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…not available at the park, so be sure to bring your own. Dogs are not allowed on trails. Parking is $7; free for Sonoma County Regional Parks members. 5297 Sonoma Mountain Road,…
…at Crane Creek Regional Park Crane Creek Regional Park, Rohnert Park, California Best known for abundant springtime wildflowers, the 128-acre Crane Creek Regional Park is spectacular. Tucked in the rolling meadows…
…park’s website. Fort Ross State Historic Park Fort Ross State Historic Park Fort Ross is a California State Historic Park showcasing a Historic Landmark Russian-era fort. Located 11 miles north…
…a 1940s-era Quonset hut. With more than 8,500 square feet of gallery space and 30-foot high ceilings, this impressive space presents national and international artists in a museum-like setting. Taste…
…forests, scrub thickets, and salmon habitats. Bring lunch, as the park contains a picnic area with barbecue grills. 5. Sonoma Valley Regional Park, Glen Ellen Sonoma Valley Regional Park, located…
…at Jack London State Historic Park (described below), which allows you to continue hiking for miles. Sonoma Coast State Park Goat Rock Beach This park consists of 17 unforgettable miles of…
…of the county’s most popular parks, Spring Lake offers equestrians dirt trails surrounding the lake, crossing wooded hillsides, and connecting with Trione-Annadel State Park. Access horse trailer parking at the Newanga…
…and many others. Spring Lake Regional Park, Santa Rosa Spring Lake Regional Park, Santa Rosa, California Located on the outskirts of Santa Rosa, the park’s large size and colossal freshwater…
…Rohnert Park. Petaluma North 320 Corona Road Day-use parking is complimentary at this SMART station parking lot from 4 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. SMART riders can park overnight at this…
