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…America’s natural beauty with a drive north on Highway 1. The Sonoma Coast State Park stretches for 17 miles along the coast, offering a series of long sandy beaches and…
…is part of the 17-mile-long Sonoma Coast State Park. Revel in Fort Ross History Fort Ross State Historic Park From 1812 to 1841, Fort Ross — situated on a bluff…
…California State Parks, Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods, and the National Park Service’s National Historic Landmarks Program. Fish Friendly Farming Certification Program Ten distinguished winegrape growers and wineries from…
…by taking the short trail to the historic one-room schoolhouse at Fort Ross. Sonoma Coast State Park South Salmon Creek Beach This truly amazing park consists of a series of…
…Sonoma Valley Regional Park, Jack London State Historic Park, and Sugarloaf Ridge State Park. Arts, Culture & History Sonoma County has a rich cultural heritage, featuring the historic Mission San…
…Regional Park North Sonoma Mountain Regional Park Ragle Ranch Regional Park Riverfront Regional Park Shiloh Ranch Regional Park Sonoma Valley Regional Park Spring Lake Regional Park Taylor Mountain Regional Park…
…friendly. Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Located northeast of Kenwood in the Mayacamas Mountains on Sonoma County’s eastern border, sleep in a fully-furnished luxury canvas tent or…
…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…
…Point State Park brochure. Sunset and Dinner at River’s End Restaurant For top-rated dining on the Sonoma Coast with sensational views, River’s End Restaurant offers a feast for all your…
…conservation efforts. Enjoy a sustainable picnic inspired by local makers and artisans at Oliver’s Market With approximately 20,000 acres of protected land along the Sonoma Coast, the Sonoma Coast State…
…canoe, and experience the spectacular majesty of a Sonoma County getaway. Exploring the River’s Twists and Turns Our first stop along Eastside Road is the 300-acre Riverfront Regional Park, which…
