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…gulch that leads to a small, picturesque beach on Bodega Bay. The quarter-mile beach is dotted with interesting rocks and tide pools. You’ll enjoy the sight of Pinnacle Rock seastack…
…fresh-caught salmon grilled with asparagus, seafood chowders, wasabi tobiko oysters, or applewood smoked filet mignon. Rocker Oysterfellers at Lucas Wharf, Bodega Bay Enjoy delicious food with a stunning sunset view…
…including the Alexander Valley, Chalk Hill, and Sonoma Coast. Be sure to visit their next-door neighbor, J Vineyards & Winery, to taste world-renowned California sparkling wine and other varietals. Rochioli…
…has plenty going on. Buy some Dan Post cowboy boots, a pair of Rock & Roll cowgirl jeans, or a western chap and vest set for the kids at Bosworth…
…beautiful beaches separated by rocky bluffs and headlands, stretching 17 gorgeous miles along Highway 1 from Bodega Head to slightly north of Jenner. Along the way are more than a…
…Part of the 17-mile-long Sonoma Coast State Park, Bodega Head is the rocky headland that forms the commanding entrance into Bodega Harbor. The harbor side of the headland provides a…
…fishing include: Bodega Bay, which has something for all anglers: Doran Regional Park has a rock jetty at the harbor mouth that’s a good place to fish or go crabbing, plus there’s…
…the valley appellations. Pine Mountain-Cloverdale Peak is all about cooler, lightly breezy days, but warmer nights. Split Rock Springs Ranch, on Pine Mountain, grows certified organic olives and produces organic…
…2-mile, one-hour loop begins on the Pony Gate Trail for a little over a mile before it connects with the Canyon Trail, heading up into the rocky canyon source of…
…is required. Pinnacle Gulch Trail The half-mile, unpaved Pinnacle Gulch Coastal Access Trail traverses a gorge that leads to a quarter-mile beach on Bodega Bay that’s dotted with exciting rocks and tide…
…amidst the sound of waves crashing against the rocks far below. Lake Sonoma Recreation Area, Healdsburg Set at the very northern end of Dry Creek Road, there’s barely any light…
