturally based on the renowned home of the Boston Symphony’s summer venue, Tanglewood.

Upcoming Performances: Mar. 3 The Five Irish Tenors direct from Dublin, Ireland Mar 4 Musicians from the Valley of the Moon Music Festival |

Program II: Nick Phan and Schubert’s Cello Mar. 5 Miró Quartet with Anne-Marie McDermott, piano Mar. 11 Brad Mehldau - Three Pieces After Bach Mar. 12 Akademie Für Alte Musik Berlin Mar. 19 Haochen Zhang, piano Mar. 24 Arturo Sandoval | Poncho Sanchez Latin Jazz Band Apr. 2 Brasil Guitar Duo Apr. 7 Kalpana - A Film By Uday Shankar Apr. 8 Leela Dance Apr. 14 Arlo Guthrie - Running Down The Road Tour Apr. 15 Disney’s Choo-Choo Soul With Genevieve!

Apr. 21 Yefim Bronfman, piano Apr. 29 Che Malambo Apr. 30 Jonathan Dimmock, organ May 5 Richard Goode, piano May 14 Benjamin Beilman, violin Ticket information is available at gmc.sonoma.edu/events or by calling (866) 955-6040. 1801 East Cotati Avenue, Rohnert Park • 866.955.6040 •gmc.sonoma.edu/events Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

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See a Musical at Spreckels Performing Arts Center

The Spreckels Performing Arts Center comprises 41,000 square feet and houses two theatres designed and built exclusively for dance, music and theatrical performances.

The Nellie W. Codding Theatre seats 550 patrons and offers a variety of dance, music and theatre performances. The innovative Bette Condiotti Experimental Theatre seats up to 125 patrons and presents more unusual programming as well as productions by local arts groups, schools and civic organizations.

See 1776, The Musical Feb. 10-26; Special Benefit performance Cash & Kin March 11; The Sugar Bean Sisters runs March 17-April 9; Songs for a New World April 21-May 7; Disney’s Tarzan May 5-21; KUT-UPS - Blast from the Past runs July 9-15.

Spreckels Theatre Company has received rave reviews from the live theater community with recent productions. 5409 Snyder Ln, Rohnert Park • 707.588.3400 • ci.rohnert-park.ca.us/city_hall/departments/ spreckels_performing_arts_center

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See Comedy or a Concert at SOMO Village

Sally Tomatoes Restaurant / Nightclub / Event Center is the popular gathering spot at Sonoma Mountain Village in Rohnert Park. Every first and third Tuesday, each and every month, you can see a free comedy show while sampling from their highly acclaimed menu of local and sustainably farmed cuisine.

Plan to be there as Tony Sparks hosts the Laughing Tomato Comedy Showcase, with great seasoned local and Bay Area comics performing. The show starts at 8pm, but get there early for the food and See Doug Stanhope at Sally drink specials.

Tomatoes March 24 In addition to the free comedy lineup, Laughing Tomato Comedy Showcase is bringing some world class comedians. Past comedians include David Alan Grier, Michael Kosta and Todd Barry. Get your tickets for Doug Stanhope’s VIP Dinner & Show March 24.

Can’t wait for the next one? The Sonoma County Blues Society brings a featured band and an all-star blues jam every Wednesday, and Sally Tomatoes features live music every Friday.

Sally Tomatoes is available for your special event as well. Give them a call or just stop by to see what all the excitement is about. 1100 Valley House Dr, Rohnert Park • 707-665-9472 • sallytomatoes.com

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Jump at Rebounderz Indoor Trampoline Park

Rebounderz is the latest fun park to the area. Come in to Rebounderz, where family, fun and fitness come together in a whole new way!

Enjoy a massive combination jumper with 75 interconnected trampoline beds, a 4-lane foam pit, 4-lane basketball slam, trampoline dodgeball, fitness classes, an enormous indoor playground and toddler park for children 2-12. There is also a Cafe and an adult lounge with free Wi-Fi, arcade games and skill games with redemption toys, basketball courts, and a large corporate events room with the ability to book private jump areas.

Looking for a unique and exciting party venue? Come play in one of

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their six themed, private birthday party rooms with a dedicated party host for 2 hours of fitness filled birthday fun!

Check in with their Facebook and get $1 off your first hour. 555 Rohnert Park Expy. West, Rohnert Park. rebounderzrohnertpark.com

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et Lucky at raton Casino

California’s newest and largest casino now includes a luxury hotel!

Graton Casino’s recently completed resort includes 200 hotel rooms and suites, a luxurious spa, outdoor pool area and 20,000 square feet of event and convention space. Live entertainment is available nightly. See legendary Art Garfunkel on May 14.

The gaming options are almost endless, with 3,000 slot and video poker games; a broad range of your favorite games, including Baccarat, Blackjack, Pai Gow Poker, Ultimate Texas Hold’em; a live Poker Room and even Chinese Gaming.

When you get hungry, you won’t need to leave the premises to find just what you want... from fine dining at the 630 Park Steakhouse to gourmet Italian pizza at Tony’s of North Beach and Boathouse Asian Eatery. For a quick bite, the Marketplace is a food court of casual and convenient eateries.

707-588-7070 • 288 Golf Course Dr W, Rohnert Park • gratonresortcasino.com

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Taste & Tour Sonoma County Distilling

Plan a tour at Sonoma County Distilling Company in Rohnert Park.

Find out why their Grain to Glass philosophy makes them California’s premier whiskey distillery. They source only the finest non-GMO grains, and their labor intensive method of direct-fire, double distillation in traditional copper pot stills yields a distinctive, California-style of rye, wheat and bourbon whiskeys.

Sonoma County Distilling Company is open Wednesday through Sunday, 11am5pm for tastings. Call 707-583-7753 or go to their website to book a tour Thursday & Friday at 2pm or Saturday & Sunday at 11pm, 2pm and 4pm.

5625 State Farm Drive, Unit 17, Rohnert Park.

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Cotati is a quiet, laidback little college town by day. But by night, you can find a nice concentration of historic nightclubs, bars and salloons, with a great deal of nightlife from students, locals and visiting funseekers.

The Cotati Crawl includes The Eight Ball Bar, The Redwood Cafe, The Tradewinds Bar, Friar Tucks Pub, Spanky’s Bar and the Cotati Yacht Club, according to the official Facebook Page: www.facebook. com/thecotaticrawl. The site locoropo.com offers a Roadmap to the Cotati Crawl, with descriptions of the venues.

They recommend that you make Friar Tuck’s an early stop as it is the most popular watering hole and fills up quickly. They have room for dancing, a long bar and a nice outside area. They also offer late night food, so you might want to make it your starting and stopping spot.

Spanky’s usually provides live music on a stage with seats around it, and features a small dance floor.

Get a reprieve from the loud music at The Eight Ball Tavern. Here you will find a laid back atmoshpere and a nice outside area with tables.

Tradewinds offers a great dancing venue, friendly staff and special theme nights.

If you are not within walking (or crawling) distance, be sure and include a designated driver or pitch in for a cab/Lyft/Uber. www.facebook.com/thecotaticrawl. locoropo.com Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

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Windsor

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Tee Off at Windsor Golf Club

The California Wine country is best known for it’s rolling hills, patterned vineyards, and world class food and wine, but the region is also a well known destination for those who look to play a game of challenging, championship golf.

In Windsor there is no better place than the Windsor Golf Club. This 6,650 yard course was built in 1988 and has since hosted several PGA events. The 18-hole course is shaped around sprawling vineyards, mammoth oak trees and a creek that ripples throughout the year. The course is a par 72.

Weddings and banquets are also held at the course featuring a myriad of fine dining options courtesy of the course restaurant, Charlie’s. No matter what the occasion Charlie’s is a wonderful place to celebrate, as it overlooks the course casting spectacular views.

On Fridays and Saturday nights, reserve your evening for Murder Mystery Dinner Theater. You are encouraged to dress in Roaring ‘20s attire as you watch and participate in Murder at Joe’s Speakeasy. Call 707-837-0019 or go to getaclueproductions. com.

Windsor is located just north of the town of Santa Rosa which also features a nice selection of courses such as, Bennett Valley an 18-hole municipal course, (707) 528-3673; Mayacama Golf Club, is an 18-hole private course, (866) 393-1818; and for the few who just want that quick 9 before dusk, check out Wikiup Golf Course, (707) 546-8787, or Fairgrounds Golf Course, (707) 284-3520.

Windsor Golf Club is located at 19th Hole Dr. which is west on Shiloh Rd. off of Hwy 101. For more information you can contact the course at (707) 838-8802 or visit www.windsorgolf.com

Old Downtown Windsor is home to many fine dining restaurants and venues, with some of the best spots in the area featuring many choices of cuisine. You will also find shopping choices from fashion jewelry and clothing to sporting goods, toys, books and more. Satisfy that sweet tooth at Powell’s Sweet Shoppe or Nieve’s Mexican Ice Cream shop. Find that special item at Mark Shimizu Design jewelry store; Something Special showcases jewelry and special gift items; Images is the place for gifts, accessories and ear piercing; at Atrellis you can find fresh, beautiful flower arrangements and ideal gifts; Kaleidoscope offers over 3,000 books, games and toys; you will also find fashion apparel stores like My Chic Boutique, Material Girl, Mirror Mirror and Island Fever.

Old Redwood Brewing Company offers tasting flights of their latest nanobrews, or taste wine right next door at Windsor Tasting Lounge.

Tasting Room on the Green offers wine tasting from two different wineries, Mutt Lynch and Deux Amis.

Patterson’s Pub is a great gathering spot, a genuine Irish Pub with tasty pub food and an impressive selection of local and international beers. Jaded Toad BBQ & GRILL offers a fine menu and a beer garden and live music.

Other dining options include KIN, KC’s Downtown Grill, Chinois Asian Bistro, Lupe’s Authentic Mexican Cuisine, Saigon Bistro, Tomi Thai and The Omelette Express.

Across the highway in Windsor, find Johnny Garlic’s, Guy Fieri’s signature restaurant; Mary’s Pizza Shack; Applebee’s and Senju Sushi.

South on Highway 101 to Shiloh Road, you will find Charlie’s Grill at Windsor Golf Course.

Located adjacent to the Russian River, Riverfront Regional Park is just minutes west of downtown Windsor. The main attractions in the park are two former gravel pits which have been reclaimed as lakes ofOl dR fering bass fishing. No swimed ming is allowed in the lakes. wo od This park offers a great level Hi gh hike around the lakes, and wa y an ideal spot for picnicking.

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Petaluma

From Hwy 101, it’s hard to see Petaluma’s hundreds of well-maintained Victorian homes, its historical downtown (which is on the National Register of Historic Places), or the beauty of its riverfront.

Those who take time to explore Petaluma will be pleasantly surprised and will discover that all its treasures cannot be unearthed in only a day or two.

One of California’s oldest cities, Petaluma sprang from gold camps and later became a bustling river town from which manufactured goods were shipped south. Prior to this, Petaluma was the site of General Vallejo’s rancho, the Old Adobe, which was built in the 1830s. It is California’s largest adobe, and is now a state park open to visitors.

With the surge of gold miners to California, the Petaluma River became a major source of wild game to supply a growing population. In 1851, hunters set up camp at what is now Petaluma, and soon wild game was the main export from the area.

The city was founded in 1852 and chartered in 1858, becoming a thriving shipping and manufacturing center. For 98 years, the waterway contributed to Petaluma’s commercial success, making it at one time the ninth largest municipality and the third busiest inland port in California.

Once the transport for miners and gold from Sacramento to San Francisco, relics of the two most remembered paddle-wheelers, the steamers “Gold” and “Petaluma” are displayed in the Petaluma Historical Library and Museum.

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The former library now houses Petaluma poultry, dairy, and Miwok Indian history exhibits from the 1850s. The cornerstone for this stately Carnegie Library was laid in 1904. The building, designed by local architect Brainerd Jones and built from locally quarried stone, features the largest free-standing leaded glass dome in Northern California. The building is in the neo-classical style, featuring original fan-glass windows, photo by Rich Fraguero round leaded-glass windows, also original interior wood paneling and columns. It also houses a fine research library.

Exhibits change periodically, and the upstairs exhibits are always free.

They also offer FREE walking tours of historic Petaluma, led by costumed docents. Come hear the history of Petaluma from the mouths of early settlers of Petaluma. Most Saturdays, May through October, meet on the steps of the Museum at 10:30 a.m. to begin.

The museum will also customize tours for groups traveling together, local groups or associations and for schools. Contact brgranados@ yahoo.com for information. 20 Fourth Street, Petaluma • 707.778.4398 • petalumamuseum.com 48 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

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Enjoy Live Theatre at Cinnabar Theater

Cinnabar Theater is an award-winning, critically acclaimed theater company and arts organization.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of exciting performances, ranging from operas to original productions, from musicals to classic comedies and dramas, all in an intimate, 99-seat theater.

U p co mi n g p e r fo r m a n ce s include Neil Simon’s Tony award winning The Odd Couple, March 31-April 23. June 9-25, see the play within the play in the gritty operetta Pagliacci. September 2-25 see the dramatic love story The Most Happy Fella. October 14-30, The Quality of Life is an intense drama filled with compassion, honesty and humor.

3333 Petaluma Blvd. North, Petaluma • 707.763.8920 • cinnabartheater.org

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See a Concert at Mystic Theatre

If you are looking for live entertainment, Mystic Theatre in Petaluma will not disappoint, with at least one band playing or concert almost every night. Upcoming concerts include Robin Trower, Wonderbread 5 and Mason Jennings plus Phoebe Bridgers.

McNear’s Mystic Theatre is described by many as the North Bay’s Premier Music Venue. Built in 1911, The Mystic Theatre originally was host to live Vaudeville entertainment and in 1992 was renovated to accommodate live music performances for up to 550 guests. There is a full bar and restaurant access making McNear’s Mystic Theatre first choice for a great night out. The McNear Building, home of McNear’s Saloon & Dining House and McNear’s Mystic Theatre is the legacy of the McNear family—a father and son team that towered over Petaluma for almost a century.

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Apr. 5 The Wind+The Wave Apr. 8 That 1 Guy Apr. 13 Marco Benevento Apr. 15 Spawnbreezie Apr. 17 BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet Apr. 19 Katchafire Apr. 22 Petty Theft Apr. 24 Joseph Apr. 28 Gregory Alan Isakov May 4 Keith Greeninger/Achilles Wheel May 7 Devin the Dude May 10 Todd Snider-Great American Taxi May 19 Jack Ingram/Jamie Lin Wilson May 25 Robin Trower June 18 Suicide Girls:Blackheart Burlesque June 24 Igor and The Red Elvises Sept. 2 Martin Barre of Jethro Tull

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Tour an Authentic Mexican Ranch & Museum

The Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park offers a unique look into the life of ranch owners in California when it was still part of Mexico. In its hey day, the adobe at the park was the largest private ranch in California.

To this day it contains authentic furniture from that period 150 years ago when the ranch operated a tallow business and was used to raise cattle and sheep.

An informative guided tour takes you behind the scenes of a working mid-19th century California estate and teaches the inner workings of this unique time and place. After finishing the tour, find one of the delightfully shaded picnic areas and enjoy a relaxing lunch. The Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park is located on the edge of Petaluma, off Highway 116. They are open Tuesdays through Sundays 10am to 5pm. 13325 Adobe Road, Petaluma • 707.762.4871 • parks.ca.gov/?page_id=474 Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

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23 petaLuMa bLvd. n., petaLuMa • 707.765.2121

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Railroad Square Where locals and visitors eat, shop & play.

Railroad Square is the historic “Old Town” in Santa Rosa. Railroad Square has

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a charming ambiance and has become Santa Rosa’s Restaurant and Antique Row, plus the California Welcome Center, the first stop for visitors coming to Sonoma County. Come explore our eclectic mix of specialty shops and award winning restaurants, wine and craft beer shops, coffee houses and conveniently located hotels.

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3 Monkeys Thrift An upscale resale store benefitting

Face2Face. We feature clothing, accessories, housewares, furniture, vintage items and MUCH more!

116 Fourth Street • www.f2f.org............................ 707-541-7227

Hot Couture Vintage Fashion & Costume Rentals An eclectic, well-curated inventory of pre-1980 vintage pieces for men and women and award-winning costume rentals.

101 Third Street • www.hotcouturevintage.com... 707-528-7247

6th Street Playhouse The North Bay’s premier, professional,

Olde Towne Jewelers Stunning collections of antique &

live theatre experience, celebrates their 11th Anniversary Season by presenting 13 in-house productions of plays and musicals for every taste!

52 W. Sixth St. • www.6thstreetplayhouse.com... 707-523-4185

Assistance League® Thrift Shop An upscale, resale shop

offering quality clothing, accessories, housewares, small appliances, books and decorator items. 5 W. Sixth St. www.sonomacounty.assistanceleague.org ......... 707-546-9484 Santa Rosa

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110 Fourth St. • www.oldtownfurnitures.com........ 707-575-8287

Rabobank Visit our downtown Santa Rosa branch today and ask us how we can help you achieve your financial goals.

201 Third Street • www.rabobankamerica.com.... 707-591-8000 Sole Desire Rack Sole Desire Rack is a locally owned women’s comfort fashion footwear superstore with over 10,000 shoes up to 70% off. 145 Third St. • www.soledesire.com... 707-508-1363

The Welfare League Thrift Shop A unique resale shop

featuring nearly-new clothing for the entire family; plus jewelry, housewares, crafts, books, games, accessories & collectibles.

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Whistlestop Antiques Celebrating 42 years with friendly staff and fun merchandise in RRSQ’s Antique Row. Shop for antiques, vintage and amusing collectibles. “Voted Best”.

130 Fourth St. • www.whistlestop-antiques.com.. 707-542-9474

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A’Roma Roasters Coffee Tea & Ice Cream In the heart of

Khoom Lanna Thai Cuisine Our sumptuous Thai food is served in a beautiful atmosphere with authentic Thai cultural artifacts. Enjoy our local wines and craft beers on tap.

Open daily.

107 Fourth Street • www.khoomlannathai.com.... 707-545-8424

The Brasserie Restaurant & Lounge Wine Country Cuisine - fresh local ingredients which reflect the seasons and local flavors. Enjoy our outdoor dining and lounge.

170 Railroad St. • www.vineyardcreek.hyatt.com 7 . 07-636-7388

La Gare French Restaurant Traditional French cuisine in an

Chevy’s Fresh Mex California inspired, mesquite fired flavor and farm fresh ingredients. Chevy’s serves up delicious simplicity in a casual, energized atmosphere.

24 Fourth St. • www.chevys.com ........................... 707-571-1082

LoCoco’s Cucina Rustica Outstanding rustic Italian cuisine and named “Best Italian Restaurant” year after year. Come “mangia” with us in our beautiful little slice of Italy right here in Railroad Square. 117 4th St. • www.lococos.net ........ 707-523-2227

Jackson’s Bar & Oven Railroad Square’s hottest restaurant features classic American cuisine with creative dishes in a woodfired oven & innovative cocktails.

135 Fourth St. • www. jacksonsbarandoven.com.707-545-6900

Omelette Express Serving our award winning breakfasts and delicious lunches 7 days a week. Family owned and operated for over 39 years. Try our burgers!

112 Fourth St. • www.omeletteexpress.com.......... 707-525-1690

elegant, relaxed atmosphere. Open daily at 5pm. Gluten free and private parties options. Wine Bar. Reservations recommended.

208 Wilson St. • www.lagarerestaurant.com ........ 707-528-4355

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Railroad Square, A’Roma Roasters has been rocking the county since 1991. Serving award winning coffee and featuring local musicians and artist.

95 5th St. • www.aromaroasters.com.....................707-576-7765

Courtyard by Marriott Santa Rosa/Sonoma Wine Country The Courtyard Santa Rosa is ideally located in the heart of the Sonoma Wine Country. Newly renovated lobby features the Bistro - offering breakfast specialty Starbucks® drinks, dinner and bar.

175 Railroad St • marriott.com/stscy..................... 707-573-9000

Hotel La Rose Extending a warm welcome to visitors since

1907. Historic ambiance and timeless hospitality.

308 Wilson St. • www.hotellarose.com ................. 707-579-3200

Hyatt Vineyard Creek Hotel & Spa Relax in this Resort

Style Hotel with First-Class Amenities and Exceptional Service.

170 Railroad St. • www.vineyardcreek.hyatt.com... 707-284-1234

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Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa is the cultural, economic and political heart of Sonoma County. The rapidly growing county seat city has a population of over 170,000, making it the largest city in Sonoma County. Santa Rosa’s population was only 50,000 as recently as 1970.

Sonoma County is known for the grapes grown here and the world famous wines that result from that harvest. The area surrounding Santa Rosa is home to more than 250 wineries and vineyards, many with attractive tasting rooms, gardens and picnic areas.

The city of Santa Rosa has a diverse economy that is the envy of cities twice its size. Santa Rosa’s many businesses include manufacturing, electronics, wood products, tourism, higher education and more. Shopping areas are abundant and include the Historic Railroad Square, a mix of restaurants, retail stores and shops in refurbished stone and brick buildings. Sample some of Wine Country’s finest cuisine at Chef Josh Silver’s Jackson’s Bar & Oven. There are three malls, the recently remodeled Coddingtown Center, Santa Rosa Plaza and Montgomery Village, each featuring hundreds of shops in a variety of fashions. Montgomery Village is home to a summer concert series (see more inside back cover).

Downtown Santa Rosa’s Courthouse Square includes every sort of restaurant, clothing store, gift shop, bookstore and business imaginable. It is a lively, vibrant area. The train depot, circa 1904, located in Historic Railroad Square has been restored to mint condition and is now the home of the Santa Rosa Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the California Welcome Center.

The Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center, located on the corner of West Steele Lane and Hardies Lane, was opened in Spring 2002. The 27,384-square foot museum includes permanent and temporary galleries, a 100-seat theatre, a room for drawing, and outdoor gardens. Just across the street from the museum, Snoopy’s Home Ice offers year ‘round ice skating. A four-foot tall bronze sculpture of the Peanuts characters Charlie Brown and Snoopy, located in Depot Park in historic Railroad Square, is a tribute to Charles M. Schulz, who was a longtime Santa Rosa resident. The sculpture was a project sponsored by the City of Santa Rosa, the Cultural Arts Council of Sonoma County, and the Sonoma County Community Foundation.

The arts are an important part of Santa Rosa life. The city has several live theater groups. The Santa Rosa Symphony is known as one of the finest of its size, and the Wells Fargo Center for the Arts has a regular lineup of entertainers, dancers and other cultural events. 6th Street Playhouse, in Railroad Square, offers two stages with musical, dramatic and comedic productions year ‘round.

Natural beauty is also no stranger to Santa Rosa—the city has six acres of parkland for every 1,000 residents in more than 40 parks and recreation areas. Probably the best-known park in the city is the Luther Burbank Center, the former home of the famed horticulturist. Sonoma County Museum celebrates art and culture of the area and is a Smithsonian Affiliate.

For more information, contact the Santa Rosa Convention and Visitors Bureau at (800) 404-7673. www.visitsantarosa.com

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Have a Ball at the All New Epicenter in Santa Rosa

What’s new and exciting, and offers 130,000 square feet of fun? The spot is Epicenter and it’s right here in Santa Rosa. It’s the only center in the North Bay to pack so much entertainment under one roof—two types of laser tag, multiple 7D movie experiences, a trampoline park, upscale bowling and lounge, arcade arena, climbing play structure, sports bar and restaurants, three soccer fields, a basketball court, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and more!

Epicenter features Sports City’s soccer fields and basketball court and the largest Anytime Fitness in California. The fitness center provides top-of-the-line equipment, panoramic views, and has a limited membership (guaranteeing a good ratio of members to space). It’s also open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year! Rockin’ Jump trampoline park offers dodgeball and basketball jumping areas, a jousting beam over a pit of foam squares, a floor of trampolines, and even a stunt bag arena where enthusiasts can try out flips and flying tricks.

In Delta Strike Advanced Laser Tag arena You’ll be instantly transported into an urban combat zone at night!

Game On Arcade features more than 20,000 square feet of the most cutting-edge sports themed and interactive games and attractions you can imagine. Clubhouse Grill, located at the Arcade, offers pizza by the slice, nachos, dogs, brats, pretzels, churros and more.

Experience the North Bay’s first and only 7D interactive theater! The XD Dark Ride combines full motion seats, synchronized wind, immersive surround sound and cutting-edge 3D graphics to deliver a multi-player gaming experience that blows away anything you’ve tried before. Buckle up and prepare to feel the thrill of falling, jumping and crashing as you use your laser blaster to battle on-screen enemies, while competing against the other riders for the highest score.

For adults, Victory House offers a full bar, as well as 24 craft brews (16 of them local). There are up to 14 different broadcasts showing at one time and plush VIP spaces available to reserve. Victory House has stepped up the game by creating a pub menu chock full of fresh, exciting and new culinary creations as well as familiar favorites.

7Ten Social puts a new spin on an old favorite, combining an upscale bowling experience with a plush lounge featuring signature cocktails, tasty shareables, exciting party games, and several semi-private group seating areas. Relax in easy chairs while your waiting for your turn, and watch what’s playing on the 60 foot video wall over the lanes.

There is much more to Epicenter that what fits in this story. Check it out yourself as soon as possible! (parts of this story excerpted from Sarah’s Travel Blog, viewable on our website) 3215 Coffey Lane, Santa Rosa. (707) 708-3742. • visitepicenter.com

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troll through Luther Burbank ome & Gardens

Over the course of his 50-year career, famous horticulturist Luther Burbank experimented with and developed numerous plant varieties.

At Luther Burbank Home & Gardens, learn about this amazing man’s life by visiting the Museum, his Greenhouse and the home he lived in from 1884 through 1906.

The museum is located in the Carriage House. Here you can see exhibits on Burbank’s life and influential work, visit the Gift Shop, and sign up for a Docent-led tour. The Greenhouse, designed by Burbank himself in 1889, is still used by the Gardeners for seed propagation. The Museum, Gift Shop and guided tours of the Burbank Home and Greenhouse are available to the public Tuesday through Sunday from April through October. Don’t forget to wander through the gardens and admire the beauty Burbank Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

Santa Rosa studied and to which he dedicated his life. The Gardens are open daily from 8 a.m. to dusk. Luther Burbank Home & Gardens is located across from City Hall in Santa Rosa. • 707-524-5445 • lutherburbank.org

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In Old Town Santa Rosa, restored turn-of-the-century buildings are filled w ith specialty shops, a nt i q u e s t o r e s, fantastic restaurants and elegant hotels. This area is known as Railroad Square and was developed in the 1880s when the first trains arrived in Santa Rosa. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. The 1904 train depot has been restored and is home to the California Welcome Center as well as the Santa Rosa Convention and Visitors Bureau. There you will find everything you need to plan your trip and maximize your stay. You’ll find dining for all tastes and budgets, plenty of diverse and charming shops and inviting tasting rooms and wine shops.

Railroad Square’s specialty shops offer trendy fashions, sporting goods, enticing gifts and furnishings for your home. For those who love browsing and collecting antiques, Railroad Square is Santa Rosa’s Antique Row, with many shops to choose from. Looking for glitz? Railroad Square jewelery shops offer a full array of shopping choices, from vintage and estate to contemporary designs. Christmastime is a special delight in Railroad Square, with festivities throughout the month of December, including free carriage rides and a holiday tree lighting. Railroad Square is a wonderful central location for exploring the entire county, and you will find a number of places to stay, from a national hotel/spa to a charming historic hotel and award winning restaurants. In fact with over 18 restaurants, wine bars and coffee shops, your choices could not be more diverse. Railroad Square is located in Santa Rosa, off Highway 101 at the Downtown exit.

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Experience the Sonoma Serengeti at Safari West

Have you ever pictured yourself on the Serengeti, traveling by jeep in the open air, being able to observe African wildlife at close range? Now, you don’t have to be transported to another continent to have the experience – you can go on a safari in Sonoma County!

Nestled between Napa and Sonoma, Safari West is an authentic African wildlife preserve and luxury tent camp—home to over 900 exotic, endangered and extinctin-the-wild African mammals and birds.

With their deluxe safari tent camp and on-site dining, they have everything you need for an inspiring holiday, whether visiting for the day or overnight. Guests may explore the Sonoma Serengeti on an African wildlife safari led by trained natuphoto by Adrian Brody ralists, or relax in a luxury tent under the gaze of a graceful giraffe...the most unique adventure in wine country.

It’s the ultimate in Glamping!

Adventure abounds as you set out in a rugged, open air safari vehicle in search of zebra, blue wildebeest, springbok, Cape buffalo, Watusi cattle, kudu and more! Crossing terrain that ranges from steep and rocky to rolling savanna, the journey transports you to an environment much like the exotic and untamed lands of Africa, with our herds roaming virtually undisturbed over hundreds of acres. And, with a little luck, you might find yourself eye-to-eye with a towering, curious giraffe!

The on-site restaurant, the Savannah Cafe features chic dining and delicious safari ranch style barbecue meals prepared by their chef on a giant African fire pit called a boma, fueled by hardwood. They offer local wines featuring Sonoma and Napa Counties, selected South African wines, plus local featured brews and selected South African beers.

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For a more intense experience, spend a night or two in a luxury safari tent. Guests should absolutely spend the night for a more complete experience. There is nothing more magical than falling asleep to the sounds of a kookaburra and waking to the resounding love-songs of the sarus cranes. Overnight stays give busy families the rare opportunity to form meaningful connections with each other and the environment in which we live. The only distraction is the majestic beauty of the natural world and it’s most exotic inhabitants!

Safari West is located at 3115 Porter Creek Road in Santa Rosa. Prior reservations are required for tours, meals and lodging, and may be made through their website, or by calling (800) 616-2695 or (707) 579-2551.

Safariwest.com. (800) 616-2695 or (707) 579-2551 •Safariwest.com

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Ride a Train or Carousel at Howarth Park in Santa Rosa

There are so many things to do at Howarth Park that it’s hard to name them all. There is a 25-acre lake that is perfect for fishing and boating, or you can play on the softball field or on one of the six lighted tennis courts. For hiking, biking or jogging, there are miles of winding trails that connect with the scenic Bay Area Ridge Trail.

Ride a miniature train, take a spin on the carousel in the amusement area, or ride a pony in the animal farm.

The simulated 1863 C.P. Huntington steam train takes guests on a quarter-mile train ride through the haunted tunnel, down to the pond where “Alfred the Alligator” lives, across the 100-year-old bridge and into the enchanted forest where Manny the Monkey likes to hang out! Children 12 months or younger may ride for free but must be accompanied by someone at least 16 years of age. Their whimsical carousel houses 30 horses, 2 chariots and over one thousand lights! Trails at Howarth Park link to Spring Lake Regional Park and Annadel State Park trail network.

There’s even a climbing wall that is fun and safe for all ages. The Land of Imagination is a one-of-a-kind educational experience where you can learn about American Indian culture and archaeology. Howarth Park is open from 6 a.m. until 9 p.m. daily, located on Summerfield Road in eastern Santa Rosa. (707) 543-3282. •howarthpark.com

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hoose Your Battle at aser Tag of Santa Rosa

The latest and perhaps most exciting Family Fun place in Sonoma County just opened! Whether it’s just you and a friend, you and your sister or the whole family, you will be thrilled to be on the hunt at Laser Tag of Santa Rosa. The multi-level arena is the ideal battleground, from the realistic fog to the spectacular lighting effects, accompanied by heart-pounding music!

This is affordable fun at just $6.75 per game; or buy a Membership for just $10 and your games are only $5.75, with the first game FREE! The first game is also free for Armed Service members, birthday celebrators and anyone who crosses the bridge from their San Francisco residence.

Grab a fun pack for three games plus a large soda (which you will need) for just $18. Or pay $20 for all you can play in two hours.

The Family Four pack includes 12 games of Laser Tag, 8 slices of pizza and 4 sodas. 9011 Santa Rosa Avenue, Santa Rosa • 707-755-3503 www.lasertagofsantarosa.com

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Tour Wine Country and the Coast by Helicopter

Take your wine country visit to a whole new level! Helico Sonoma will take you over vineyards and wineries that are just not accessible for the average visitor. 20-minute tours include Healdsburg’s Alexander Valley; Santa Rosa Sightseer, which takes you over downtown Santa Rosa, Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 53

Santa Rosa Mayacamas Golf Course, Annadel State Park and Spring Lake. 30-Minute Tours include Russian River & Pacific Coast; Dry Creek and L ake Sonoma; Old Faithful Geyser and Castello di Amorosa. Want more?

One Hour tours include Pacific Coast to the Buddhist Temple; Valley of the Moon to Napa Valley; and a customized tour combining tours of your choice. Reserve your flight today. Tours start at $200 for up to three people. 5000 Flightline Drive, Santa Rosa • (707) 526-8949 • www.helicosonoma.com

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Saddle Up at Cloverleaf Ranch in Santa Rosa

For over half a century, Cloverleaf Ranch has provided a healthy, wholesome and fun vacation for children. Originally a boys’ working ranch, Cloverleaf has become a “home away from home” for thousands of children and adults from all over the world.

Today, in addition to their award-winning horse boarding and riding programs, Cloverleaf is home to Sonoma County’s only Western Summer Camp Program. The Ranch provides the fun and excitement of the western frontier to participants, with activities such as horseback riding, campouts, hiking, swimming, ropes course, arts and crafts, and many more great activities. The 160-acre ranch provides one of the most scenic trail rides in Northern California.

If you’re searching for the opportunity to spend time with that special someone in an unforgettable setting, try a romantic tour for two, riding the trail, afterwards enjoying appetizers and drinks by the pool. Or you may choose to pause along the trail and savor a picnic under a beautiful old oak tree overlooking breathtaking views of Sonoma County. Ask for the affordable “Sweetheart Silver Spurs Package”. Or for the younger wrangler, ask about the “Buckaroo Clinic”. It includes horseback riding, crafts, games and snacks. Cloverleaf Ranch also offers a one of a kind experience for corporate events and private groups. Enjoy horseback riding, archery, a complete sports program including basketball, batting cages, riflery, a beautiful swimming pool, challenge course, zip line and many more available options. Perfect for team building!

They are located just off Highway 101 at the northern edge of Santa Rosa, only an hour’s drive from San Francisco. 3892 Old Redwood Highway, Santa Rosa (707) 545-5906 •cloverleafranch.com

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Pedal, Paddle or Fish around Spring Lake in Santa Rosa

Amid the foothills of eastern Santa Rosa is the 320-acre Spring Lake Regional Park that features a three-acre swimming lagoon and 72-acre Spring Lake. Here excellent fishing and boating opportunities abound. Those without a boat can rent a canoe or paddle boat. There are also miles of trails for horseback riding, walking, hiking and biking throughout the park— all with beautiful views. Equestrian trails connect with trails in Annadel State Park. The swimming lagoon has lifeguards, a sandy beach, a snack bar, showers and picnic areas. Plenty of campgrounds around the park allow a peaceful night’s sleep. At the educational Visitor’s Center, you’ll find lots of information on the animals and plant life that inhabit the park, as well as maps for a variety of trails. Spring Lake is off Montgomery Drive at 391 Violetti Drive, next to Howarth Park in eastern Santa Rosa.

707.539.8092 •Sonoma-county.org/PARKS/pk_slake.htm 54 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

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See Live Theater at 6th Street Playhouse

Santa Rosa’s 6th Street Playhouse is home to popular musicals and plays in an intimate setting. See Buyer & Cellar Feb. 3-26; A Little Night Music Feb. 24-Mar. 19; Visiting Mr Green Mar. 17-April 2; Children’s Hour Apr. 21-May 7; Masterpiece of Comic Timing May 12-28; George M June 9-July 9; For up to date information on 6th Street Productions and other live theatre venues, download the 101 Things To Do Sonoma County Mobile App in iTunes App Store and Google Play Store.

52 W. 6th Street, Santa Rosa • 707.523.4185.

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Climb Aboard at Pacific Coast Air Museum

Aviation History comes to life at the Pacific Coast Air Museum located at the Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport in Santa Rosa.

The Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the acquisition, restoration, safe operation and display of historic aircraft.

In nearly 20 years of operation the museum has acquired more than two dozen historical aircraft, many of which have significant military service. The museum engages in a variety of community outreach programs, including monthly open cockpit Climb Aboards, educational programs and the annual air show. Each year tens of thousands of Sonoma County residents and visitors are touched by the Pacific Coast Air Museum’s efforts to keep aviation history alive.

Visit the museum to view the educational exhibits and walk among the static aircraft displays including the F-4 Phantom, F-14 Tomcat, F-86 Sabre, AV-8C Harrier, UH-1H Huey and more. Sit inside the cockpit of historic military aircraft the third weekend of each month and talk to knowledgeable docents and aircraft crews, many of whom served our country in these same aircraft.

Enjoy the spectacular Wings Over Wine Country Air Show each August.

Join the more than 20,000 air show enthusiasts who come to see military jet demonstrations from the Air Force and Navy, exciting aerobatic performers, warbird flights, simulated CDF fire drops, Sonoma County Sheriff helicopter rescue and dozens of static aircraft on display. In December bring your children or grandchildren to meet Santa who flies in by helicopter. Or just have a relaxing picnic lunch on the east patio facing the rows of aircraft on display.

There is truly something for everyone. The museum always encourages volunteers to be a docent or to help restore an historic aircraft. One Air Museum Way, Santa Rosa • 707.575.7900 • pacificcoastairmuseum.org

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Spend the day at Charles M. Schulz Museum

Charles M. Schulz, the creator of the beloved Peanuts cartoon strip, was a man who touched many lives through his work.

At the Charles M. Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, there are exhibits on the man, the characters and the items that they inspired.

There are Peanuts animated television specials and interviews with Schulz shown throughout the day in the museum’s 100-seat theater. Outside is a Snoopy Labyrinth in the shape of the dog’s head. Call ahead and request a viewing in the Research Center to get a better understanding of Schulz through personal letters, photos and biographical works. At the Museum’s store, souvenirs of Schulz, Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Lucy, Pigpen and all the Gang are available for sale. The Museum is open every weekday except Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Museum is open every day in the summer (Memorial Day through Labor Day). It is located in Santa Rosa on the corner of West Steele Lane and Hardies Lane (2301 Hardies Lane). 1667 W Steele Lane, Santa Rosa • (707) 579-4452 •schulzmuseum.org Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

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o Ice Skating on noopy’s Home Ice

For over forty years Snoopy’s Home Ice (a.k.a. The Redwood Empire Ice Arena) has literally been the coolest place in Sonoma County. A popular destination for Peanuts fans from across the globe, the arena complex is also home to the Warm Puppy Café and Snoopy’s Gallery & Gift Shop. With over 15,000 square feet of smooth ice and a unique alpine atmosphere, Snoopy’s Home Ice is a great place for families to enjoy recreational ice skating, casual dining or souvenir hunting.

There are public skating sessions daily so be sure to call ahead for details, prices and session times. Don’t want to skate? Spectators are welcome, and it’s always free to watch the graceful moves of the figure skaters or the action of Ice Hockey from the comfort of the fireside tables at the Warm Puppy Café. And yes, free WiFi is available!

Finding a memento of your trip will be easy with over 1,600 unique Peanuts products to choose from at Snoopy’s Gallery & Gift shop. And don’t miss the mezzanine level, there are rotating displays of Peanuts memorabilia and collectibles and continuous showings of Peanuts animated specials for kids, and those who are still kids at heart. Located at the corner of West Steele Lane and Hardies Lane (1667 W Steele Lane), Snoopy’s Home Ice is the perfect place for family fun and is just across the street from the Charles M. Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa.

1667 W Steele Lane, Santa Rosa • 707.546.7147 •snoopyshomeice.com

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Discover the Children’s Museum of Sonoma County

Bring the kids to a world of discovery, from the Science & Imagination Gallery to TOTopia, the toddler-only play space at Sonoma County’s Children’s Museum. The Ernest L. and Ruth W. Finley Science & Imagination Gallery houses a combination of imaginative play spaces and interactive exhibits based on scientific principles. Children can entertain their parents with a live show in the puppet theater, or cook up a healthy “pretend” meal in the café. The kids will enjoy building various structures in the hardware store or watching busy honeybees work in the live beehive. Shoot large pollen balls across the gallery with wind cannons or brush a crocodile’s teeth in the dental lab. Other exhibits include a train car, light peg wall, tree house, health lab, magnet table and much more!

In TOTopia, families will experience a custom space designed specifically for the developmental needs of children ages 30 months or younger. Crawlers and toddlers can explore a tide pool water discovery area, a sensory table, a ball wall, a storybook cottage and more. 1835 W. Steele Lane, Santa Rosa • 707.287.4809 www.cmosc.org

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Museums of Sonoma County is actually two museums in one location, housing both the Art Museum of Sonoma County and the History Museum of Sonoma County. This Smithsonian Affiliate is located in the historic 1910 Santa Rosa Post Office, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The History Museum has been in this landmark building since 1985, but the Art Museum of Sonoma County joined them in April of this year.

The Art Museum of Sonoma County presents national and international exhibitions of modern and contemporary art. The Museum’s collection features artists who have lived and worked in Northern California. With diverse education programs, the Museum Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

Santa Rosa serves as a creative forum and public gathering place. Their 4,500 sq. ft. gallery space, located in the former Conklin Bros. building at 505 B Street. The new museum represents Phase I of a long-term expansion plan that will transform the entire corner of downtown Santa Rosa at 5th and B Streets. Outside Voice: Tarp Paintings by Marc Katano is on exhibit through April 30.

The History Museum of Sonoma County is a regional history center for the North San Francisco Bay Area. Its exhibitions and collections document the region’s rich land and history. The Museum serves the community as a gathering place and educational forum for youth and adults. See the exhibit The Beat Goes On: Peace, Love and Rock & Roll in the North Bay through April 2. Private Curator Tours and Private Docent-Led tours are available. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday from 11am to 5pm.

425 Seventh St, Santa Rosa • 707.579.1500 • sonomacountymuseum.org

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See a Show at Luther Burbank Center for the arts

Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, formerly Wells Fargo Center for the Arts is Santa Rosa’s premier arts center, offering top shelf performances of music, comedy and children’s entertainment throughout the year.

Below is a list (subject to change) of upcoming performances.

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Experience Hendrix Left Edge Theatre presents You Got Older Hay Fever (Carston Cabaret) Anova Center for Education presents Autism in the Family North Bay Stage Company Spring Dance Festival Left Edge Theatre presents Race Best Of Broadway Under The Stars Arthur Miller’s A View From the Bridge In the Mood Indigo Girls An Evening with Graham Nash Peppa Pig Live!

An Evening with Neil Gaiman Brain Candy Live!

A Year with Frog and Toad Symphony Pops: Country Legends BODYTRAFFIC Kip Moore GUYS and DOLLS - in Concert Junie B’s Essential Guide to School An Evening with David Sedaris Lewis Black: The Rant, White, and Blue Tour Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán Left Edge Theatre presents The Money Shot Julianne and Derek Hough: Move – Beyond – Live on Tour Seven Things I’ve Learned: An Evening with Ira Glass

50 Mark West Springs Rd, Santa Rosa • 707.546-3600 • lutherburbankcenter.org

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See a Concert at Rock Star University’s House of Rock

Rock Star University’s HOUSE OF ROCK is arguable the finest, intimate rock venue on the entire West Coast. This warehouse-turned Rock and Roll University is also the ideal intimate venue for experiencing some of the best Rock and Roll ever made.

House of Rock features a 1,000 square foot stage and catwalk, spectacular sound system, full theatrical lighting and effects, coupled with 6 cameras that feed two oversized video screens to provide an up-close and personal VIP rock concert experience that would normally cost several hundred dollars more per ticket in larger venues with similar features.

Choose sofa lounge seating, bistro bar table seating, bar bench seating or general admission standing in front of the stage and catwalk. Click here for seating chart.

Check their website or sign up for emails to find out about upcoming performances, including Brett Michaels, Zeparella, L.A. Guns and Kingsborough, Stephen Pearcy of RATT! 3410 Industrial Drive, Santa Rosa • 707.791.3482 • rockstaruniversity.

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dining experience is what you should expect on your visit. Stop in and enjoy the house and specialty ales, along with any of the menu items.

The pub is a fun, unique departure from your tour of wine country. Open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. And by the way, kids eat free!

345 Healdsburg Avenue, Healdsburg. 707-433-2337 • bearrepublic.com

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The picturesque town of Healdsburg (population 11,600) is located in the heart of Sonoma County’s wine country, 70 miles north of San Francisco. It is a small but vital community with a diverse economy based on agriculture, tourism, lumber and retail businesses. The town’s center is a charming Spanish-style plaza surrounded by a variety of shops. This centrally located plaza is the heart of the community and the focal point for several local events and celebrations, including summer concerts, a farmers market, car shows and more. • healdsburg.com

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Sample World Class Brew at Bear Republic

On the corner of Healdsburg’s historic downtown square, Bear Republic Brewing Company offers award-winning food and world class, handcrafted ales. Established in 1995 by third and fourth generation Sonoma County residents, the Norgrove family invites you to discover their diverse menu, family friendly atmosphere and more than 14 freshly brewed beers on tap.

Select from their flagship Racer 5 IPA® to the seasonal Racer X® and their many specialties. Bear Republic beers are brewed and aged following time tested and proven methods.

From the humble beginning of home brewing to the demanding process of commercial brewing, the brewers soon realized that to produce the distinctive flavors and aroma Bear Republic found appealing required the founding of their own Brew Pub. Through this process, owners Richard R. Norgrove, his wife Sandy, and Brewmaster Richard “Ricardo” Norgrove, and his wife Tami, developed the style and mark of Bear Republic’s award-winning ales and lagers. Bear Republic was recognized as the 34th largest craft brewery in the United States in 2013 by the Brewer’s Association.

The beers pair nicely with all of the menu items, and are often used as an ingredient. From the Big Bear Black Stout™ beer batter, to the one-of-a-kind Racer 5® buns made with spent grain from the brewing process, Bear Republic loves to cook with their beer. A relaxed, casual

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Browse the World’s Only Hand Fan Museum

The Hand Fan Museum in Healdsburg is the only museum in the United States dedicated solely to the display of hand fans, and is a perfect place to learn about the varied artistic and cultural uses of the seemingly simple hand fan.

The fans themselves have been used for centuries as fashion accessories, in religious and ceremonial rituals, and even in battle. The fans depict a diverse variety of beautiful scenes in many mediums and patterns that tell the stories of the cultures and individuals who have used them. The museum also offers an array of beautiful fans for purchase.

The Hand Fan Museum is located at 219 Healdsburg Avenue in Healdsburg.

707.431-2500 • handfanmuseum.org

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Go Boating on Lake Sonoma

Located at the upper end of Dry Creek Valley, Lake Sonoma offers a nice family area for picnicking, swimming, bank fishing, and picnics. Yorty Creek is located far up the Dry Creek arm and can be accessed by car from the city of Cloverdale. Facilities include chemical toilets, free sheltered picnic areas, a car-top boat launch (no trailers allowed), and a swim beach. Note: no drinking water is available at Yorty Creek.

Yorty Creek is managed as a day use area. Boat-in campers wishing to launch and park overnight at Yorty Creek must check in with the visitor center and obtain a parking permit to avoid receiving a citation. Swim at your own risk, as there is no lifeguard on duty and please keep an eye on your children. Please, no glass or dogs on the swim beach.

At the Lake Sonoma Marina, you can rent ski boats, fishing boats, canoes and kayaks. You can even have a floating party on a pontoon Patio Boat, which can be rented up to 24 hours at a time! The store/deli has handmade sandwiches, drinks (beer, water, soda, etc.) and camping supplies. 707-433-2200. •lakesonoma.com Stop at the Visitors Center and The Don Clausen Fish Hatchery, the most modern fish hatchery in the State of California. The lake preserves much of the scenic natural sprawl of the two drainages and their numerous stream-laced side canyons and supports an array of wildlife that includes golden eagles, mountain lions, and even a pair of endangered peregrine falcons. The damp earth of its creekside trails holds the prints of deer and raccoons, as well as the skitterings of rabbits and mice. Before the water-scooter enthusiasts get going in earnest in late May, hikers and canoeists in this 18,000-acre park can enjoy a quiet unbroken by the buzz of waterborne motors.

Hiking: There are 40 miles of Sonoma hiking trails that are shared with

Float Your Boat on beautiful Lake Sonoma!

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Call for reservations today!

707-433-2200 BBQ Area • Deli • Swimming Beach Large Patio Available for Parties Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

Healdsburg horseback riders. Forty miles of trails lead through continually varying terrain. You can traverse open grasslands dominated by the complex silhouettes of ancient oaks, climb canyons shaded by thickly growing redwoods and bays, or explore woodlands dappled with sunlight filtering through a wild scramble of red-trunked madrones.

The Ranch at Lake Sonoma offers Guided Horseback Trail Rides (see #79).

A 4-mile sampler of the park’s diverse habitats starts at the Little Flat trailhead. That trail also gives fine views of both arms of the lake.

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Float the River with River’s Edge Kayak & Canoe

“...mixes contemporary cool with plenty of Norman Rockwell charm... not to mention mouth watering eats and drinks.”

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The Segway is a self-balancing, personal transporter. These unique electric vehicles are surprisingly easy to use, with a maximum speed of 12 mph and the ability to make a 360 degree turn while standing still.

Tours with Segway of Healdsburg are sure to be a memorable experience for any celebration, team building or fun outing you want to plan. Choose from a Wine Tasting tour where they take you to two boutique wineries in either the Russian River or Dry Creek Valley wine growing region; or the magical Armstrong Redwoods State Park tour. All the tours have beautiful views and fantastic wine country adventures. Photos are included in all tours and a gourmet picnic can be added. Advance reservations required. Please check their website or call 707-953-3477 for more information regarding these fun filled Segway Tours!

707-953-3477 •segwayofhealdsburg.com

Raven Theatre is a group of community-minded individuals with an interest in preserving performing arts. With funding for arts disappearing in our schools, the responsibility for supporting the arts lies firmly with us.

With this in mind, a dedicated group of volunteers banded together to save the historic Raven Theater.

Upcoming Productions include Art, Mar 9 - Mar 18; The Diary of Anne Frank, April 7-23; Anything Goes, June 23-July 3.

Call 707-433-6335 for information on other upcoming shows.

115 North Street, Healdsburg •raventheater.org

River’s Edge operates exclusively on the Upper Russian River, which is recognized for the dynamic terrain, water clarity, unspoiled wilderness, consistent flow and abundant wildlife. Owner Lollie Merce believes it is her mission to cure “Nature Deficiency Disorder” (NDD), by offering safe, affordable and hassle-free river excursions to families, youth groups and nature lovers of the greater Bay Area and beyond.

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Thankfully, there’s Healdsburg.

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Healdsburg The “Alex Trip” is 11 or 16 miles with 4–6 hours of paddle time. This is a self-guided trip, rated as a Class I – II flow that winds through unspoiled wilderness.This trip starts 16 miles north of Healdsburg in the beautiful Alexander Valley, which is not easily accessible to the general public and considered a more wild section of the river.

The Rio Self-Guided Trip is a 5 mile stretch that runs north of Healdsburg, with 2–3 hours of casual paddle time. This is a self guided

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trip, rated as a Class I flow, with enough current to keep you navigating and negotiating through over-hanging trees and a few sand bars.

River’s Edge guides can customize a 3-4 day trip, up to 35 miles down the Russian River, as you camp at the “rustic” campgrounds along the way. For the more adventurous, they can arrange for you to paddle down river to the “mouth”, where the river meets the ocean. Minimum group size for this trip is 20 persons.

Choose from double and single kayaks, freestyle and traverse SUP’s; or canoes that hold two adults and up to two small children.

Find River’s Edge “At the Bridge” in Healdsburg, right across from Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Park. 13840 Healdsburg Avenue, Healdsburg. 707-433-7247 • riversedgekayakandcanoe.com

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Take a Guided Horseback ride above lake Sonoma

The Ranch at Lake Sonoma offers scenic horseback tours overlooking world class Dry Creek Valley, Lake Sonoma and the Rockpile AVA. Located only 15 minutes from downtown Healdsburg, The Ranch offers a wilderness experience on horseback, wandering through Sonoma County’s largest 17,000 acre park.

The Ranch developed six diverse tours that appeal to thrill seekers and first time horse riders alike. Using the trail horses brought directly from Camp Mather in Yosemite, those visiting Sonoma Wine Country have the opportunity to experience the rugged beauty of the area via horseback. Tours range from 40 minutes to 90 minutes, for ages 9+ and starting at $69/rider. For Children 3+ and under 70 lbs, The Ranch offers hand led donkey rides. All tours include a 2 for 1 wine tasting at a featured Dry Creek Valley winery.

After your tour, walk to the amenities of the Park from the Ranch.

Stay in the campground nextdoor, go fishing, swimming, or rent a boat at the Marina just down the hill. Advanced reservations recommended.

Open Year Round. Event space available.

• theranchatlakesonoma.com • 707-494-4449

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When the long time owners of Ruth McGowan’s Brewpub sold the establishment to Cloverdale Ale Company two years ago, owners Doug & Lois Dilley and Jeff & Elsie Richardson (also long time locals) decided to keep the brewpub as it was. This favorite watering hole in Cloverdale is still delivering great pub food, live music and locally brewed hand-crafted ale.

Stop in and sample Caroline’s Blond; Ruth’s Citrus Wheat; Mighty Shillelagh Belgian Trippel; Pine Mountain Pale Ale; Floyd India Pale Ale; Monster Brown Ale; McGowan’s Dry Irish Stout; Oatmeal Raisin Cookie StoutOatmeal Raisin Cookie Stout; Hop Geyser Double IPA; and Cloverdale Ale, their flagship beer.

Every Saturday night, Cloverdale Ale offers free Live Music. Don’t pass by or through Cloverdale without stopping in to the Pub! 131 E. First Street, Cloverdale • 707-894-9610 • cloverdaleale.com

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Downtown Cloverdale comes alive every Friday evening throughout the summer, with Friday Night Live at the Plaza and the Cloverdale Farmers Market. Dining is available from a variety of food vendors and nearby restaurants; premium Sonoma County wines and craft beers are available for purchase by the glass. You can browse fresh local produce, artisan arts, crafts and other unique vendors at the Cloverdale Farmers Market; a variety of kids’ activities, such as jumpy castles and rock climbing walls, ensure there is something for everyone at Friday Night Live in Cloverdale. The Farmers Market opens at 6:00 PM and music begins at 7:00 PM. Upciming performaces include Tommy Castro;, Chuck Prophet and Cody Canada.

For a complete lineup of Friday Night Live performers see their website.

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While Cloverdale is known for its great outdoor activities, its outstanding wine tasting opportunities and its family-oriented events, they are now making a name for themselves with productions at the sparkling new Cloverdale Performing Arts Center.

A product of local efforts, extensive planning and a great deal of sweat from the communal brow, the Center offers an intimate 99-seat theater that is acoustically ideal.

Plan to come to this quaint but “cool” town, grab a nice dinner, check in to one of their historic B & B’s, and grab a seat for a great show.

Upcoming performances include Rumours, Feb. 17-26; Agnes of God, Apr 21-30; The Tempest, June 16-25; The Foreigner, Aug. 4-13; 33 Variations, Oct. 6-15; Nutcracker...The Musical, Dec. 1-10.

You can also show off your own talent at their Friday Night Open Mic Nights, from May through September. Come in and sing, dance, juggle or test your stand up comedy act! 209 N Cloverdale Blvd, Cloverdale.

707.894.2214 • cloverdaleperformingarts.com

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Tucked into the hills of Sonoma County is a place still untouched by the hustle and bustle of its San Francisco Bay Area neighbors. In this carefully preserved corner of Northern California, time moves to a more gentle rhythm and the quality of life is as authentic as the flavors produced by its many vineyards and orchards.

From the citrus-scented air to picture-perfect views, this is wine country in its purest form. But there is plenty to do in Cloverdale, and much of it an easy stroll around town. Come find out for yourself why Budget Travel named Cloverdale one of its “Coolest Small Towns in America”. Check the Cloverdale Chamber website for upcoming events!

For more information, Cloverdale Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center at 126 N. Cloverdale Boulevard or call (707) 894-4470.

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can rent tandem bikes, kid’s bikes as well as Tag-Alongs and Trailers for the wee ones.

They can also create multi-day trips for an experience which is customized, fun and filled with unique experiences. Just call and let them know what interests you.

707-938-2080 • sonoma-adventures.com Use voucher code “101mag” for a 10% discount!

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Sonoma Valley, also known as the Valley of the Moon, is believed to be the birthplace of the California wine industry. The Sonoma Valley is blessed with exactly the right combination of soil, sun, seasonal moisture and geography for growing wine grapes of exceptional quality.

This rich, verdant valley boasts dozens of wineries, including many names you will most certainly recognize. The valley begins in the north at the edge of Santa Rosa and extends 17 miles south to the Carneros Region, an area cooled by the drifting fogs of San Pablo Bay. It is bordered by two mountain ranges: the rugged Mayacamas to the east and the Sonoma Mountains to the west. The valley’s towns include Kenwood and Glen Ellen to the north. To the south, the town of Sonoma offers an abundance of unique inns, restaurants and shops. For more information go to sonomavalley.com

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Quarryhill is a 21 acre botanical garden of lush, mature flowering Asian trees & shrubs. Magnolias, dogwoods, maples, birch, roses, lilies, rhododendrons and much more adorn paths and walkways, offering hidden places to gather your thoughts, beautiful ponds and waterfalls, and stunning vistas of the Sonoma Valley. Quarryhill welcomes visitors year round to enjoy their gorgeous Asian woodland garden... a rich diversity of Asian Flora. All seasons in the garden have their own magical beauty. Self-guided tours are available during any open hours, without reservation. Docent-led tours are available by reservation. Group tours for garden clubs and other groups or organizations are also available with advance reservation. There is an ADA compliant section of the garden available to those with disabilities, but access requires transportation up into the garden by golf cart, and requires advance reservation. Photography is welcomed. Please remember that Quarryhill is an educational and scientific collection. Removing seeds or cuttings from the garden is strictly forbidden. For your convenience, picnic areas are located near the parking lot and in the garden. To ensure the beauty of the garden for all, pets (except guide and assistance dogs) and smoking are prohibited.

Monday - Saturday, 9am - 4pm Closed Sunday and Holidays. 12841 Sonoma Hwy., Glen Ellen • 707.996.3166 • quarryhillbg.org

Tour Sonoma Valley’s most unique areas with Sonoma Valley Adventures. Tour by Segway, a fun and informative 4 to 5 hour ride from historic Sonoma to multiple wineries with a great local lunch and on to a tour & tasting at a family owned cheese factory. Your tour will include an orientation to get you comfortable if it is your first time on a Segway.

Or tour by bicycle. Their regularly scheduled Sonoma lunch tours travel to some of the most outstanding wineries in the Sonoma area, revealing the history and beauty of the countryside on quiet roads. Each tour is led by a local tour guide who is well versed in local history, wine knowledge and cycling.

Both Segway and Bicycle tours include helmet, storage, water and a picnic lunch. You will also get some two for one wine tasting coupons.

If you preferred something less structured, you can rent bicycles by the day, by the week or by the month. A number of Sonoma Valley hotels and inns already have their bikes, so ask your concierge. If not, Sonoma Valley Adventures will deliver anywhere within the town of Sonoma. You

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See the Latest Exhibit at Sonoma Valley Museum

SVMA exhibitions feature the work of local, national, and international artists. Content originates from private collections and artist studios and is borrowed from museums, galleries, and other sources. Media include painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, ceramics, architecture, industrial design, graphic design, printmaking, film, video, textiles, and crafts. Qualified guest curators plan and assemble the shows. The museum’s new LaHaye Sculpture Gallery presents a rotating series of large-scale sculptures that appear See the exhibit concurrently with main-gallery exhibitions.

GRAPHIC KNOWLEDGE Upcoming exhibits include: Jan. 14-April 2: Eye of the Beholder – The Sculpture and Early Prints of Nathan Oliveira. Jan. 14-April 2: GRAPHIC KNOWLEDGE: The Prints of Karl Kasten. March 1-22: Studio Class: Art For Littles (Ages 5 and 6). April 15-June 18: Memory and Resistance: The Work of Joseph DeLappe. July 1-Oct. 1: Albert Paley: Thresholds.

Open Wed-Sun 11am-5pm. 551 Broadway, Sonoma.

707.939.7862 • svma.org

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Head to the Races at Sonoma Raceway Sonoma Raceway brings world class auto racing to Sonoma County. A great family fun destination, you will be thrilled by the sight, sounds and feel of professional racing.

2017 Schedule of Sonoma Raceway Major Events: Mar. 31-Apr. 2: CSRG David Love Memorial Vintage Car Road Races June 2-4: Sonoma Historic Motorsports Festival June 23-25: Toyota/Save Mart 350 (Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series) July 21-23: NHRA Division 7 Drag Races Presented By Korbel Aug. 11-13: MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Race Championship Sep. 15-17: GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma (Verizon INDYCAR Series) Sep. 30- Oct. 1: CSRG Charity Challenge (Historic Car Races)

29355 Arnold Drive, Sonoma. 800.870.7223 • sonomaraceway.com

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Jack London was the author of some of the greatest stories ever written about the wild outdoors, and he lived right here in Sonoma County from 1905 until his death in 1916. It was here while living with his charming wife, Charmagne, on his fantastic 1,500-acre ranch, that he wrote most of his later stories and novels.

The ranch has since been donated to the State of California and has become the Jack London State Historic Park. Bicycling and horseback riding are allowed on some trails. A summer horseback riding concession is available in the park. See the bathhouse, the dam and lake—which were built by the author—and check out the museum dedicated to London, which is housed in “The House of Happy Walls.”

The original silo, barns, stables and “pig’s palace” are still standing by the parking lot and picnic area. 2400 London Ranch Rd, Glen Ellen 707.938-5216 • parks.ca.gov/?page_id=478

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CRUSHERS OF COMEDY™ is a comedy production based in historic Kenwood, a beautiful wine country town in the Sonoma Valley. Their stand up comedy show events take place in dark wine caves, barrel rooms, on wine crush pads and in the vineyards under the gorgeous wine country skies.

They also host shows at the iconic Flamingo Resort Hotel in Santa Rosa.

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At these wine country stand up comedy shows, you’ll laugh out loud, learn about great wine, drink the wine, keep on laughin’, eat delicious local food, see gorgeous wine country views and laugh more! Their motto: “Macerate in Comedy!”

Shows are presented once a month in February, April, June, July, September, October, December - on occasion they add pop up shows.

Purchasing tickets in advance online is recommended. www.crushersofcomedy.com

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Commune with Nature at Bouverie Nature Preserve

Mission San Francisco Solano was founded the 4th of July, 1823 (21st in order) by Padre Jose Altimira. The Mission is named for St. Francis Solano, missionary to the Peruvian Indians. The Indian name was thought to be Sonoma. Now part of the Sonoma State Historic Park, the Mission houses the Jorgensen watercolors of Missions of California. There is no active church at the Mission.

The Mission is in the Sonoma State Historic Park in Sonoma, in the middle of the Sonoma Valley wine region. (California Landmark 3). Open daily 10am-5pm.

114 East Spain Street • 707. 938.1519 • sonomaparks.org/pub/place/1

Appreciate nature at its most pristine at the Bouverie Preserve in Glen Ellen. This magnificent property was donated for preservation to Audubon Canyon Ranch by David Bouverie in 1979. The private, non-profit nature preserve offers guided nature walks to the public. Oak woodlands, mixed evergreen forests, riparian areas, and chaparral feature prominently in a spectacular landscape dominated by Stuart Creek Canyon. This location is known for its amazing spring wildflowers and is home to hundreds of plants and animals, including more than 130 species of birds, 350 species of flowering plants and many native California mammals including the bobcat, grey fox and coyote. Guided nature walks are offered to the public throughout the year. Visitors of all ages can participate in docent-led, natural history hikes.

In small groups, hikers can take one of many trails through mixed evergreen forests, flower-carpeted oak woodlands and rugged chaparral.

For people with disabilities, an accessible path leads from the parking lot through an oak woodland to a viewing area with benches—good for bird watching and near a seasonal stream overlooking a meadow covered with wildflowers in spring. Access is by appointment only. Reservations are on a first-come, first-serve basis and can be made up to a month in advance. The Bouverie Preserve of Audubon Canyon Ranch is approximately 6 miles north of the historic town of Sonoma, along Highway 12 in the Valley of the Moon near the village of Glen Ellen.

707.938-4554. •egret.org/bouverie.html

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Here’s your chance to fly in a WWII 1942 open-cockpit biplane.

Put yourself in the capable hands of Chris Prevost, president and founder of Vintage Aircraft Company.

A commercial-licensed pilot for 30 years, Chris has flown over 75 different aircraft in his lifetime. Now celebrating 40 years of air tours over wine country, Vintage Aircraft offers flights in WWII aircraft: the convertible-in-the-sky, open cockpit biplane -- the Stearman; dual-control AT6 “Texan” and the rare fighters, P51 “Mustang” and P40 “Warhawk”Chris and his other two highly experienced commercial-licensed pilots, Tom Morris and Dan Vance offer Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

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In conjunction with Sonoma County Regional Parks, Funky Fridays, now in its fourth year, will be taking place on the spacious lawn of Hood Mansion, every Friday May 26 through September 1, from 7 to 9pm. At only $10 a ticket, it’s an affordable night out with the family! Parking is $10 or Free with a Sonoma County Regional Parks Pass.

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Recently named “Theater Of The Year” by Broadway World San Francisco and the #2 “Outdoor Concert Venue You Shouldn’t Miss in the United States” by USA Today’s 10 Best, this concert series offers sensational evenings in wine country you’ll never forget.

877.424.1414 • TTCsonoma.org

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Transcendence’s “Broadway Under The Stars” is a series of award winning concerts featuring accomplished Broadway and Hollywood performers under the stars in the majestic open-air winery ruins in Sonoma’s Jack London State Historic Park.

Each evening begins with pre-show picnicking on the great lawn, alongside the vineyards of the park (with multiple Performers-Dancing-at-Trans ce n d e n ce s-B ro ad w ay-U n d e r-T h e-St ar s---p h oto -by-M imi- C arroll_300pxwineries pouring and food and wine available for purchase), and concludes with an evening of inspirational entertainment that Before It’s News dubbed “…goosebumps all around.”

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VJB Vineyards & Cellars 60 Shaw Ave. Kenwood, Ca 707.833.2300 | vjbcellars.com

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These summer events are family-oriented for kids and adults of all ages in a festival-like atmosphere including live music, dancing and picnicking.

Concert-goers can walk to the venue from nearby neighborhoods or park at one of three parking lots in the Los Guilicos complex.

Plan to come early and enjoy a community picnic. Food & beverage vendors will start selling at 5:30pm.

Hood Mansion is located at the intersection of Highway 12 & Pythian Road.

707-833-6288. funkyfridays.info • sonomacountyregionalparks.org

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20-minute “Scenic Flights” over the beautiful Sonoma Valley and a variety of 40-minute “Explorer Flights.”

These include a “Wine Country Tour” of the Sonoma and Napa Valleys. Book a “West to the Pacific” tour over the hills of Sonoma, Novato, Petaluma and out to Tomales Bay for a majestic view of the Pacific Ocean.

Or take a “Spires of the City” tour for a panoramic look at Sausalito and Tiburon Harbors, circling Mt. Tamalpais en route to Pt. Reyes before returning to Sonoma. If you like, your pilots can add an aerobatic thrill to your experience, inverting in an open cockpit, a barrel-roll, hammer-head or a famous Cuban Eight maneuver.

Pull on your flying helmet, climb up the wing and strap yourself into the front seat for a lifetime thrill. The Vintage Aircraft Company is located at the Sonoma Valley Airport, 23982 Arnold Drive, in Sonoma. Take Hwy 37 to Hwy 121, about 6 miles north of the Hwy 37-121 intersection. 23982 Arnold Drive, Sonoma • (707) 938-2444 • www.vintageaircraft.com

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Step into the Jelly Belly Factory and smell the aroma of chocolate, peach, cinnamon, pineapple, or whatever is being cooked up that day. This famous factory is located in Fairfield, California, about 15 to 20 minutes from Napa. The Jelly Belly Visitor Center is open daily from 9am to 5pm. An on-site dog walk area is available for guests traveling with pets. Jelly Belly Candy Company has photo courtesy Tomi Holt Ent. an updated FREE self-guided factory tour with new experiences for first-time and returning visitors. Updates to the factory tour include HD/4K videos to give an up-close view of machinery and candy making, interactive games and exhibits, and a look at an area of the factory not included in the previous version of the tour. The Jelly Belly factory tour remains free of charge – and the samples do too.

New interactive exhibits along the tour lane include: Bean Blitz–A computer-generated soccer experience where guests become goalies in front of a jelly bean-shaped “net,” and try to block large virtual Jelly Belly jelly beans that appear to be hurling their way.

Test your Belly Flop IQ–True Jelly Belly bean fans know that a “Belly Flop” is a jelly bean that isn’t the right shape. Now, guests can test their hand-eye coordination by using touch technology to swipe misshapen or wrong-colored jelly beans off a 55-inch flat screen monitor. Go head-tohead against a friend and see who has a higher Belly Flop IQ. Smell Stations–A corridor of the tour lane is filled with 10 Smell Stations where visitors can try to guess Jelly Belly bean flavors based on scent alone. Push the button to dispense the fragrance, but be warned: It’s harder than it seems. A clue at each station will aid those left baffled.

The Jelly Belly Visitor Center is also home to a large Jelly Belly store, Chocolate and Fudge Shoppe, Jelly Belly Café, and the Chocolate & Wine Experience. Free public tours run daily, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Visitor Center is stroller and wheelchair accessible. For additional tour information, call 1-800-9-JELLYBEAN (1-800-953-5592). To save 20% on purchases at Jelly Belly print out and take a copy of their ad (inside front cover). 1 Jelly Belly Lane, Fairfield, CA. •jellybelly.com

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Northern California’s redwood trees are some of the most spectacular sights in the world. They are both celebrated and admired at Trees of Mystery in Klamath. When you arrive, the official hosts, a towering 50 ft. Paul Bunyan and 35 ft. Babe the Blue Ox will greet you. At Trees of Mystery you can see the redwoods from 600 ft. above the ground on their Sky Trail gondola ride that will take you among the tops of the trees and provide stunning views.

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If you’re hungry, head to their Forest Café, which features fine food and stunning murals. There is also a gift shop to pick up a unique redwood keepsake. Accommodations are available at Motel Trees right across the street.

The End of the Trail Museum is attached to the north end of the Trees of Mystery gift shop and is one of the largest privately owned world class museums there is. It has been painstakingly assembled over a period of about 40 years by Marylee Thompson, and her heart is in every item on display here. The museum is constantly being upgraded and improved, so even if you were here as recently as a few months ago, there is always new information and more displays.

Trees of Mystery is open daily, with hours varying from summer to winter. 15500 Hwy 101 N., Klamath. • 707-482-2251 • TreesOfMystery.net

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Vichy Springs is a unique 157 year old historic hot springs resort located in Ukiah, only one hour north of Santa Rosa. Vichy offers the only naturally warm and carbonated Vichy mineral baths in North America.

At Vichy Springs you’ll feel a million miles from your cares, and “your heart will sing a new song”. Vichy Springs’ history includes visits from the likes of Presidents Ulysses S. Grant and William Harrison, Teddy Roosevelt and daughter Alice, Mark Twain, Jack London and Robert Louis Stevenson.

Vichy offers delightfully appointed rooms and cottages for overnight stays. Included in their room rates are breakfast in the morning, full use of the naturally warm and carbonated “Vichy” mineral baths, hot soaking pool, Olympic size swimming pool in season and 700 private acres for walking and hiking. Vichy Springs offers massage and facials between 8am and 8pm.

For the fit and firm the baths are simply one of the most relaxing feelings one can experience in water. The carbonation after three or four minutes dramatically dilates the body’s capillaries and gives the bather a feeling of warmth and peacefulness. Tranquillity follows and usually the bather begins to gently float in the bath. Due to the unique properties of the water the bather’s skin is softened in the water and feels much like a baby’s. 707.462.9515. • www.vichysprings.com

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Lift off with Napa Valley Balloons

At Napa Valley Balloons your flight will be preceded by a pre-dawn Continental Breakfast, followed by a brief pilot orientation. Upon arrival at your launch site, you become a part of the buzz, from the hum of the inflater fans to the roar of the burners. Then... lift off, followed by... silence!

Gently, the balloon lifts into the early morning breeze that ushers you above corridors of grapes and between the mountains of one of the most magnificent valleys on Earth. As you drift along there is no movement of air, for you have become the wind. Above it all, your experienced and knowledgeable pilot and host will welcome questions and serve as your guide for points of local interest and the Valley’s extraordinary beauty.

Enchantment, romance, and excitement fill every colorful moment of this graceful adventure. Your flight is a momentous occasion to celebrate with special friends. The award winning Napa Valley Balloons, Inc. has been flying hot air balloons over the Napa Valley for over 30 years. They have FAA certified pilots and aircraft, a professional staff and an impeccable safety record with thousands of satisfied adventurers experiencing the pleasure of hot air ballooning. The experience will last an hour but the memories will last a lifetime! Once earthbound again, your flight is celebrated with Napa Valley’s finest sparkling wines at their delicious Champagne Breakfast, where best stories are told and lifelong friendships are sealed. For flight information and reservations call 800.253.2224.

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Mineral Hot Springs Resort & Country Inn www.vichysprings.com

Famous Champagne Baths, Overnight Accommodations and Day Use See why Jack London, Mark Twain, Ulysses S. Grant, Teddy Roosevelt, Robert Louis Stevenson and many other distinguished guests fell in love with this resort.

Indulge in first class spa treatments

Welcoming visitors and world-wide travelers for 161 years 18 well-appointed rooms and 8 private cottages available for overnight stays

California Historic Landmark No. 980 North America’s only warm, naturally carbonated “Vichy” baths, famous worldwide Mineral hot pool and Olympic-size pool

Massage, Facials, Hot Stone Massage and Reflexology Treatments

700 acre private reserve for walking, hiking and rejuvenation

2605 Vichy Springs Rd, Ukiah 707-462-9515

Reservations may be needed for Day Use

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