Search Results: Matthew Gray Gubler
…waves crash like thunder, the invigorating air is fragrant with sea salt, and velvet gray clouds sparkle with brilliant shards of gold as the sun streams through. Fewer tourists tend…
…scenic miles along the Sonoma coastline. The ocean overlook at Bodega Head is prime for watching gray and blue whales traveling south from the Chukchi Sea near Alaska and down to…
…In late April and early May, in particular, the peninsula at Bodega Head, part of Sonoma Coast State Park, is a great place to see gray whales migrate from Baja California to Alaska. They…
…family-owned bakery that uses freshly milled organic flours, gray sea salt rich in flavor and minerals, water with the perfect balance of temperature and purity (free of chlorine and unwanted…
…After our pitch to Patrick Clarke, Senior Editor at TravelPulse, he highlighted Sonoma County in his roundup of the world’s top destinations for experiencing the annual Pacific gray whale migration….
…region. Meanwhile, along the coastline, witness the annual migration of Pacific gray whales spouting water from their blowholes from late winter through spring. Indeed, now is a time of rejuvenation…
…Coast Kitchen: Big entrees for one and small plates for sharing from celebrity chef Gray Rollin, and one of the best tap selections in town. Open daily until 10:30 p.m. 523…
…wide variety of ecosystems creates welcoming habitat for lots of wildlife, including the commonly seen black-tailed deer, western gray squirrel, skunk, opossum, coyote and raccoon, as well as the more…
…the awe-inspiring creatures off the coast all year long, but chances are best during their primary migrations (October through February, when gray whales head south from Alaska to Mexico, and…
…– 4 p.m. for individuals and groups of less than 10. Did you know that more than 20,000 gray whales migrate past the Sonoma Coast each year? From January through…
