101 Things To Do in Sonoma County

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Contents SANTA ROSACOASTAL ADVENTURES 65. Stroll through Luther Burbank Home & Gardens ........................................... 46 66. Shop & Dine at Historic Railroad Square .......................................................... 46 1. Take a Hike on the Coast ......................................................................................... 11 67. Go on Safari & Experience the Sonoma Serengeti......................................... 46 2. Drive the Beautiful Pacific Coast Highway........................................................ 11 68. Ride a Train or Carousel at Howarth Park.......................................................... 47 3. Fly a Kite on the Beach ............................................................................................ 12 69. Choose Your Battle at Laser Tag of Santa Rosa................................................ 47 4. Ride a Horse on the Beach...................................................................................... 12 70. Saddle Up at Cloverleaf Ranch.............................................................................. 47 5. Go Sportfishing ........................................................................................................... 12 71. Pedal, Paddle or Fish Around Spring Lake ......................................................... 48 6. See Where Hitchcock Filmed the Birds............................................................... 12 72. See the Show at 6th Street Playhouse in Railroad Square.......................... 48 7. Wine Surf in Bodega Bay ......................................................................................... 13 73. Climb Aboard at Pacific Coast Air Museum ....................................................... 48 8. See the Whales............................................................................................................ 13 74. Spend the day at Schulz Museum......................................................................... 48 9. Discover Coastal Parks & Ocean Beaches ......................................................... 13 75. Go Ice Skating at Snoopy’s Home Ice .................................................................. 48 10. Take a 3-Hour Sailboat Tour of Bodega Bay...................................................... 13 76. Discover the Children’s Museum of Sonoma County...................................... 48 11. Take a Kayak on a WaterTreks EcoTour ............................................................... 13 77. See a Concert at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts ..................................... 49 12. Hike or Bike on a Willow Creek Trail.................................................................... 15 78. Visit the Sonoma County Museums of Art and History.................................. 49 13. Take the King Ridge Bicycle Trail.......................................................................... 15 79. See a Concert at Rock Star University’s House of Rock................................. 49 14. Spend the Day at Salt Point State Park............................................................... 15 15. See a Real Fort at Fort Ross Historic Park ......................................................... 15 HEALDSBURG 16. See Fine Art or a Concert at Gualala Arts Center ............................................ 15 17. Golf Oceanside at the Links at Bodega Harbour............................................. 15 80. Browse the World’s Only Hand Fan Museum.................................................... 55 18. Discover Life in the Tidepools ............................................................................... 16 81. Take a Wine Walk in Healdsburg ........................................................................... 55 19. Taste Wine at Sonoma Coast Vineyards.............................................................. 16 82. Go Boating on Lake Sonoma .................................................................................. 55 20. See the Vibrant Colors at Kruse Rhododendron Park .................................... 16 83. Tour Wine Country & Redwoods on a Segway.................................................. 56 21. Explore the Rugged Coast at Sea Ranch Lodge .............................................. 16 84. See Live Theatre and More at Raven Theatre .................................................. 56 85. Float the River with River’s Edge Kayak & Canoe .......................................... 58BACK TO NATURE CLOVERDALE22. Have an EcoAdventure with Stewards of the Coast....................................... 1723. Take a Hike on a Wine Country Trail .................................................................... 18 86. See the Show at Cloverdale Performing Arts Center ..................................... 5924. Step Back in Time at the Petrified Forest .......................................................... 18 87. See an Outdoor Concert at Friday Night Live ................................................... 5925. Go Camping in Wine Country ................................................................................. 1826. Go Birding ..................................................................................................................... 18 SONOMA VALLEY27. Have an EcoOdyssey with EcoRing ...................................................................... 1828. Spend the Day at Gualala Regional Park............................................................ 19 88. Tour Quarryhill Botanical Gardens ....................................................................... 6229. Explore North Sonoma Mountain Regional Park ............................................ 19 89. See the Latest Exhibit at Sonoma Valley Museum ......................................... 6230. Take a Long Weekend Bicycling Tour................................................................... 19 90. Head to the Races at Sonoma Raceway.............................................................. 6231. Take the Sonoma County Regional Parks Trails Challenge.......................... 19 91. Visit Jack London’s Home ......................................................................................... 6232. Spend the Day at Foothills Regional Park ......................................................... 19 92. Enjoy Stand-Up Comedy with Crushers of Comedy ........................................ 63 93. Take a Tour of California’s Last Mission in Sonoma........................................ 63TAKE TO THE SKY 94. Commune with Nature at Bouverie Preserve.................................................... 63 95. Experience Broadway Under the Stars................................................................ 6333. Get Up & Away in a Hot Air Balloon.................................................................... 20 96. Enjoy Live Music on the Lawn at Funky Friday................................................ 6334. Tour Wine Country and the Coast in a Helicopter........................................... 2035. Jump Out of an Airplane with NorCal Skydiving ............................................. 20 BEYOND THE BORDERS36. Lift Off with Napa Valley Balloons ....................................................................... 2037. See Wine Country in a Vintage Aircraft............................................................... 20 97. Tour a Jelly Bean Factory at Jelly Belly ................................................................ 65 98. Kayak the Napa River and Learn Its Secrets ..................................................... 65CRAFT BEER & BREWERIES 99. Relax in a Champagne Bath at Vichy Springs................................................... 65 100. See Lake Tahoe from a Hot Air Balloon.............................................................. 6538. Tour Breweries with Brew Brothers Brewery Tours......................................... 22 101. See Paul Bunyan and the Trees of Mystery........................................................ 6539. Sample World Class Brew at Bear Republic ...................................................... 2240. Tour Local Breweries with North Bay Brewery Tours ..................................... 22 A DDVENTURE OG....................................................................................................... 66 A S CNTIQUING IN ONOMA OUNTY ............................................................. 21 Directory of Breweries, Brewpubs & Tap Rooms............................................. 23D W & VIRECTORY OF INERIESINEYARDS............................................ 24SEBASTOPOL SONOMA COUNTY41. Feed Hungry Plants.................................................................................................... 32 ®42. Tour the Area on a Bike from Sebastopol Bike Center................................... 3243. Walk Through Northern Cal’s Largest Wetlands .............................................. 32 SUMMER/FALL 201644. Ride or Hike the West County or Joe Rodota Trail........................................... 3345. See Live Theatre at Main Stage West.................................................................. 33RUSSIAN RIVER RESORT AREA Volume 30, Number 746. Spend the Day at Johnson’s Beach on the Russian River ............................. 35 Hayley Yount Severe, Assoc. Publisher Art Severe, Publisher47. See Live Theatre at Curtain Call in Monte Rio ................................................. 3648. Golf in the Redwoods at Northwood Golf Club ............................................... 36 707.845.1736 • [email protected] 707.845.6299 • [email protected]. Walk Among the Giant Redwoods at Armstrong Natural Reserve............. 3650. Ride the Ziplines in the Redwoods... Day or Night......................................... 37 Sarah Amador, Contributing Writer • [email protected]. Treat Yourself at Osmosis Day Spa ....................................................................... 3752. See a Concert at Occidental Center for the Arts.............................................. 37 707.604.7241 • FAX 707.676.919353. Drive or Bike Bohemian Highway......................................................................... 38 101 Things To Do® in Wine Country magazine is distributedPETALUMA freely in hundreds of locations, printed 2x annually with an annual circulation in excess of 100,000 throughout the Sonoma County, Napa County, Marin County54. Enjoy Live Theatre at Cinnabar.............................................................................. 4055. See a Concert at Mystic Theatre............................................................................ 40 and surrounding regions. For advertising information, call 707.845-629956. Explore the Petaluma Library/Historical Museum.......................................... 40 101 Things To Do® magazines are available for Humboldt, Sonoma, Shasta, Butte,57. 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Our Featured Photographers Marlene Ortiz Smith Eric TobiasI have loved the beauty surrounding me since My goal as a photographer is simple. To have theI was a child and have grabbed any camera viewer experience the same emotions I did when Iwithin arms reach to try and capture what I photographed the subject. For me, photography hascould see with my own eyes. Digital cameras become a lifestyle. It’s my visual diary, my windowgave me the freedom to see my results instant- into timelessness. I have a passion for photographingly so in turn l was able to learn quickly what the wine county because every season and every backwould give me the results I was looking for. road brings a rich pallete of photo opportunities. MyWhat I love most about photography is being creativity never fails to be fed in this land of endlessable to freeze a moment in life that touches vineyards, vintage barns and pastoral landscapes.your heart, and takes you to a place of peace and happiness.www.marlene-memoriesphotography.blogspot.com www.inTransitionStudio.com www.facebook.com/MarleneSmithPhotography www.facebook.com/inTransition.Studio Rich Fraguero Mike Shoys Each day many moments come and go, and we are left only with a memory. “I hope everyone loves the place they grew up as A memory is a story in our mind which fades with time much as I love the redwood range since childhood, while little details are slowly lost. I am fascinated by where my back yard was a redwood forest, I’ve been the idea of being able to freeze a memory and bring seeking out places of natural beauty just because it it home with me...our memories fade over time but a feels good. After years of day hiking, mountain biking, picture lasts forever. The pictures I take are represen- backpacking, and sunset watching, a camera was add- tations of the moments that have had an impact on my ed to my pack and things started to change. At first, life. They are the captured moments I’ve been able to disposable cameras allowed me to share views from some amazing places, bring home with me and am able to treasure forever. I which I seemed to have a habit of finding. As time passed and my abilities really believe a picture is worth a thousand words. improved and camera upgraded, photography became a main objective of www. richfraguero.smugmug.com outdoor adventures. These days I tend to plan trips around photography, www.facebook.com/rich.fraguero which fits seamlessly with my desire to seek beauty.”Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store www. mikeshoys.com www.facebook.com/pages/Mike-Shoys-Photography/416778685612 Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 5

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10 1 %C HI L D R EN ’ S BEL L T O W ER 19 North Via Hwy 1: Bodega Bay C O M M U N I T Y C EN T ER Jenner - 11 miles Businesses Fort Ross - 24 miles Sea Ranch - 42 miles 1. Adams Realty Gualala - 48 miles 2. Bay View Restaurant Fort Bragg - 132 BAY HILL RD. 3. Bluewater Bistro / kN BAY FLAT RD. 8 1 8 Links at Bodega Harbour SONOMA COAST STATE BEACH map not to scale 9 5 23 4. Boat House Restaurant/ RD 21 Bodega Bay Sportfishing 15 SPUD POINT EASTSHORE 6 14 5. Bodega Bay “BEST” D MARINA 12 24 17 4 Vacation Rentals 6. Bodega Bay Escapes WESTSIDE 25 11 REGIONAL PARK 13 Vacation Rentals 7. Bodega Bay Lodge / n 1 Duck Club Restaurant 20 8. Bodega Bay Massage 9. Bodega Bay RV Park UC DAVIS 28 2 10. Bodega Bay Sailing BODEGA 11. Bodega Bay Surf ShackHORSESHOE MARINE LAB i VISITOR CENTER 12. Candy & Kites COVE 13. Deikmann’s Bay Store SHORE RD. 14. East Shore Outfitters WEST MITH BROS. RD. 15. Fisherman’s Cove Bodega Bay 22 16. Fishetarian CALIFORNIA  Fish Market & Deli 17. Gourmet Au Bay S Bodega 26 18. Hagemann Ranch h o Doran Beach Rd. THE 16 h Trout Farm DORAN 12 19. Horse N Around USCG REGIONAL BIRD 1 PARK WALK Trail Rides 20. Ren Brown GalleryBODEGA CACMOPVBEELL’S DORAN PARK RD. 1 21. Second Wind HEAD 7 22. Sonoma Coast Vineyards HOLE IN S. HARBOUR WAY 23. Sonoma Concierge THE HEAD 24. Spud Point Crab Company ] HERON DR. 18 27 25. The Birds Café 1 & Birdhouse Gifts 26. The Casino Bar & Grill 3 19 27. The Continental Inn 28. Tide’s Wharf Restaurant To view map online visit North Via Hwy 1: Petaluma - 27 mileswww.visitbodegabayca.com/#!area-map/c15a6 Tomales - 15 miles Hwy 101 - 29 miles1412 Bay Flat Road, Bodega Bay, Ca Fresh Seafood Case Fish & Chips Oysters • Calimari Prawns • Fish Tacos Organic Salads Gluten Free Options FREE CUP OF *WITH PURCHASE OF LUNCH OR DINNER C *HOWDER MU(SETXPPIRREESSE9N/T30T/H1IS6)AD Fishetarian Fish Market 599 Highway 1 South (next to Lucas Wharf) Bodega Bay, Ca • 707.875.9092 • fishetarian.org

oastal 2 PDARCIVIFEICTHCEOBAESATUHTIIFGUHLWAYd entures 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 photo by Rich Fraguero photo by Rich Fraguero au Bay (but keep in mind, the road ahead is a winding road, so perhaps better1 STOAKNEOMA AHCIKOE AOSNT THE on the way back). Continue up the coast and you will pass numerous accessible beaches, including the extremely photogenic Goat Rock Beach. Sonoma Coast hiking options are diverse and plentiful, from sand dunes topeaks with trails offering vistas as far away as the San Francisco Golden Gate As you continue north, in approximately 10 miles you will encounter JennerBridge. by the Sea. The Russian River flows into the Pacific Ocean at Jenner. Relax andSonoma Coast State Park 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 There are three areas of the park that offer hiking opportunities. Most of the beach and is the best spot you will ever find for watching sunsets, has beenthe hikes along the headlands are not that strenuous as you are walking across named among the most romantic spots in the world. Jenner Inn offers lodgingfairly flat ground that is essentially an open prairie. with breathtaking views. And just a few miles north (about 12), Timber Cove InnSouth Sonoma Coast Bodega Head has a relatively short hiking trail that goes around the head-lands. 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 trailsystem found in the Bodega Dunes section of the park. Here you can walk alongthe headlands and on the beach. (On clear nights, Bodega Head is an excellentplace for star gazing!) Sonoma Coast Trail is a pretty bluff-top route that connects to some won-derful 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 canalso begin at Goat Rock, located a half mile north of the trailhead. The rockis connected to the mainland by a causeway. During the 1920s, Goat Rock wasquarried, 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 willfind the mouth of the Russian River. The 110 mile-long river is one of the largeston the North Coast. At the river mouth, you can observe osprey nesting in thetreetops. The California brown pelican is one of several species of birds thatbreed and nest on Penny Island, located in the river mouth. Directions to trailhead: From Highway 1, ten miles north of the town ofBodega Bay, turn west on Goat Rock Road. Signed Sonoma Coast Trail beginsat a small parking lot on the left of the road. If you’d like to begin this walk atGoat Rock, continue to road’s end at a large parking area. Sonoma Coast Trail heads south along the edge of the bluffs. Soon, you’llstep over a stile and head across a pasture. The trail climbs to a saddle on theshoulder 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 grassybluffs and a weathered old barn in the distance. After crossing another ravine, the path reaches the Shell Beach parkingarea. A short trail descends the bluffs to Shell Beach. Another trail extendsnorthwest, 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 privatehome, then doubling back seaward. The trail plunges into Furlong Gulch, thenswitchbacks back up to the bluffs. You can follow the trail or the beach toWright’s Beach Campground. Further north in Sonoma Coast State Park are two other trails. The KortumTrail extends from Blind Beach to Wright’s Beach. Access (parking) is midwayalong the trail at Shell Beach at Wright’s Beach. The trail travels along headlandsand down to a few beaches. You can also travel inland from Shell Beach by takingthe Pomo Canyon Trail. It begins at Route 1, just across the pull-off entrance toShell Beach and ends at Pomo Canyon Environmental Camp. Another trail of note is at the northern edge of the park. Vista Point is ashort loop trail that goes to breathtaking Vista Point. There is a parking lot andpicnic tables at the trailhead.Sonoma Coast Beaches: Miles of sandy beaches, rugged headlands with spectacular vistas, and arocky coast with secret coves and arches carved by the sea and wind make thisarea popular for Sonoma hiking. Sonoma Coast State Beach is not one beach, butmany. You could easily overlook them, because most aren’t visible from Highway1. The beaches are tucked away in rocky coves, and hidden by tall bluffs. Col-orfully 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 dangerof “sneaker waves,” frequent along this coast, that can sweep hikers off rocks. See our website and Mobile App for a list and descriptions of all beaches.

COASTAL ADVENTURES 4 RSOIDNEOAMHA OCROSEASOTN THEand Alexander’s Restaurant offer a view-filled hide-away with culinary benefits. So you want to ride a horse on the You will also see Fort Ross State Park, where you can tour this 200 year old beach? Whether it’s on your bucket list or just something that sounds intriguing,Russian Settlement, including an actual fort. it is possible with Horse N Around Trail The next 25 miles includes more rugged coastal scenery, several accessible Rides. These two coastal operators offer turnkey, affordable adventuresbeaches, Sea Ranch Lodge and Restaurant, and Sea Ranch Golf Course. Just you won’t soon forget!over the Mendocino County border you will find yourself in the charming villageof Gualala, where the Gualala River meets the sea. Here you’ll find an array Horse N Around is located on leg-of unique shopping opportunities. (707) 869-2958 •parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450 endary Chanslor Ranch in Bodega Bay.•stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org Take an unforgettable ride through the beautiful dunes of Bodega Bay to the3 FLY A KITE ON THE BEACH breathtaking Beach! This ride is not only fabulous because of the panoramic views of the amazing Sonoma Coast but also Spend a windy afternoon with because you are helping save lives! Every penny goes to rescue horses that have your bare feet in the sand and your been neglected, abused, abandoned or destined for slaughter. Most of the horses eyes fixed in the sky as you fly a kite used for the trail rides are rescued horses that were given a second chance. on the beach. Watching the kite dip and soar as it is blown about by the Wetlands Trail is a gentle ride with beautiful views of the ocean. A great wind will bring out the inner child ride for young cowboys and cowgirls, first time riders and timid riders. You’ll in anyone. ride through the protected wetlands where you’ll see an abundance of bird life. A great ride for the whole family! These days, kites have pro- gressed well beyond the simple single Osprey Trail is a scenic trail that winds through protected wetlands and string-and-tail models. Fly all sorts around a turtle pond. This trail is gentle and is an easy, comfortable way for of more challenging and high perfor- you to enjoy riding a horse. mance kites, such as stunt kites and traction kites that will do flips and Salmon Creek Trail rides through protected wetlands and down into the loops and figure eights with only the canyon to Salmon Creek. This trail has great views of the ocean and Salmon tug of a string. For the “power kiter,” Creek. Not recommended for timid or fearful riders. Enjoy the panoramic views try kitegroundboarding, buggying of the ocean among the herd of Galloway Cattle. The trail is called the Blacktailand free flying. Trail for good reason, they often encounter Coastal Blacktail Mule Deer as they There are a full range of kites available, and the perfect place to start is at graze on the hill. Not for timid riders.Candy and Kites in Bodega Bay. This colorful, coastal shop offers an out of thisworld selection of kites and accessories. As the name implies, however, Candy Miwok Trail is one of their most diverse trail rides, with beautifuland Kites is not just for kites. They also sell a scrumptious variety of hand made views of the ocean, you’ll walk along the serene Salmon Creek and underchocolates, saltwater taffy, old-fashioned candies, flags, banners, spinners and the canopy of trees where the Miwok Indians had a village along thea plethora of beach toys and books for the kids. 1415 Coastal Hwy 1 in Bodega creek. Not for timid riders. 2660 N. Hwy One, Bodega Bay. 707-875-8849Bay • (707) 875-3777. • candyandkites.com •horsenaroundtrailrides.com (707) 869-2958 •parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450 •stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org12 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry 5 PGAOCISFIPCOORTCFIESAHNING ON THE This is a great time of year to go sportfishing. Bodega Bay is the gate- way 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 family, this will be an experience you always remember! Get the latest fish- ing report at usafishing.com/bodega.html. 1410 B Bay Flat Rd., Bodega Bay 707.875.3344 •bodegabaysportfishing.com 6 FSIELEMWEDH“ETREHEHBITICRDHCS”OCK 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 moun- tains, 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. 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a facade built by the film crew, and is COASTAL ADVENTURESno longer there. A glimpse of the BodegaCatholic Church was seen in the film, 9 D&ISOCOCEVAENR CBEOAACSHTAESL PARKSwhich still exists. Some other structuresburned down in the late 60s, but the Sonoma Coast State Park is one of the most popular parks in Northernserene countryside and the roads trav- California for good reason. There’s plenty to do, including hiking, horsebackeled are quite recognizable. riding, fishing, crabbing, beachcombing, surfing, picnicking, camping, and aba- lone diving. However, this is not a good place to go swimming or wading. The Shown in one of the opening scenes, park is made up of a series of beaches separated by rocky bluffs and headlands.Bay Hill Road can be found entering Hwy There are long sandy beaches, secluded coves, tide pools, sea stacks, and natural1, both north and south of town. At the arches. There’s an underwater park for divers that extends the length of thenorth end, drive up about a mile, safely park. All these beaches have dangerous currents and waves. Even the surf areaturn around and look at the scene that was filmed over 40 years ago. is unsafe, and sneaker waves have claimed unwary visitors. Remember the gas station that blew up? That was the Tides Restaurant There are a number of beaches that you can walk or drive to. These includeand parking lot, used for the gas station, cafe and boat dock scenes. The gas (from south to north) South Salmon Beach, North Salmon Beach, Schoolhousestation was actually blown up on a studio lot. The Tides complex which has Beach, Portuguese Beach, Duncan’s Landing, Shell Beach, Blind Beach, and Goatbeen expanded and remodeled several times since then is now the Tides Rock Beach. The park starts just north of Jenner and extends 17 miles south toWharf Restaurant, serving local seafood specialties with panoramic views of Bodega Head, totaling some 5,000 acres. The park is not pet friendly.the bay. The Sonoma Coast Visitor Center in Bodega Bay receives thousandsof Hitchcock fans every year, looking for a glimpse of scenery from the film. Many of the beaches provide habitat for endangered species and do not•visitbodegabayca.org 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 7 WINE SURF IN BODEGA BAY leash. According to petfriendlytravel.com, dogs are allowed on Doran Beach, Marshall Gulch, Carmet Beach, Schoolhouse Beach, Portuguese Beach, Duncans Gourmet au Bay is Sonoma Coun- Cove, Wright’s Beach, Furlong Gulch, Shell Beach, Blind Beach. Dogs are pro- ty’s only waterside wine bar, bottle hibited at Salmon Creek North, Salmon Creek South, Miwok Beach, Coleman shop and gift store. What is “Wine Beach, Bodega Dunes Beach, Goat Rock Beach.•sonoma-coast-state-park.com Surfing”? First choose 3 wines to sample from their daily menu, then 10 TTOAKUER AO3F -BHOODUERGSAABILABYOAT your glasses are slipped into a carefully crafted “surfboard”, then you’ll care- Take a 3-hour sailing tour of Bodega Bay on a fully carry your surfboard of wine out beautiful 33’ sailboat. Owner/Captain Rich Crumley to their beautiful viewing deck right has been sailing since he was a boy. His goal is to not on the bay. Linger on the deck and only ensure you and your companions have a goodenjoy award winning wines, engaging conversation and a breathtaking view. So time, he will also educate you about local geology,experience an unforgettable Bodega Bay sunset and try Wine Surfing. Gourmet history and the animals that hatch, feed, migrate andau Bay is a great place to enjoy a glass of wine or share a bottle and some cheese spout in the rich habitat of Bodega Bay.and delectable crackers with friends. Buy a bottle and enjoy complimentarycorkage at many participating area restaurants. Stop in to their new location on Rich, a former Park Ranger for Sonoma CountyBay Flat Road, and sample something form their new Wood Fired Oven! Parks, says his boat, The Entropy II, can take up to They are open every day from 11am to 7pm, Friday and Saturday until 8pm. four people on the three-hour sailing tours and reaches 1412 Bay Flat Road, Bodega Bay • 707.875.9875 •gourmetaubay.com speeds of 6 to 12 knots (6.9 to 13.8 mph). Expect to see sea lions, manta rey, white and blue heron. “This 8 SEE THE WHALES is a rest stop for migrating birds in the spring and fall,” Crumley explains. If it is the right time of year, you From late November through may even see migrating whales.February you may see California graywhales, 40 - 60 feet long. They are Captain Crumley generally will go sailing seven days a week at eithermigrating from the rich feeding fields 10am to 1pm or 2pm to 5pm. At just $80 per person, it is a real bargain and anof the Arctic region down the California unforgettable experience. They also offer a Sunset Cruise at $100 per person.coast. Pregnant whales are usually in 707.318.2251 • bodegabaysailing.orgthe lead, with non-pregnant femalesand males following behind, courting 11 WTAAKTEERATKREAKYASKEOCNOTAOURand mating as they travel. After a fourto seven week stay in the lagoons of Imagine seeing harbor seals, blue heronscoastal Baja, while the birthing takes and an ancient singing stone in one day.place, the migration returns by the Depending on the season, and adventure youNorth Coast from late February through might see gray whales, white pelicans or baldApril. On their journey, the whales move past Point Reyes, the Farallon Islands, eagles. In late summer, bioluminescent plank-through Half Moon Bay and Monterey Bay, and follow the coastline along Southern ton attach to the fish and you can watch fishCalifornia before reaching Mexico. Mothers and their calves leave last, so they dart like fireworks under your kayak. Wherecan be seen passing by as late as early May. does all this wonder occur? It is where the river meets the waves, and WaterTreks EcoTours To see the whales at close range, you can take a whale-watching cruise or, knows the special spots. Trained guides shareif you’re fortunate, you may sight one of these incredible creatures as you gaze Russian River Estuary history, such as Pennyat the ocean from a bluff. The fascinating migration of California gray whales Island’s dairy or the Skywatcher, a Kashayacan be observed from Sonoma County shores or on whale-watching cruises. Pomo singing stone. Descended from a longLocal fishing boats offer whale-watching cruises throughout the season. While line of Kashaya who live in the area, owner Sukion a cruise, you may see dolphins, humpback whales, harbor seals, seabirds, Waters herself spent part of her childhood onand possibly even a blue whale, the largest animal known to man. Stewards of the river and coast, learning to fish, harvestthe Coast and Redwoods offers Docent led Whale Watching Tours. seaweed and how to identify the wildlife, photo by Eric Tobias flora and fauna of the estuary. WaterTrek’s Whale watching season along the Sonoma coast peaks in December andJanuary. Great viewing opportunities abound at Gualala Point and Stillwater Living Classrooms project helps students of all ages discover science and historyRegional Parks, or Black Point and Walk On Beach accesses (in Sea Ranch). The firsthand. Open seven days a week, you will find their booth across from Cafélarge males, females, and their calves, are often seen from Bodega Head. The Aquatica in Jenner. Kayak rentals also available daily. All reservations by phone:local Whale Watching Club gathers there with “Official Whale Watcher” gear (707) 865-2249. WaterTreks runs year ‘round, so call them today to book yourand shows visitors what to look for and where whales have been spotted. Other adventure! 707.865.2249 • watertreks.comgood locations include Fort Ross State Park, Timber Cove, Salt Point Park andSonoma Coast State Beach (Shell Beach). 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COASTAL ADVENTURESSONOMA 4COAST To Gualala, ANNAPOLIS Lake Sonoma Mendocino, Ann Recreation Area Fort Bragg s Rd adDry CreeDry Creek k apoli Gualala River1. Bodega Bay Merchants, Inns 5 To Ro and Restaurants (See page 9-13) Healdsburg • Bay View Restaurant STEWARTS POINT • Boat House Restaurant / Bodega Bay Sportfishing CAZADERO River WeRstosaidde • Bodega BAy “BEST” Rd Vacation Rentals 2 • Bluewater Bistro / 7 DUNCANS MILLS MONTE RIO Links at Bodega Harbour • Candy & Kites 6 OCCIDENTAL • East Shore Outfitters 1 • Fisherman’s Cove 3 • Fishetarian Deli & Market • Gourmet Au Bay Wine Surfing FREESTONE • Horse N Around Trail Rides • Ren Brown Art Gallery Bodega Hwy • Sonoma Coast Vineyards BODEGA • Sonoma Concierge • Spud Point Crab Company • The Birds Cafe • The Boat House Restaurant • Tides Wharf Restaurant2. Casa Panama Vacation Rental3. Osmosis Day Spa4. Seacliff on the Bluff5. Sea Ranch Lodge & Restaurant6. Sonoma Canopy Tours (Zipline)7. WaterTreks EcoTours Discover Americano CreekSea Ranch Lodge Bodega DILLON TOMALES Bay BEACH and come be alone, NOT ALL STREETS SHOWN • MAP NOT TO SCALE together. Indulge at ©2016 by 101 Things To Do®Black Point Grill with our seasonallydriven menu paired with the finest regional wines. 707.785.2371 Download our Mobile App! SeaRanchLodge.com Available for Free at Google Play 60 Sea Walk Drive, The Sea Ranch Ca 95947 Store and iTunes App Store!14 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry (Search 101 Things To Do Sonoma) Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

12 WHIIKLELOOWR CBIRKEEEKA TRAIL IN COASTAL ADVENTURES This 3,000+ acre addition to Bike, trails, RV facilities, skin and scuba diving, horseback riding, fishing, a the Sonoma Coast State Park is variety of camping options and educational programs are available at this phe- somewhat unique, not only for nomenal site. Unique to this park is the Tafoni (Italian for “cavern”). A natural its beautiful, hilly landscape, but phenomenon, Tafoni is a honeycombed network carved into the rocks, forming also for the fact that it survives pits, knobs, ribs and ridges. through a stewardship program with LandPaths. While the land Salt Point State Park is located on Hwy 1, about 20 miles north of Jenner. is open for hiking, biking, and For more information, call (707) 847-3221. •parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450 horseback riding, you’ll need •parks.ca.gov/?page_id=453 • stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org to obtain a permit to do so. However, the money collected 15 RSEOESSA SRTEAATLE FPOARRTK AT FORTthrough 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 Take a trip to the Fort Ross State Historicspace to explore for generations to come. The seed funds provide for public Park to see how members of the Russian-Amer-access and provided by the California Coastal Conservancy. Your assistance, too, ican settlement lived from 1812 to 1841. Theis key to helping manage access to this park. One important way to help is by park offers delightfully informative and enter-respecting private property boundaries that border all sides of Willow Creek. taining tours as well as a reconstructed Russian The Park offers a 15-mile network of ranch and logging roads leading to Orthodox chapel, barracks and two cornernumerous trails, perennial streams, and scenic overlooks. Trails connect with blockhouses. The Rotchev House is an originaladjacent State Park lands (Pomo Canyon and Shell Beach), allowing hikers and building that was renovated in 1836 for thebikers to trek from Duncans Mills to Shell Beach, approx. 7 miles each way. The last manager of Fort Ross, Alexander Rotchev.park features forests and grasslands with stunning views of the ocean, including Fishing, hiking, camping and scuba diving arethe popular “Islands in the Sky” loop. Access is from Duncans Mills off Freezeout popular activities at Fort Ross Historic Park,Road (with parking lot through locked gate) or at the end of Willow Creek Rd off and after a long day of fun, relax in the shadeColeman Valley Rd (limited parking on road) for current valid permit holders only. with a picnic at the picturesque picnic area. Fort If you would like to obtain a permit to hike, bike or horseback ride Ross State Historic Park is located 12 miles northat Willow Creek, go to: www.landpaths.org/propertyexplorer/willow- of Jenner on Hwy 1. (707) 847-3286. •parks.creek-people-powered-park.aspx. To get a copy of a detailed map, go to ca.gov/?page_id=449 • (707) 869-2958 •parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org/pdf/wc_trailmap.pdf. (707) 869-2958•parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450 •stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org 16 SATEEGFUINAELAALARTAORTRSACCEONTNECRERT13 TBAICKYECTLHEETKRAINILG RIDGE Get a taste of the area’s artistic culture. The Gualala Arts Center is home to some According to the Santa Rosa Cycling marvelous local and regional works of art.Club, “King Ridge Road is considered by Several galleries showcase metal and woodmany to be the crown jewel of North sculptures, all kinds of paintings and evenBay cycling roads.” There are a lot quilts. There are exciting special events occur-of beautiful rides to choose from, so ring year round, including the well-known andgive it a try and judge for yourself. It well-attended “Art in the Redwoods Festival”is, without a doubt, a challenging and in August. The Gualala Arts Center is a greatbeautiful day trip, at 55 miles. place to go to learn a new hobby. You could learn watercolor painting, glass blowing, stone The ride begins in the Russian River sculpture, jewelry making and even photography. The center is open weekdaysResort Area’s Monte Rio, from a parking 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and weekends from 12 noon to 4 p.m. The main building oflot on the north end of the bridge over the Russian River. From this Monte Rio the Gualala Arts Center is located off Highway 1 just south of Gualala off OldParks and Rec lot, turn left on River Road. Your route will parallel the river, then, Stage Road. You are going to want to call ahead of time to see what exhibits andafter a turn onto Austin Creek Road, proceed upstream along that pretty creek. classes are available. The Gualala Arts Center is open weekdays from 9:00 a.m.Relax and enjoy this redwood laden forest road about six miles, turning right to 4:00 p.m. and on weekends from 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m. Admission is free.onto Cazadero Highway. Follow that road to past the lazy hamlet of Cazadero Highway 1 South of Gualala • 707.884-1138 • gualalaarts.org(mile 9). Stop at the general store if you need water or supplies. 17 LGINOKLSF AOTCBEOANDSEIGDAE AHTATRHBEOR At the junction, take the middle road (King Ridge). Ride the ridgeline andprepare yourself for some of the most breathtaking vistas you will ever see. Over Experience the beauty and chal-the next 22 miles, the road you’re on will change names from Hauser Bridge to lenge of a true Scottish style linksSeaview to Fort Ross to Meyer’s Grade without really making any turns. At mile course. Perched along the spectacular36, we arrive at a junction with Fort Ross Road, coming up from the coast. Half Sonoma County Coast, the Links ata mile later, the other portion of Fort Ross turns left, while we continue straight Bodega Harbour combines breath-south on Meyers Grade. Connecting with Highway 1, you will take this ultimate taking natural beauty with a recentlythrill ride down that coastal highway past Timber Cove, Fort Ross and Jenner by remodeled Robert Trent Jones II design.the Sea, finally bringing you to a relatively level road back to Monte Rio, pass- Combining spectacular views of theing the unique shopping hamlet of Duncans Mills. srcc.memberlodge.com/TGR Pacific Ocean from all 18 holes, rolling fairways, undulating greens, and native S D SPEND THE AY AT ALT coastal rough, this golf course is sure to take your breath away.14 P S POINT TATE ARK Bluewater Bistro, right on site at the course, offers not only those won- derful mid-course refreshments, but also a full menu for breakfast, lunch andphoto by Marlene Ortiz Smith Salt Point State Park encompasses dinner. This ocean-side bistro offers a perfect combination of seaside and wine 6,000 acres of open grasslands, forested country cuisine for both golfers and non-golfers alike; serving only the freshest hills, pristine prairies and pygmy forests, ingredients possible, from Sonoma County beef, to fresh fish right off the boat. as well as a rugged coastline and an Every Thursday from 5pm-8pm join them for Live Music/Martini Night with local underwater park. The site was once a music artists, martini specials, great wine country bar menu and sunset views sandstone rock quarry used to build San you will never forget! Francisco’s streets and buildings in the 21301 Heron Dr., Bodega Bay • 707.875.3538. •bodegaharbourgolf.com mid-1800s. Today, Salt Point State Park boasts over 20 miles of hiking trails, six Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 15 miles of coastline and an underwater park.Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

COASTAL ADVENTURES Add a great local cheese plate to any tasting flight for only $12. Or for the ultimate Sonoma Coast wine tasting experience, reserve a private18 DCIOSCASOTVAELRTLIDIFEEPOINOTLHSE tasting in the Wines on the Edge Club Room. The private tasting is available by The tidepools on the Sonoma Coast are appointment at 11:00am, 1:00pm and 3:00pm. Maximum 8 guests per tasting, teeming with life. From the nearly invisible and only $25 per person. aggregating anemones to the lively hermit crabs living in appropriated turban snail SCV also offers the “Sonoma Coast Food and Wine Experience”, a more shells, everywhere you step there are fragile intimate, educational experience featuring tapas-style food and wine in their intertidal creatures underfoot. Many tidepool Wine’s on the Edge Club Room. Hosted by one of their hospitality professionals, animals can be safely touched as long as it is you will taste through five wines, each perfectly paired with locally sourced done with great care and respect. A general small plates. The menu is seasonal and subject to change. Vegetarian option guideline is to only touch animals as gently as available upon request. This tasting typically lasts 60-75 minutes. you would your own eyeball. For example, anemones should not be poked and sea hares 707.921.2860 • 555 Highway 1, Bodega Bay •sonomacoastvineyards.com should not be squeezed. S V CEE IBRANT OLORS AT As a general rule, organisms should onlybe picked up if this may be accomplished easily. No organism attached to a sur- 20 K R PRUSE HODODENDRON ARKface should be removed by force, however slight. Many animals, such as limpets,chitons, barnacles, mussels, seastars, and urchins are attached directly to rocks The vibrant colors of the lovely rho-(permanently or temporarily) and using force to remove them would be harmful dodendron are sure to delight at Kruseto them. Animals that are actively swimming or moving away from people, or Rhododendron State Reserve. Brightthat resist being handled, should not be pursued or picked up. Animals such as pink blossoms are everywhere withinlobsters or sea urchins, that are protecting themselves in crevices or under rocks the park’s five-plus miles of magnificentshould not be pulled free or picked up. There are two locations on the Sonoma hiking trails. The lush greens of the fernsCoast well-known for their abundant tidepool offerings: and foliage help to set off the marvelous colors. If hiking isn’t your thing, there Salt Point State Park: Located 18 miles north of Jenner on Highway 1, there are also many horseback riding trails.are many tidepools along the park’s coastline, including Gerstle Cove Marine This impressive forest is ever evolving asReserve. The visitor center is open on weekends from April through October and second growth redwood and Douglas fir continue to rise into the sky. The park’soffers interpretive tidepool walks. If you’re lucky, you might even see a colony 317 acres were donated to the state of California in memory of Edward P. Kruse,of harbor seals, or perhaps the wide tail of a breaching whale. 707.847.3221 one of the founders of San Francisco’s German Bank. The land was once used by the family as a sheep farm. Shell Beach, Sonoma Coast State Beach: You will find this rocky, expansive The best time to experience the most vivid colors is springtime. The Krusebeach on Highway 1 three miles south of Jenner. The tidepools are rich and Rhododendron State Reserve is located about 20 miles north of Jenner near mileeasily accessible. During spring and summer low tides, volunteer naturalists are marker 43, adjacent to Salt Point State Park.available to help interpret the tidepools for visitors. 707.847-3221•parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450•parks.ca.gov/?page_id=448 707.875.3483. •parks.ca.gov/pages/451/files/SONOMACOASTSB.pdf 21 ECXOPALOSTREATTHSEEAMRAAGNNCIFHICLEONTDGE19 TCAOSATSETWVIINNEEYAATRDSSONOMA Sea Ranch Lodge is a Their passion for the Pacific Ocean and Pinot Noir serene destination on scenicwine led John and Barbara Drady to the Sonoma Coast Coastal Highway 1, closewhen they founded Sonoma Coast Vineyards (SCV) in to the Mendocino County2001. With two combined decades of wine industry Line. Come to Sea Ranch forexperience, they realized the challenge of growing breathtaking ocean vistas,grapes on the coast. So they enlisted master wine- rugged and pristine bluffs andmaker Anthony Austin, who brought his vast knowledge, abundant wildlife.incredible artistry and experience to SCV’s mission ofproducing exceptional wines from the Sonoma Coast The 3,500-acre commu-appellation. nity extends about 10 miles along the coastline, offering Their unique growing region, in the town of Free- preserved open space, miles of hiking trails, and the Sea Ranch Golf Links, astone, is just five miles from the cold coastal climate. Scottish-style course designed by Robert Muir Graves.Its frequently fog-shrouded fields are ideal for growingthe Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes. 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 SCV’S tasting room is located right off Coastal forests, past unique architecture and among distinctive, natural features. MostHighway 1 in Bodega Bay, overlooking the bay. Walk-in tastings are available popular is the Bluff Trail which begins at the lodge and runs along the Sonomaevery day from 10:30 am to 6 pm (hours may change by the season so check their coastline for over eight miles, ending at Gualala Regional Park, the northernmostwebsite or give them a call). Their low production Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays coastal point in Sonoma County, just before you reach Mendocino County. Withinare well worth the visit, and the spectacular views are the pièce de résistance. a few minutes’ drive are hikes to local beaches and Salt Point State Park, with other breathtaking coastal trails to explore. MweCMmiAtahotBtr5rIyeNinFsSscoehasm 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 door- step. 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 internation- ally-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 Finest RV Park on the North Coast Download our Mobile App! Close to Victorian Ferndale, Ave. of the Giants, Loleta Cheese Factory, Ocean Beaches Available for Free at Google Play TL Rating 10/10/9 • Tent, Cabin & Large Pull Thru Sites • Free WiFi • Casino Shuttle Store and iTunes App Store! 2189 Riverwalk Drive • Fortuna CA 95540 (Search 101 Things To Do Sonoma) 707-725-3359 • www.riverwalkrvpark.com Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store16 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry

photo by Rich Fraguero Sonoma Coast State Park is comprised of over 10,000 acres and over 20 miles of magnificent coastline including the Willow Creek watershed. The parkBa to ature 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 Ecotourism is, by its simplest definition, “tourism to places having includes over 19 miles of trails. Stewards is responsible for keeping the Visitorunspoiled natural resources.” Other aspects of ecotourism include “Vol- Center open at Jenner by the Sea, staffing it on weekends and most weekdays.untourism”, birding (birdwatching), tidepooling, wildflower and plant Volunteers also work on restoration projects in the Willow Creek watershed,identification hikes, horseback riding, bicycling, kayaking, and docent-led supervising trail maintenance throughout the area. Beachcombers, fishermen,ecology tours. sunbathers and picnickers can access the beach from more than a dozen points along the coast from Hwy. 1.22 TAKE SATNEWEACRODASDVENTURE WITH Whale Watching Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods (Stewards) is a non-profit organi- Whale Watch began as a response to the public’s growing concern andzation that partners with the Russian River Sector of California State Parks to awareness of the fragile relationship with the dwindling population of remainingsupport volunteer, education and stewardship programs. The sector includes whales and also as a celebration of one of nature’s grand events – the annualArmstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve and Austin Creek State Recreation migration of the Pacific Gray whale. The whales begin their journey at theirArea in Guerneville, Sonoma Coast State Park from Bodega Bay to Jenner, and summer feeding grounds off Arctic waters of the Bering, Chukchi and Beaufortthe Willow Creek watershed. 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 Stewards develops and coordinates tours called EcoAdventures in the via the same route, usually closer to shore with the mothers on the outside andRussian River District among the Redwood forests and on the Sonoma Coast. the calves closer inland for protection. Groups of 10 or more can book privateGroups can book private naturalist or docent-led hikes. Special EcoAdventure naturalist or docent-led Whale Watch programs.Packages are also available for groups, including kayaking, birding, tidepooling,and star-gazing. Reservations at least 2 weeks in advance are recommended. Seal Watching The public is also invited to participate in Docent and Community Education Sonoma County’s largest harbor seal rookery can be viewed at Goat RockPrograms, including Whale and Seal Watching, Tidepooling, theme-based hikes State Beach. Pups are born in March and April and reared through the summeron the coast and through the redwoods, and ecology tours. months. Docents are available on the weekends March through September for seal watching guidance. Special docent-led viewings can be arranged upon request. Since 2012, Stewards has been directly responsible for operating AustinCreek State Recreation Area, located adjacent to Armstrong Redwoods State PaddlingNatural Reserve, which was threatened with closure due to lack of state funding. A variety of paddle adventures are offered along the Russian River and in Armstrong Redwoods SNR is 805 acres of old growth redwoods with ADA the Jenner Estuary. Learn about the natural and cultural history of the area.hiking trails and Fife Creek meandering amongst the biggest trees in Sonoma Observe river otters and marine mammals as they frolic in their natural habitat.County. A visitor center welcomes visitors at the park entrance. There are lovely View a variety of bird life (including nesting osprey and blue heron). Enchantingnature trail signs and interpretive panels throughout the park providing park full moon paddles are especially popular. Paddling adventures are offered duringvisitors with information about redwoods ecology. Ridge trails take visitors into the spring, summer and fall. Kayak rentals are available through WaterTreks.the Austin Creek wilderness. Hiking Austin Creek SRA is a 5,700 acre wilderness area comprised of oak wood-lands and chaparral, as well as the headwaters of East Austin, Fife, and Gilliam A variety of hiking adventures are offered at Armstrong Redwoods, Austincreeks. It offers back-country hiking with panoramic vistas of the coastal hills and Creek and Sonoma Coast State Parks. Enjoy old growth redwoods, oak wood-Russian River Valley. It includes 23 car camping sites, 3 wilderness backcountry lands and magnificent views of the Russian River and coastal areas. See andsites, 20 miles of hiking and equestrian trails, and prehistoric sites dating back learn about the wide variety of local flora and fauna. Hiking adventures are4,000 years. Camping reservations can be made for Bullfrog Pond Campground offered year-round.at www.hipcamp.com. Some sites can be reserved in advance, while others workon a first come, first serve basis. 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 • Docent and Community Education Programs Austin Creek State • Whale Watch • Seal Watch • Tidepools Recreation Area • 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 theSonoma / Mendocino Coast District to support volunteer, education and stewardship programs.P.O. Box 2, Duncans Mills, CA 95430 www.stewardscr.org • stewards stewardscr.orgT: (707) 869-9177 F: (707) 869-8252Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 17

BACK TO NATURE Pomo Canyon Environmental Camp features 20 campsites with fire23 CTAOKUENATRHY ITKERAOILN A WINE rings, picnic tables, pit toilets and running water nearby. Campsites are Whether you seek the spectac- within 1/4 mile from the parking lot, ular oceanside vistas of the Sonoma one is disabled accessible. Camps are Coast; the bucolic meandering trails set in a beautiful redwood grove among of Sonoma County’s pastures and vine- the ferns. A three mile trail to Shell yards; or the awe-inspiring Redwood Beach takes off from the campground, studded trails of Armstrong Woods, crossing seasonal streams and rising up you will find endless adventure here into the grassland with marvelous views in Sonoma County. of the river and finally the ocean. To protect the wildlife, no dogs are allowed. Most trails are within the bound- Sugarloaf Ridge State Park is where the headwaters of the Sonoma Creek aries of Sonoma County’s State Parks, run through gorge and canyon, then across the meadow floor beneath scenic Regional County Parks and Land Trust rock outcroppings. The park’s 2,700 acres includes 25 miles of trails for hiking regions. 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. For a list of our top recommenda- From the 2,729-foot summit of Bald Mountain, on a clear day visitors can see tions, including degree of difficulty, views of the Sierra Nevada and the Golden Gate. Enjoy horseback riding, a 40”description of expected fauna and flora, and directions to the trailheads, see telescope at the Ferguson Observatory that can be rented, along with the groupour Mobile App (available in Google Play Store and iTunes App Store) or go to campground, for private parties through ReserveAmerica.com.www.101things.com/winecountry/sonoma-county-trails. For more coastal hikes,see our Coastal Adventures Section. 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 S B TTEP ACK IN IME AT THE 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.24 P FETRIFIED OREST Trailers & RV’s limited to 20 ft in length. Disabled access to restroom facilities and some campsites. •stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.orgTake a self-guided walking tour througha forest of giant majestic Redwoods turned Sonoma County Regional Parks offer year round camping at the followingto stone by a local volcano 3.4 million years parks:ago; Docent led tours occur at 11:00 am,1:00 and 3:00 pm and take approximately Doran Park has a 2-mile stretch of sandy beach and is a popular place for1.5 hour. See native trees such as live oak, visitors to picnic, build sand castles, fly kites, surf, fish and more. The Parkdouglas-fir, madrone, manzanita, rare is extremely family friendly and dogs are permitted on leash. (707) 875-3540wildflowers, and a scenic overview of Mt.St. Helena. Discover a 100 foot-high ash fall Gualala Point Park is a 195-acre park featuring open meadows mixed withwhich contains deposits of volcanic material, coastal forest. The park contains a campground, trail system, coastal vistas, andsuch as tuff, rhyolite, iron, petrified wood sandy beaches. The park is located adjacent to the Gualala River. (707) 785-2377chunks and obsidian. This walk is ratedmoderate. Complete your journey by taking Hood Mountain Park is located at 1450 Pythian Road, Santa Rosa. Fourthe additional nature walk through groves of environmental campsites are available in remote settings reached by hikingcoastal redwoods and tan oaks not seen on approximately 2 miles from parking areas. Sites include tables, food lockersthe main trail. This walk is an added mile, and tent pads. Primitive toilets are nearby. Potable water and electricity areand is rated moderately difficult. not available. (707) 565-2267 Last year the Petrified Forest celebrated “The Giant” photo by Eric Tobias 26 GWOINEBCIRDOIUNNGTIRNY100 years as a Public Attraction, established Northern California and Wine Country boast some ofin 1914 by Ollie Bockée. She publicly promoted the forest and soon people the finest birding sites in America, so grab your camerafrom all over the world were flocking to see this unique area. Her heirs, the and visit one of these outstanding birding hot spots. 101Hawthorne family, continue to improve and preserve the property as Stewards Things To Do has partnered with Tom Rusert of Sonom-in the same proud tradition. aBirding.com for this feature. Tom, along with DarrenSettlers discovered this area in the mid 1800’s, and built cabins, noting and Peterie, are co-founders of The Sonoma Birding Organi-collecting the stone wood as a curiosity. One man known as “Petrified Forest zation. They are well known and highly respected by theCharley” unearthed a whole tree and became a guardian of this natural wonder. birding community across United States and Canada. TomHe charged people admission to view the petrified trees and met Robert Louis recently received the prestigious Ludlow Griscom Award,Stevenson, who wrote about him and the trees. The distinguished scientist presented by the American Birding Association. PhotoO.C. Marsh arrived in 1870 and took samples back to Yale University for study. credits: Kevin O’Brien, Christine Hansen, Audubon, LenBe sure and set some extra time aside to look through the Nature Store, Blumin, Sonoma Birding, Tom Moyer. •sonomabirding.comwhere you can purchase fossils, petrified wood samples and crystals. Between Tom Rusert,Santa Rosa and Calistoga. 4100 Petrified Forest Road, Calistoga • 707.942.6667 For a complete listing of birding spots in Wine SonomaBirding.com Country, with descriptions and pictures of the birds you•petrifiedforest.org may see there, go to www.101things.com/winecountry/ go-birdwatching/.25 WGOINECCAMOPUINNGTRIYN 27 HTOAVUER AWNITEHCEOCOODRYISNSGEY All along the coastline of Sonoma County there are fantastic beaches for EcoRing is a non-profit organization with a goal “to ignite a vibrant ecotour-camping. One of our favorite areas to go is the Sonoma Coast State Park. This ism community with participation from the residents, business, local governmentarea is marked by 17 miles of long sandy beaches, separated by rugged headlands, and visitors in the Russian River area” In addition to assisting businesses achievecoves and natural arches. There are many campsites from which to choose, such “green business” status, they provide EcoOdyssey Tours that utilize green andas Wright’s Beach, where there are 27 developed sites adjacent to the beach with eco-friendly businesses and activities.picnic tables and fire rings. Nearby is the Bodega Dunes Campground with 98campsites, complete with hot showers and plumbing. Sonoma Coast State Park Fisherman’s Wharf to Point Reyes - Railroad History Tour: Six-night, four-is a beautiful place to spend the night, and with so many spots along the ocean, day tour from San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf to Point Reyes. Bike the backthere are plenty of options. The park is nestled along Hwy 1 between Jenner and roads of Marin County and kayak Tomales Bay. Hike or horseback ride in PointBodega Bay. Reservations are recommended. For more information on camping Reyes and ride in electric vehicles.at the Sonoma Coast State Park, call (707) 875-3483 •reservamerica.com River to Ocean Tour: Four-day, three-night river to ocean tour from the Willow Creek Environmental Camp offers 11 primitive campsites with fire Russian River to the Sonoma coast. Bicycle a portion of the historic North Pacificrings, picnic tables, and pit toilets. Campsites are within 1/4 mile from the parking Coast Railroad, then kayak the lazy Russian River to Jenner by the Sea. Seelot and there is no running water. The only State Park campground on the Russian the harbor seals and walk the Coastal Trail along the spectacular coast of theRiver, sites are shaded by willows but close to a large beach for swimming and fishing. Pacific Ocean.•stewardsofthecoastandredwoods.org18 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Wine and River Tour: Four-day, three-night wine and river tour of the beau- Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

tiful Russian River and green valleys. The adventure begins at historic lodgings BACK TO NATUREoverlooking the Russian River valley and then continues by bicycle along thebucolic Dry Creek Appellation area stopping to taste organic wines. Spend the There are literally dozens of Wine Country bike tours in California to choosenight perched above the Russian River close to the small town of Healdsburg from, so what makes this Sonoma County biking tour different? They avoid theand in the morning kayak the lazy Russian River. more famous and heavily traveled portions of the Wine Country and choose to ride in the quieter and more intimate areas in Sonoma County. And while many Wine and Redwoods: Five-day, four-night tour of wine and redwood regions Wine Country bike tours are long on wineries and short on cycling, their toursof the beautiful Russian River Valley. Enjoy tastings at organic wineries, biking always emphasize the rides. Each day they even include a more challengingon the West County Trail, kayaking on the lazy Russian River and riding elec- “long ride” option for up to 60 miles of cycling with some substantial climbingtric-powered Segways to the Armstrong Redwood Reserve to see 2000 year old —enough riding to please any bicycling enthusiast.giant redwoods. Stay in upscale B&Bs and inns with panoramic views of vineyardsand forest. 707.632.6070 • ecoring.org The differences are clear from the very start. They stay beneath the red- woods in the tiny and quaint Russian River town of Monte Rio, located on the S GPEND TIME AT UALALA meandering Russian River, midway between the Sonoma County Wine Country and the California Coast. This location makes it an ideal base camp for both a28 P ROINT EGIONAL PARK Wine Country ride and a Pacific Coast ride. But tiny and quaint doesn’t mean spartan; you will stay and dine at the charming, historic and inviting Village Inn, Right at the Sonoma County and on the banks of the Russian River.Mendocino County border is Gualala PointRegional Park. This 195-acre park is very This all inclusive tour is a bit pricey, at first glance. But factor in all thepopular with hikers, picnickers and kay- food, lodging, wine tasting and the sturdy but lightweight bicycles, and you mayakers. Easily accessible trails can take you consider it a real bargain. They also offer a more extensive 6-day tour of Winethroughout the park as well as to beaches Country and the Sonoma Coast.on both the ocean and the Gualala River,which flows into the ocean near this park. (866) 647-4337 • blacksheepadventures.com/napa-sonoma/ The day use area of the park has a 31 RTAEGKE. PTAHREKSSOTNROAMILSA CCHOAULNLETNYGEVisitors Center, picnic tables (some withBBQ’s) and restrooms with flush toilets. Step up to the Sonoma County Regional Parks’ 2016 Trails Challenge! The Visitors Center is hosted by volunteers and has outstanding displays of The Third-Annual Challenge Encouragesearly California History, information regarding Native Americans, and the turn Hikers to Explore Parks, Share Photosof the century logging industry. 46001 Gualala Road, Gualala • 707-884-3533 & Win Prizes! Discover the beauty ofgualalapark.com Sonoma County and the healthy fun of trail sports by hiking, biking, running, or riding29 EMXOPLUONRTEAINN ORRETGHIOSNOANLOPMAARK five or more parks featured in the Trails Challenge’s free, downloadable guidebook The new 820-acre North any time from June through September. Sonoma Mountain Regional Park Finishers who turn in an online trails log get a Trails Challenge commemo- and Open Space Preserve offers rative pin. If they post a hiking selfie or trail photo on Regional Parks’ Facebook nature lovers the first public page or Instagram with #SonomaCountyParks #TrailsChallenge, they are eligible access on the mountain’s north for monthly giveaways of park memberships and trail gear from REI and CamelBak. slope, with miles of trails and Children who take the Trails Challenge also will get a prize plus a Trails sweeping views. Located about Challenge Explorer certificate and a free nature-themed book compliments of three miles up Sonoma Moun- the Sonoma County Library and Regional Parks Foundations. tain Road from Bennett Valley The newly designed guidebook features easy, moderate or strenuous hikes Road, the new park lies next to ranging from 2 to 9 miles and offers key facts about the parks, turn-by-turn trail Jack London State Historic Park notes, maps, and driving directions. New for 2016, the guidebook recommends in Glen Ellen, giving open access themed hikes - including an all-park challenge of more than 50 miles – andto trails across both properties. combined hikes at Hood Mountain Regional Park. The North Sonoma Mountain park opened in February 2015, the result of 12 Regional Parks’ network includes more than 150 miles of trails throughoutyears of property acquisition and planning by Sonoma County Open Agricultural Sonoma County, including the outdoor recreation destinations of the SonomaPreserve and Open Space District and its nonprofit partners. The district paid Coast, Russian River and Sonoma Valley. The Trails Challenge invites participantsabout $20 million for five of the six sites that are now North Sonoma Mountain to explore these landscapes on their own, with family, with friends, with theirpark, starting with the purchase of the 169-acre Jacobs Ranch in 2003. The ranch dogs, or as part of guided outings.is now the park’s entrance. To start the Trails Challenge, download the free guidebook from the Trails The North Sonoma Mountain Ridge Trail (3.8 miles one way) begins in the Challenge page at sonomacountyparks.org. A limited number of print copies willferns and redwoods on the south fork of Matanzas Creek. It climbs to about 2,000 be available beginning June 3 at the staffed entries to Spring Lake and Raglefeet elevation, and connects to the western boundary of Jack London Park. Ranch parks and Regional Parks’ office, 2300 County Center Drive, Suite 120A,The new park also includes a wheelchair-accessible vista point above the park in Santa Rosa. For more details, call Regional Parks at (707) 565-2041.entrance, and the Umbrella Tree Trail, a .75-mile trail to a lone bay tree and a • parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov/Activities/Trails_Challenge.aspxpicnic spot with views. (Note: the park does not yet have a drinking fountain,so bring water.) 5297 Sonoma Mountain Road, Santa Rosa 32 FSOPEONTDHITLHLERDEGAIYOANTAL PARK • 707-789-9644 •parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov Choose from a number of trails over30 BTAICKYECALINLGONTGOWUREEKEND varied terrain at Foothill Regional Park, just east of Windsor, in the foothills of theRide the quieter regions of the Mayacamas Mountains. A former ranch,California Wine Country and Pacific the 211 acres feature beautiful oak wood-Coast by bicycle with Black Sheep lands on rolling hillsides, scenic overlooksAdventures Bicycling tours. Inspired central Sonoma County, three ponds forvistas, intimate wineries, sun-kissed bass and bluegill fishing, grassy meadows,hills—this is California’s celebrated and spring wildflowers.Wine Country cycling landscape. Theroutes are ideal for biking no matter The park offers 6.8 miles of hiking,how hard or easy you want to go. On with difficulty levels ranging from thethis weekend trip, you will explore challenging climb up Alta Vista Trail to an easy stroll along Three Lakes Trail.valleys of world-famous vineyards, Up on King’s Ridge Trail;forests of soaring redwoods, perfect photo ctsy Black Sheep Adventures Picnic Tables and benches are located throughout the park. Some trails are restricted to hiking, while the rest are available to equestrians and cyclists.pastoral landscapes and the captivating Pacific Coast. The park is open from 7am to sunset, and well maintained by Sonoma CountyDownload our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store Regional Parks. No wading, swimming or boating is allowed. You can access the park at 1351 Arata Lane (near Hembree lane) in Windsor. Parking is $7 per vehicle, free for Regional Parks members. (707) 433-1625. Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 19

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Or take alanding field. “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 This adventure promises to be like, your pilots can add an aerobatic thrill to your experience, inverting in anone of the highlights of your trip open cockpit, a barrel-roll, hammer-head or a famous Cuban Eight maneuver.to wine country... perhaps of your Pull on your flying helmet, climb up the wing and strap yourself into thelife! The NorCal staff is dedicated to front seat for a lifetime thrill. The Vintage Aircraft Company is located at themaking sure you are having a blast Sonoma Valley Airport, 23982 Arnold Drive, in Sonoma. 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Antiquing in Sonoma County Sebastopol and Graton Llano House Antiques 4353 Gravenstein Hwy S,Healdsburg West County / Coastal Antique Society Sebastopol (707) 829-9322 2661 Gravenstein Hwy. So. Midgley’s Flea MarketAntique Harvest Antiquarian (707) 865-9897 Sebastopol 707-829-1733 2200 Gravenstein Hwy. So.,225 Healdsburg Ave., 25195 Hwy. 116, Duncans Mills Sebastopol • (707) 823-7874Healdsburg • (707) 433-0223 antiquesociety.com Enchanted Antiques Attico Motley TreasuresHealdsburg Vintage 16129 Main St., Guerneville 3920 Gravenstein Hwy S,452 Healdsburg Ave., 707-320-1535 6791 Sebastopol Ave., Sebastopol • (707) 824-1907Healdsburg • (707) 433-5050 Sebastopol • (707) 291-7058 Mr. Ryder and Companyhealdsburgvintage.com 9040 Graton Rd, Graton Enduring Comforts (707) 874-1111 Batemans Antiques (707) 824-8221 • mrryderantiques.com 142 Bohemian Hwy, Freestone 10610 Mill Station Rd,Mill Street Antiques Plaza Sebastopol • (707) 829-6865 Ray’s Trading Co44 Mill St, Healdsburg 707.433-8409 Chestnut Street Antiques 3570 Gravenstein Hwy S, Fife Creek Antiques 44 Sebastopol Ave, Sebastopol Sebastopol (707) 829-9726 16442 Main St., GuernevilleShoffeitt’s Off the Square Collective 707-869-8416 (707) 579-8488 Trader Buck’s 208 Healdsburg Ave., Ed’s Antiques 1140 Gravenstein Hwy S,Healdsburg • 707.433-5556 2661 Gravenstein Hwy So. Sebastopol (707) 829-7722 rams Rags (707) 527-1525 Sebastopol (707) 829-5363 Thrift Store & Antiques Food For Thought Antiques Windmill AntiquesPetaluma 1331 Guerneville Rd, Guerneville 2701 Gravenstein Highway So. 2830 Gravenstein Hwy S, Sebastopol 707-823-3101 Sebastopol (707) 823-7954Chelsea Antiques Hamilton Trading Co fftantiques.com148 Petaluma Blvd. No., Petaluma Jewels to Junk Cloverdale763-7686• chelseaantiquesca.com 17175 Bodega Hwy., Bodega 8039 Gravenstein Hwy So., (707) 876-3035 Sebastopol • (707) 548-1684 Oat Valley Antiques Kathy’s Antique Furniture 1215 S. Cloverdale Blvd, French Hen Antiques Janakos and Company 810 Gravenstein Hwy S., Cloverdale • (707) 894-4814 218 Petaluma Blvd N., Petaluma 1180 River Road., Fulton Sebastopol (707) 823-9223707.763-1657 • frenchhenantiques.net janakosandcompany.comMilitary Antiques & Museum (650) 344-4050 300 Petaluma Blvd North, Jim & Willie’s Petaluma • 707-763-2220 Antiques-Collectiblesmilitaryantiquesmuseum.com 25193 CA-116, Duncans MillsRichardson’s Relics (707) 865-9672 • jimandwillies.com • EVERY ERA & STYLE • JEWELRY • FURNITURE • FRUITOUI! !SI! YES!LABELS • 100 DEALERS & A CAFE ON ONE LEVEL • A HUGE PLACE TO BROWSE! • TOYS& DOLLS • POTTERY & ART • ARCHITECTURAL ITEMS • 1510 Bodega Avenue,Petaluma • (707) 762-6742 Seagull Antiques ifts 17190 Bodega Hwy, [email protected] Bodega • (707) 876-3229 Sienna Antiques You’ll love 119 Petaluma Blvd. N, Petaluma Out of the ast what you find!(707) 763-6088 • siennaantiques.com 16365 Main St., Guerneville Antique SocietySummer Cottage Antiques 707-869-2211 153 entucky St, Petaluma on Sebastopol’s Antique Row Sonoma Nesting Co (707) 776-2873 16151 Main St., Guerneville 2661 GRAVENSTEIN HWY SO. (HWY 116)summercottageantiques.com (707) 869-3434 • sonomanesting.com SEBASTOPOL • www.ANTIQUESOCIETY.COM The Find Petaluma Thistledown Antiques OPEN DAILY! CAFE ON SITE! 707.829.1733322 Western Ave, Petaluma 25171 CA-116, Duncans Mills (707) 763-2276 (707) 865-1628facebook.com/thefind.petaluma Wooden Duck Antiques Vintage Bank Antiques 132 Bodega Hwy, Bodega 101 Petaluma Blvd. No., Petaluma • (707) 769-3097 (707) 876-3176 facebook.com/woodenduck.antiques Santa Rosa Windsor Bird’s Nest Antiques Montgomery Village Robert’s Relics740 Village Ct., Santa Rosa 335 Windsor River Rd., Windsor • (707) 838-0208 (707) 527-8586 reen ish Trading Asian Antiques 204 Wilson St., Santa Rosa(707) 528-8101 • greenfishtrading.comRailroad Square Basement Antiques & Collectibles 100 4th St., Santa Rosa (707) 569-9646 Second’s Best Beautifully displayed antique furniture, collectibles, 1290 Sebastopol Rd, vintage furnishings, local art, jewelry and much more fromSanta Rosa • (707) 578-6916 over 40 vendors in a clean, comfortable, well-lit Whistle Stop Antiques Collective environment located just “off the square” and across from 130 4th St, Santa Rosa the Visitor Center! The styles run from Antique and Vintage (707) 542-9474 to Shabby Chic and just about everything in between.whistlestop-antiques.com Shoffeitt’s Off The Square Collective • 707.433.5556 208 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (South of the Plaza Marketplace)Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 21

ra t Beer Bre eries Norgrove family invites you to discover their diverse menu, family friendly atmosphere and more than 14 In 1976 what some call the true renaissance of American craft brewing freshly brewed beers on tap. Select from their flagshipemerged with the founding of The New Albion Brewery in Sonoma, by home Racer 5 IPA® to the seasonal Racer X® and their manybrew enthusiast Jack McAuliffe. Finding brewing equipment non-existent, he specialties. Bear Republic beers are brewed and agedsalvaged what he could from scrap yards, and built much of his equipment by following time tested and proven methods.hand, assembling his piecemeal gravity flow brewery in a former agriculturalwarehouse. Jack lived in a loft above the brewery. While this brewery went From the humble beginning of home brewing toout of business after about 6 years, there were hundreds of homebrewers that the demanding process of commercial brewing, thewere inspired and followed in Jack’s footsteps. The breweries they started have brewers soon realized that to produce the distinctiveled to the revolution of better tasting beer that is so prevalent in Northern flavors and aroma Bear Republic found appealingCalifornia today. required the founding of their own Brew Pub. Through this process, owners Richard R. Norgrove, his wife Sandy, and Brewmaster Richard “Ricardo” Norgrove, The Brewers Association (BA), the trade association representing small and and his wife Tami, developed the style and mark of Bear Republic’s award-winningindependent brewers, recently released 2012 data on U.S. craft brewing. Craft ales and lagers. Bear Republic was recognized as the 34th largest craft brewerybrewers saw volume rise 15 percent, with an increase in dollars of 17%. Across in the United States in 2013 by the Brewer’s Association.the U.S. 2,403 total breweries operated for some or all of 2012, the highesttotal since the 1880s. 2013 data has not yet been released. •brewersassociation. The beers pair nicely with all of the menu items, and are often used as anorg. 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 Both Sonoma County and Napa County boast many great breweries and to cook with their beer. A relaxed, casual dining experience is what you shouldbrewpubs. For a comprehensive list, including contact info and a partial list of expect on your visit. Stop in and enjoy the house and specialty ales, along withthe beers they craft, see next page. Go to our website for an interactive map. 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, kids38 TBOROUTRHBERRSEWBERREIWESERWYITTHOBURRESW eat free! 345 Healdsburg Avenue, Healdsburg. 707-433-2337 • bearrepublic.com “Our tours are all about tasting great T L BOUR OCAL REWERIES WITH craft beer by visiting some of the best craft breweries in the area,” claims Chrissi Clay, 40 N B B TORTH AY REWERY OURS wife to owner and craft beer enthusiast Richard Clay. Chrissi is the booking guru, North Bay Brewery Tours is the brainchild of three local home brewers media maven and adventure maker of this and craft beer enthusiasts: James Holt, Robert Watkins, and Ron Holt. James unique Brewery Tour Company. and Ron started brewing with their father years ago. At first it seemed like a difficult project, but with practice, they made beer after beer that turned Public tours include some of the area’s out unique and delicious. It’s this same love for the hobby that gave Northern best craft breweries, like Petaluma Hills, California its high concentration of amazing small brew houses. The three get Dempsey’s, Bear Republic, Baeltane Brew- together regularly to brew their own beer, think of ways to share enthusiasm ing, Moylan’s, Stumptown Brewing, Woodfour with this “hobby” and help the North Bay continue to earn its reputation for Brewing Company, Old Redwood Brewing world-class craft beer.Company, Fogbelt Brewing, Plow Brewing and Cooperage. We also have tours insurrounding counties that include Napa Smith Brewing and Mare Island Brewing, Choose a standard 5-hour Brewery Bus Tour, which includes safe, round-Ruth McGowan’s Brewery and Iron Springs Brewing. trip transportation to three different breweries; beer service on the bus; and And you can count on adventure and a thorough education of the local brew- a short presentation on the ingredients of beer and how it’s made. Or choose aers, the process of brewing and the distinctions between the varied offerings of 6-hour V.I.P. Tour, including all of the above, plus lunch and a behind-the-scenesbeer, ales and lagers. The “Tour Ambassadors” will pick you up at the centrally look at one of the breweries.located Park ‘n Ride lot at Rohnert Park Expressway and Highway 101. You willbe pampered, fed and entertained as you sample beer at each stop, as well as The tour is all about tasting great craft beer and visiting some of the beston the way to each brewery on the spacious Tour Bus. microbreweries in the world. The tour begins at one of their standard pickup While there are several “stock” tours to choose from, Brewery Brothers locations in Rohnert Park or Petaluma, every Saturday at 11:00 a.m. You’ll thenspecializes in custom tours, so when you call to reserve your tour, tell them be taken in a luxurious state of the art 14-seat tour bus, to a few of Sonomawhat you have in mind and let them create the best experience for you and County’s or Napa County’s best microbreweries. You’ll enjoy beer tastings,your companions. brewing facility tours, and a chance to experience “Craft Beer Country” first Custom pick-ups and drop-offs are also available. hand! Your personal guide will explain how beer is made, the local history, and You are always a VIBE (very important beer enthusiast) and not just a VIP hear some of the inside stories that have become folklore in the local craftwith Brew Brothers Brewery Tours. So come see what “craft beer” means to beer community.them, and how real hospitality is served to their guests. Use promo code 101THINGS and get 15% off most tours! Most importantly, you’ll be provided safe transportation to and from each 707.206.PINT • www.brewbrothersbrewerytours.com brewery without worry. Northbay Brewery Tours invites you to “craft” your own personalized tour with their assistance.39 BSARMEWPLEATWBOERALRDRCEPLUABSSLIC Tours include some of the world’s best microbreweries, like Lagunitas, Third On the corner of Healdsburg’s historic downtown square, Bear Republic Street Aleworks, Bear Republic, Russian River Brewing, Stumptown Brewing,Brewing Company offers award-winning food and world class, handcrafted ales. Woodfour and Old Redwood Brewing Company. And now, tours in Napa CountyEstablished in 1995 by third and fourth generation Sonoma County residents, the include Napa Point, Napa Smith Brewing and Carneros Brewing.22 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Also available, ask about the $40 Friday Night Pub Crawl. Hop on the beer bus for transportation to and from four different bars/breweries. Additional Services at North Bay Brewery Tours include Craft Beer & Cheese Pairings, a Homebrewing Workshop and transportation for special events. 707.602-7397. •northbaybrewerytours.com Welcome to “Craft Beer Country” Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

dire tory o Bre eries Bre ubs a roo s1 101 North Brewing Co. 7 Cooperage Brewing Co. 13 Lagunitas Brewing 20 Russian River Brewing 1304 Scott St, Petaluma 981 Airway Court, Suite G, Santa Rosa 1280 N. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma 725 4th St., Santa Rosa 707.778.8384 • 101northbeer.com 707-293-9787 • cooperagebrewing.com 707.778.8776 • lagunitas.com 707.545.BEER • russianriverbrewing.com Heroine IPA, Stigmata American Belgian Pale, Belgian Dark Strong Porter, (Tours M-T 3pm; Wed-Sun 3pm & 5pm) Pliny the Elder, Pliny the Younger Red Rye Ale, High Gravity IPA, Golden American Stout, Hoppy Session, Pale Ale, IPA Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’, Hop Stoopid, IPA, PILS, Damnation, Temptation, Perdition Naked Ale, Naughty Adu Imperial Stout 8 Dempsey’s Rest. Brewery Imperial Stout, Censored, Brown Shugga, 21 Sonoma Springs Brewing2 Barley & Hops Tavern Wilco Tango Foxtrot 50 E. Washington St., Petaluma 19449 Riverside Dr., Sonoma 3688 Bohemian Hwy, Occidental 707.765.9694 •dempseys.com 14 Murphy’s Irish Pub 707.938.7422 707.874.9037 Little Margie Blonde Ale, 707 Wet Hop Pale Ale, Red Rooster Ale, 1st Generation Dark Wheat, 464 1st St East, Sonoma sonomaspringsbrewing.com barleyandhops.happytables.com Petaluma Gap IPA, Petaluma Strong Ale, Bone- 707.935.0660 •sonomapub.com SlowNoma (Belgian-style), Lil’ Chief (Pale Ale), An eclectic selection of shaker Double IPA, Ugly Dog Stout A serious selection of genuine Irish brews, Uncle Jack’s (Kolsch-Style), Enchanted Forest local & world brews. plus some local favorites. (Black IPA)3 Bear Republic Brewpub 9 Fogbelt Brewing Co. 15 Old Redwood Brewing 22 St. Florian’s Brewery 345 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707.433.2337 •bearrepublic.com 1305 Cleveland Ave., Santa Rosa 9000 Windsor Rd, Windsor 7704A Bell Road, Windsor (707)-978-3400 • fogbeltbrewing.com 707.888.4980 707.838.2739 • stfloriansbrewery.com Racer 5, Red Rocket Ale, Hop Rod Rye, Big Bear Black Stout, Lost Monarch Wit, Atlas Blonde, oldredwoodbrewing.com 48/96, California Common, Peter Brown Tribute Ale, NorCal Ale Del Norte IPA, Hyperion Red The Fulton (Wheat), The Stack (Porter) Brown Ale, Flashover® IPA, Überschlag™ IPA4 BEERCRAFT 10 Healdsburg Cigar & 16 Petaluma Hills Brewing 23 Stumptown Brewery Beverage Emporium 5704 Commerce Blvd, Rohnert Park 1333 N. McDowell Blvd., Suite A, Petaluma 15045 River Rd, Guerneville (707) 206-9440 • beercraft.com 210 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg 707-766-4458 • petalumahills.com 707.869.0705 • stumptown.com Taps change weekly 707.433.2500 • Local Beers on Tap Porterluma®, Big House Blonde, Line & Twine Rat Bastard Pale Ale,5 Carneros Brewing Co. 11 Henhouse Brewery IPA, Red Tag Ale, East Side Bitter, Tripel J, Bootlegger IPA, Bush Whacker Wheat Lamppost Ale, Old Adobe Stout, Rivertown 22985 Burndale Rd, Sonoma 322 Bellevue, Santa Rosa Brown,Dated * 1858 24 Taps Beer Co. & Kitchen 707.938.1880 •carnerosbrews.com 707.347.9211• henhousebrewing.com Saison (Stoked Ale), Honest Days Work IPA, Big 17 Plow Brewing Company 54 E. Washington St, Petaluma Jefe-Weizen, Morena Ale, 707.763.6700 • petalumataps.com Cerveza Pilsner, Carneros IPA, Negra IPA Chicken(Double IPA), Oyster Stout 3334 Industrial Drive, Santa Rosa 707.843.4583 • plowbrewing.com An ever-changing variety of6 Cloverdale Ale Company 12 Hop Monk Tavern Craft Beer on Tap. Imperial IPA, Porter, Pilsner 131 E. First Street, Cloverdale 1) 230 Petaluma Ave, Sebastopol 25 Third Street Aleworks 707.894.9610 707.829.7300 • hopmonk.com 18 Pub Republic 610 3rd Street, Santa Rosa ruthmcgowansbrewpub.com 2) 691 Broadway, Sonoma 707.935.9100 3120 A Lakeville Hwy. Petaluma 707-523-3060 Monster Brown Ale, Ruth’s Citrus Hopmonk Kellerbier, Hopmonk Tavern Ale, 707.PUB.9090 •pubrepublicusa.com Wheat Ale, Caroline’s Blonde Hopmonk Dunkelweizen, Hopmonk ipa, A great selection of locally made brews on tap. thirdstreetaleworks.com Bodega Head IPA,6Cloverdale Sonoma 19 Rincon Valley Tap Room County Blarney Sisters’ Dry Irish Stout, Annadel 101 Breweries, 4927 Sonoma Hwy, Santa Rosa Pale Ale, Puddle Jumper Pale Brewpubs 707.595.5516 • rvwineandbeer.com 26 Woodfour Brewing Co. and Stone Russian Imperial Stout, El Tap Rooms Segundo Hop Tanker IPA 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 3 Healdsburg Save 15% on a Brewery Tour!* 10 23 * Just use promo code 101Things (good for most tours)Guerneville 15 Our public tours include some of the 22 17 20 area’s best craft breweries: Occidental • Petaluma Hills Bodega Bay 26 9 19 12 • Dempsey’s May the Sebastopol 25 • Bear Republic saints bless 7 • Baeltane Brewing your pints! 12 2 11 Santa Rosa • Ruth McGowan’s Brewery • Stumptown Brewing 12 116 4 • Woodfour Brewing Co. Rohnert Park 14 • Old Redwood Brewing Co. Get on the bus... and leave the driving to us! • Fogbelt Brewing 1 21 12 • Plow Brewing We also have tours in surrounding counties that include 16 101 18 5 • Cooperage Napa Smith Brewing; Mare Island Brewing; Moylan’s and Iron Springs Brewing. Sonoma 13 101 brewbrothersbrewerytours.com 116 Petaluma 8 26 $85 VIBE Brewery Tour~with an option to include lunch See atnhiisnmtearapcotivnelinveearstion of Custom Tours Available. Choose up to 5 breweries! BREW BROTHERS BREWERY TOURS Perfect for Corporate Events,101things.com/winecountry/breweries-brewpubs-tap-rooms/ Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties, 707.206.PINT Birthdays & more. Reserve your tour today!Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 23

DIRECTORY OF WINERIES ANDVINEYARDS WITH TASTING ROOMS The following seven pages depict a comprehensive directory of PINE MTN. Find out morewineries and vineyards featuring tasting rooms in Sonoma County. CLOVERDALE PEAK about wine andIn addition to location, hours of operation and contact wine varietals ininformation, each listing also ANNAPOLIS CLOVERDALE KNIGHT’S Sonoma Countyincludes a list of varietals each VALLEY by visiting thetasting room offers. To match the SCOONAOSMTA ROCKPILEabbreviation to the varietal, please Sonoma County DVRYACLLREEYEK ALVEAXLALNEDYER Vintners website at sonomawine.com.refer to the Wine Varietal Legend below. FORT ROSS / HEALDSBURG Each Section, divided by AVA SEAVIEW RIVREURSVSIAALNCLEHYALK HILL(American Viticultural Area), has a corresponding MOON MOUNTAINinteractive map, available on our Website and our GJENNER REEN SVBSRAONSTAA ONOMAMobile App. Those interactive maps include expanded VOCCIDENTAL ALLEY ENNETT ALLEYinformation, ability to sort by varietal; VSEBASTOPOL ALLEY BODEGA BAY SONOMAHours vs By Appointment; and the ability to map from your SONOMA MOUNTAINlocation to the tasting room (or map your whole day!).A URL taking you C COAST PETALUMA ARNEROSdirectly to the page on our website is included, or readers can use theirSmart Phone or Device to access via the QR Code shown. To use the QR Code simplydownload a QR Reader from your preferred App Store. (Search QR Reader). Download our Mobile App (it’sfree!) at iTunes or Google Play Store and utilize the same map there on your Smart Phone or Device.Or go directly to the Wine Directory Web Portal, with all the maps, directories and“101 Things To Know About Wine” by going to: http://101things.com/winecountry/tasting-touring/.WINE VARIETAL LEGENDA = Arneis Ci = Cinsault P= ero ’Avola S= SemillonAg = Aglianico Do = Dolcetto PB = Port Sa SangioveseB = Barbera FB = Fume Blanc PN = Pinot Blanc Sag = SagrantinoC = Chardonnay SB Sauvignon BlancCa = Carignane r e ur traminer r inot ris SpW = Sparkling WineCar = Carmenere ri renache PS = inot rigio Sy = Syrah-ShirazCBSB Ca Bordeau LH rignolino PV = Pinot Noir ST = Super Tuscan M= Late Harvest RdS = rimitivo T= Tempranillo Style Blend Mal = Merlot R= Petite Sirah Ver = VermentinoCF = Cabernet Franc Mar = Malbec Ri = Petite Verdot Vi = ViognierCh = Charbono Mon = Marsanne RD = Rosato di Sangiovese WD = White Dessert WineChB = Chenin Blanc Mos = Montelpulciano RB = Rose WZ = White ZinfandelCRSB = California Rhone Mou Moscato Ro = Riesling Z= Zinfandel Mus = Mouvedre Red Dessert Wine Style Blend N= Muscat Rhone BlendCS = Cabernet Sauvignon Nebbiolo RoussanneCTSB = California Tuscan Style Blend24 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

DRY CREEK VALLEY AVA Mill Creek Vineyards See story page Ridge Lytton Springs View an Interactive Map on your device by going to 1401 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 650 Lytton Springs Rd, Healdsburg 101things.com/winecountry/dry-creek-valley-ava-wine-map/ on your computer or device. 707.431.2121 • millcreekwinery.com 707-433-7721 • ridgewine.com Daily 10am-5pm • C, CS, G, M, Me, P, SB, R, M-Th 11-4pm; Fr-Su 11-5pm drycreekvalley.org C , CBSB, CS, Ca,G,PS, Pr, CRSB, Sy, MontemaggioreA Rafanelli Winery Family Wineries 2355 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg Rued Winery4685 West Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 4791 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.9499 • montemaggiore.com 3850 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg707.433.1385 • arafanelliwinery.com 707.443.0100 • Daily 10:30-4:3 707.433.3261 • ruedvineyards.comBy Appt. • CS, M, familywineriesdrycreek.com By Appt • Sy Daily 11-4:30pm • C, CS, PN, SB, Including: MoniClaire VineyardsAmista Vineyards Collier Falls Vineyards 1750 Lytton Springs Rd, Healdsburg Sbragia Family Vineyards3320 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg CBSB, CS, Pr, PS, RD, Sy, 707-433-4320 • By Appt. • moniclaire.com • PS, 9990 Dry Creek Rd., Geyserville707.431.9200 •amistavineyards.com Dashe Cellars • Ca, CS, G, GB, M, Ri, PS, Mounts Family WineryDaily 11-4:30pm • C, CS, SpW, Sy, orth Vinyards CS, M, R, Sa, Sy, SB 3901 Wine Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.473.2992 • sbragia.com Lago di Merlo Vineyards • 707.292.8148 • mountswinery.com Daily 10:30am-5pm • C, CS, M, SB,Amphora Hutchinson Wines Bar, C, CF, Fiano, Mus, Pri Sa 12pm-4pm and by Appt. M-F4791 Dry Creek Rd, Bldg 6, Healdsburg Ca, CF, CRSB, CS, Mal, PS, RB, Sy, Vi, Simoncini Vineyards 2303 W. Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg Mutt Lynch Winery At Tasting Room on the reen 707-433-8811 • By Appt. simoncinivineyards.com • R, 9050 Windsor Rd., Windsor Talty Vineyards and Winery 707.942.6180 • muttlynchwinery.com 7127 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.8438 • taltyvineyards.com By Appt. • C, CS, M, PS, SB, Sy, By Appt. •707.431.7767 • amphorawines.com Mietz Cellars • C, CBSB, CF, CS, M, PV, PN, Nalle Winery Trattore Farms 2383 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 7878 Dry Creek Road, HealdsburgDaily 11-4:30pm Forchini Vineyards / Winery 707.433.1040 • nallewinery.com 707-431-7200 • trattorewines.comC, CF, CS, M, Mal, PN, PS, Sa, SB, S , 5141 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg Sat 12-4:30pm • C, CBSB, PN, 707.431.8886 • forchini.com Daily 11am-5pmArmida Winery Fr-Su Mo-Th 11-4:30pm Papapietro Perry Winery CS, Gr, GSM, Mo, PN, PS, , Ma, Rou, Vi, B2201 Westside Rd., Healdsburg or by Appt. • CBSB, CS, PN, 4791 Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg707.433.2222 • armida.com 707.433.0422 •papapietro-perry.com Truett-Hurst WineryDaily 11am-5pm C,CS,PG,PN,PS,SB, Frick Winery 5610 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 23072 Walling Rd., Geyserville Daily 11-4:30pm • C, PN, 707.433.9545 • Daily 10am-5pmBella Vineyards 707.857.1980 • frickwinery.com Passalacqua Winery truetthurst.com • Daily 11-5pm • C,PN,PS,R,9711 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg Sa-Su 12-4:30pm; Summer Fri-Su707.473.9171 • bellawinery.com Ca,Ci,CRSB,Gr, R, RB, Sy, Vi 3805 Lambert Bridge Rd., Healdsburg Unti Vineyards and WineryDaily 11-4:30pm • Ps, R, Sy, 707.433.5550 • passalacquawinery.com 4202 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg Fritz Underground Winery Call for Seated Tastings 11, 12:30 & 2 707.433.5590 • untivineyards.comCast Wines 24691 Dutcher Creek Rd., Cloverdale By Appt • Ba, CTRB, GB, PS, R, Sy,8500 Dry Creek Road, Geyserville 800.418.9463 • fritzwinery.com C, CS, Pr, Sa, SB,707-431-1225 • castwines.com Daily 10:30-4:30 • C, CS, Mal, M, PN, SB, Sy, Pasterick Wines UPTick VineyardsDaily 10-5pm • C, PN, PS, SB, SpW, 3491 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 779 Westside Road, Healdsburg F. Teldeschi Winery 707-433-4655 • pasterickwine.com 707.395.0864 • uptickvineyards.comChateau Diana 3555 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg We - Su 11am-5pm • C, CS,M,PN,R,SB, SpW, Sy,6195 Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 707.433.6626 • teldeschi.com By Appt. • R, Sy, Vi707-433-6993 •chateaud.com • Daily 11-5pm Daily 12-5pm Pedroncelli Winery West WinesC, CF, CS, G, M, PG, PS, PN, P, R, Ri, Sa, SB, Sy, C, CBSB, CF, CRSB, CS, M,P,PN,PS, Sy, 220 Canyon Rd., Geyserville 707.857.3531 1000 Dry Creek Road HealdsburgVi, WD, SpW, eyser eak inery pedroncelli.com • Daily 10am-4:30 707-433-2066 •westwines.comComstock Wines 2306 Magnolia Drive, Healdsburg C,CBSB,CS, M, PS,PN,P,R,Sa,SB, Sy, M-Th-F 12-4pm; Sa-Su 11-5pm1290 Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 707.857.2500 • geyserpeakwinery.com707-723-3011 • comstockwines.com Daily 10am-5pm • C, CBSB, CRSB, CS, M, Peterson Winery CBSB, CS, Sa, C, Vi, SB, WDDaily 10:30-4:30pm • C,CS,PN,R,SBVi, Mal, Mus, P, PG, PN, PV, SB, 4791 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg Wilson Winery 707.431.7568 • petersonwinery.com DaVero Farms & Winery pfrich Estate Vineyard Daily 11-4:30pm • Ca,CS,PS,SB,Sy, 1960 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 766 Westside Road, Healdsburg 7462 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.4355 • wilsonwinery.com Preston of Dry Creek Daily 11am-5pm • CBSB, CF, PS, RD, Sy, 707-431-8000 • davero.com 707.433.1645 • gopfrich.com 9282 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg Daily 11-5pm • B, Ca, CTSB, Do, By Appt • CS, M, Sy, 707.433.3372 • prestonvineyards.com Yoakim Bridge Winery Kachina Vineyards 7209 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg Mos, Pr, R, Sag, Sa, WD, Ver Daily 11-4:30pm 707.433.8511 • yoakimbridge.com avid Coffaro inery 1900 Oak Hollow Rd., Cloverdale Ba, Ca, Ci, CRSB, PS, R, SB, Sy, Vi, 707.894.2431 • kachinavineyards.com Fr-Su 11-4pm • CS, PS, 7485 Dry Creek Rd., Geyserville Sa-Su 11-4pm & By Appt. • C, Ch,CS, P, 707.433.9715 • coffaro.com uivira Vineyards Zichichi Family Vineyard Daily 11-4pm Kokomo Winery 4900 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 8626 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg Ba, Ca, CBSB, CS, PS, RB, SB, 4791 Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 707.433.4410 • zichichifamilyvineyard.com De La Montanya Vineyards 707.433.0205 • kokomowines.com 707.431.8333 • quivirawine.com Daily 11-4:30pm • C, Cou, CS, G, GSM, M, Daily 11-5pm •Ci,CRSB,Gr, Mo,PS, R,SB,Sy, Daily 11-4:30pm • CS, PS, 999 Foreman Ln., Healdsburg 707.433.3711 • dlmwine.com Mal, Mus, PN,Pri, PS, SB, R, Sy, Heritage & Excellence Sa-Su 11-4:30pm; Mo-Fr by Appt Lambert Bridge Winery C, CBSB, CS, M, Mal 4085 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg PN, Pr, PV, R, SB, Sy, T, Vi, 707.431.9600 • lambertbridge.com Daily 10:30-4:30 • C, CBSB, CF, CS, M, PS, SB, PV, eu Amis inery At Tasting Room on the reen Manzanita Creek 1441 A Grove Street, Healdsburg 9050 Windsor Rd., Windsor 707-433-4052 • manzanitacreek.com707.431.7945 • deuxamiswines.com We-Sa 10am-4pm • CBSB,CF,PS,PN,Sy, By Appt • PN, PS, Martorana Family Winery Dry Creek Vineyard 5956 W. Dry Creek Rd, Healdsburg 3770 Lambert Bridge Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.1000 • Daily 10:30-4:30 707-433-1909 • Daily 11am-5pm drycreekvineyard.com martoranafamilywinery.comCB, CS, FB, Mal, Mer, M, PN, PS, R, SB, C, CS, M, PS, Dutcher Crossing Winery Mauritson Family Winery 8533 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.2700 • Daily 11am-5pm 2859 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg dutchercrossingwinery.com 707-431-0804 • mauritsonwines.com C, Ca, CS, GSM, M, P, PN, PS, SB, Sy, Daily 10am-5pm • C,CBSB,CF,CS,Mal,PS,P, SB,Sy, Everett Ridge inery Mazzocco Winery Enjoy a Seated Tasting Overlooking our 435 West Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 1400 Lytton Springs Rd., Healdsburg Stunning Vineyards in Dry Creek Valley 888.474.7456 • everettridge.com 707-431-8159 • mazzocco.com Open Daily 10-5 Daily 10am-5pm Daily 10am-5pm • C, CS, M, PS, SB, C, CRSB, CS, P, PN, PS, R, SB, Sy, TUCKED AWAY ONLY MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN HEALDSBURG Michel-Schlumberger Winery Ferrari-Carano Vineyards 4155 Wine Creek Rd., Healdsburg 1401 Westside Rd., Healdsburg • 707.431.2121 • millcreekwinery.com 8761 Dry Creek Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.6700 • ferrari-carano.com 707.433.7427 • By Appt. 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RUSSIAN RIVER AND Hanna – Santa Rosa Estate K Squared Cellars 5353 Occidental Rd., Santa Rosa 7755 Bell Road, WindsorGREEN VALLEY AVA 707.687.3300 • ksquaredcellars.com 707.575.3371 hannawinery.comView an interactive map of this AVA by going to Daily 10am-4pm By Appt. • PN101things.com/winecountry/russian-river-valley-ava/ Kistler Vineyardson your computer or device. CBSB, CF, CS, Mal, SB, PN, R, Sy, 4707 Vine Hill Road, Sebastopol rrvw.org Hartford Family Winery (707) 823-5603 • kistlervineyards.com Acorn Winery D’Argenzio Winery (At Vintners Square) 8075 Martinelli Rd., Forestville By Appt. • C, PN 12040 Old Redwood Hwy, 707-546-2466 • dargenziowine.com 707.887.8010 • hartfordwines.com Kendall-Jackson Healdsburg • (707) 433-6440 1301 Cleveland Ave., Santa Rosa 5007 Fulton Rd., Fulton acornwinery.com • By Appt. W-Th 11-5pm; F-Sa 11-7pm; Daily 10-4:30pm • C, PN, 337 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg CF, Dol, Med, Ros, Sa, Sy, Su 11-5pm; M-Tu by Appt. Harvest Moon inery 707.571.8100 • kj.com Ba, C, CS, PN, PS, R, Sag, Adrian Fog Winery Sa, Sy,Tuscan Blend, 2192 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa Daily 10-5pm 2064 Gravenstein No., Sebastopol avis amily Vineyards 707.573.8711 • Daily 10:30-5pm C, CBSB, CF, CS, M, Mal, P, 52 Front Street, Healdsburg harvestmoonwinery.com • CS, G, PN, SpW, 707.431.1174 • adrianfog.com 707.433.3858 • daviswines.com PN, R, Ri, SB, Sy,WD, By Appt. • PN Daily 11-5pm Holdredge Wines Kobler Estate Winery Arista Winery 51 Front Street, Healdsburg 107 W North St., Healdsburg C, CBSB, CRSB, CS, PN,R, RB, RI, SpW, S , (707) 431-1424 • holdredge.com 707.473.8287 • koblerestatewinery.com 7015 Westside Rd., Healdsburg De Loach Vineyards Th-Su 10-5; Mo-We By Appt. 707.473.0606 • aristawinery.com Fr-Mo or by Appt. C, G, PN, SB, Sy, Cu, Vi, Daily 11am-5pm • G, PG, PN, 1791 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa Hook & Ladder Winery Korbel Champagne Cellars 707.526.9111 • Daily 10-5pm 2134 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa 13250 River Rd., Guerneville Bacigalupi Vineyards 707.526.2255 • Daily 10-4:30pm 707.824.7000 • korbel.com 4353 Westside Road, Healdsburg deloachvineyards.com hookandladderwinery.com Daily 10-4:30pm • C, CS, PN, SpW, 707-473-0115 • Daily 11-5:00pm C, CS, G, M, PN, R, SB, Sy, C, CBSB, CF, CS, CTSB,G,M, P, PN, R, SB, W , La Follette Wines C, LH, PN, PS, R, Dutton Estate Winery Hop Kiln Winery 180 Morris Street, Sebastopol Balletto Vineyards 8757 Green Valley Rd., Sebastopol 6050 Westside Rd., Healdsburg (707) 395-3902 • lafollettewines.com 5700 Occidental Rd., Santa Rosa 707.829.9463 • duttonestate.com Daily 707.433.6491 • hopkilnwinery.com Daily Th-Sa 12-6pm; Sun 12-5pm • C, PN 707.568.2455 • Daily 10am-4pm ballettovineyards.com 11am-5pm • C, PN, SB, Sy, WD, 10am-5pm • C, Gr, PG, PN, Sy, Limerick Lane Cellars C, G, PG, PN, R, Sy, utton old eld inery Inman Family Wines 1023 Limerick Ln., Healdsburg Battaglini Estate Winery 707.433.9211 • Daily 10am-5pm 2948 Piner Rd., Santa Rosa 3100 Gravenstein Hwy. North, 5793 Skylane Blvd., Windsor limericklanewines.com • Sy/G, 707.578.4091 • battagliniwines.com • By Sebastopol • (707) 823-3887 707.395.0689 • inmanfamilywines.com Fri-Sat 11-4pm; Sun-Thu by Aptt. • PG, PN Lynmar Estate Appt • C, PS, R, duttongoldfield.com 3909 Frei Rd., Sebastopol Benovia inery Daily 10-4:30pm • C,G,PB,PN,Ri,Sy, Inspiration Vineyards 707.829.3374 • lynmarwinery.com 3339 Hartman Rd., Santa Rosa 2040 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa 707.526.4441 • benoviawinery.com Foppiano Vineyards By Appt. • C, PN, R, Sy Vi By Appt • PN, , C 12707 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg • 707.237.4980 • By Appt MacPhail Family Wines Bucher Wines inspirationvineyards.com 6761 Mc inley Street, Sebastopol 5293 Westside Road, Healdsburg 707.433.7272 • foppiano.com 707.824.8400 • macphailwines.com707-433-4056 • buchervineyard.net • C, PN, R Daily 11am-6pm • C, PN, R, PS, SB C,CS,PN,R,Sy,Vi, Iron Horse Vineyards Daily 11-6pm; C, PN, R Friedeman Wines 9786 Ross Station Rd., Sebastopol MacRostie Winery & Vineyards 869 Tilton Road, Sebastopol 707.887.1507 • ironhorsevineyards.com 707-933-6693 • friedemanwines.com Daily 10-3:30pm • C, CBSB, PN, SpW 4605 Westside Road J. Rochioli Vineyards Healdsburg • (707) 473-9303 By Appt. • C, PN, R 6192 Westside Rd., Healdsburg M-Th 11-5PM; F-Su 10-5PM 707.433.2305 • rochioliwinery.com macrostiewinery.com • C, PN Cellars of Sonoma ary arrell Vineyards Th-Mon 11-4pm; Tue-Wed by Appt. Marimar Estate Vineyards 133 Fourth St., Santa Rosa 10701 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 11400 Graton Rd., Sebastopol707.578.1826 • Daily 10am – 7pm C, PN, SB M-Th 11-4pm; Fr-Su 11-5pm cellarsofsonoma.com • multiple 77.473.2909 • garyfarrell.com J Vineyards and Winery (Also Tasting at The Barlow) M-F 10:30am-4:30pm; 11447 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg 6780 Mc inley Street, Sebastopol Christopher Creek Winery Sa-Su by Appt. • C, PN, 707.431.3646 • jwine.com Daily 11-6pm • 707.823.4365 641 Limerick Ln, Healdsburg Daily 11am-5pm • C, PG, PN, SpW, Vi, WD 707.433.2001 • christophercreek.com racianna inery marimarestate.com • C, PNDaily 11am-5pm • C, CS, P, PS, Sy, Vi, 6914 Westside Rd, Healdsburg Jigar Wines Martin Ray Winery 6615 Front Street, Forestville 707.486.3771 • gracianna.net 707.874.6123 • jigarwines.com 2191 Laguna Rd., Santa Rosa Daily 11-5pm • C, PN, SB, SpW, Daily 11am-5pm • C, CS, Cuv, PN, 707.823.2404 • Daily 11am-5pm avis Bynum inery Joseph Jewell Wines martinray-winery.comTrue Gravity-Flow W11455 Old Redwood Hwy Healdsburg 7642 Front St., Forestville C, CS, G, M, PG, PN, R, Ri, SB,iner(866) 442-7547 • davisbynum.com 707.820.1621 • josephjewell.com Thurs-Sun 11am-5pm • C, PN, Martinelli Winery yDaily 10-5pm • C, PN, SB Joseph Swan Vineyards 3360 River Rd., Windsor raton Ridge Cellars 2916 Laguna Rd., Forestville 707.525.0570 • martinelliwinery.com 3561 Gravenstein Hwy. 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RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY AVA Matri inery Paradise Ridge Winery Russian Hill Estate Winery Toad Hollow Vineyards 3291 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 4545 Thomas Lake Harris Dr., 4525 Slusser Rd., Windsor 409A Healdsburg Ave., 707.433.1911 • matrixwinery.com 707.575.9428 • Daily 10am-4pm Healdsburg • Daily 10:30-5:30 Daily 11am-5pm • C, CBSB, PN, Santa Rosa • 707.433.0422 russianhillestate.com • C, P, PN, Sy 707.431.8667 • toadhollow.com prwinery.com • Daily 11am-4:30pm C, CS, CTSB, M, PN, R, SB, SpW, Mazzocco Vineyards Russian River Vineyards 1400 Lytton Springs Rd., Healdsburg C, PN, SB, 5700 Gravenstein Hwy., Forestville Twomey Cellars Paul Hobbs Winery 104 N. Main St., Sebastopol 707.887.3344 3000 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.431.8159 • mazzocco.com 3355 Gravenstein Hwy No, Daily 11am-5pm • russianrivervineyards.com 800.505.4850 • twomeycellars.com Daily 11am-5pm • C, CS, M, Sebastopol • 707.824.9879 Mo-Sa 10-5p; Su 11-5 • M, PN, SB paulhobbs.com • By Appt. • C, CS, PN, Sy Sophie’s Cellars Merry Edwards Winery Porter Creek Vineyards 25179 Hwy 116, Duncans Mills T o Shepherds See Story age 2959 Gravenstein Hwy No., Sebastopol 8735 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.865.1122 • SophiesCellars.com 7763 Bell Road, Windsor 707.823.7466 • merryedwards.com 707.433.6321 • Daily 10:30-4:30 Th-Su-Mo 11-5pm; Fri-Sat 11-7pm 415-613-5731 • twoshepherdsvineyards.com portercreekvineyards.com • C,Ca, PN, Sy, Vi, multiple wineries Sat. 11am-4pm and By Appt. Daily 9:30-4:30pm • PN Ca, White Rhone, Gr, Gr Noir, RB, Sy Merriam Vineyards Red Car Winery Sunce Winery and Vineyard 8400 Graton Road, Sebastopol 1839 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa V M L Russian River inery 11650 Los Amigos Rd., Healdsburg 707.829.8500 • redcarwine.com 707.526.9463 • suncewinery.com Daily 4035 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.4032 • merriamvineyards.com Daily 10-4:30pm • C, PN, R, Sy 10:30-5pm • Ba, C, CBSB, CF, CS, CTSB, M, 707.431.4419 • VMLwine.com Sa, Mal, P, PN, SB, Sy, Daily 11am-5pm • C, PN Daily 10–5pm • C,CS.CF,M River Road Vineyards Moshin Vineyards 5220 Ross Rd., Sebastopol Taft Street Winery ine uerrilla See story page 2030 Barlow Ln., Sebastopol 6671 Front Street, Forestville 707.887.8130 • By Appt 707.823.2049 • taftstreetwinery.com 707. 887.1996 • wineguerilla.com 10295 Westside Rd., Healdsburg riverroadvineyards.com • C, CS, M, PN, Sy Mo-Fr 11-4pm, Sa-Su 11-4:30pm 707.433.5499 • Daily 11-4:30pm Daily 11am-5pm • R, Robert Rue Vineyard C, M, PG, PN, R, SB, Sy, Williamson Wines moshinvineyards.com 1406 Wood Road, Fulton Tara Bella WineryC, CBSB, CF, G, M, PN, PS,R,SB, SpW, Sy, WD, 707.578.1601 • By Appt. 134 Matheson St., Healdsburg robertruevineyard.com • 3701 Viking Rd., Santa Rosa 707.433.1500 • Daily 11am-7pm Mueller Winery Rodney Strong Vineyards 707.544.9049 • tarabellawinery.com 118 North Street, Healdsburg 11455 Old Redwood Hwy., williamsonwines.com 707.473.8086 • muellerwine.com Healdsburg • Daily 10am-5pm By Appt • CS C, CBSB, CS, M, Mal, PN, Sy, Vi 707.431.1533 • rodneystrong.com F-Su 12–5pm; C, PN, Sy, C, CBSB, CS, M, P, PN, SB, Sy, Thomas eorge Estates Woodenhead Winery Paul Hobbs Winery 8075 Westside Rd., Healdsburg 5700 River Road, Santa Rosa Rosenblum Cellars 707.431.8031 • Daily 11am-5pm 707.887.2703 • woodenheadwine.com 3355 Gravenstein Hwy. No, Sebastopol 250 Center St., Healdsburg thomasgeorgeestates.com • C, PN, Vi, Th-Mo 10:30-4:30 • PN, RB, SpW 707.824.9879 • By Appt. 707.431.1169 • rosenblumcellars.com View an interactive map of these listings by AVA by going to paulhobbswinery.com •C,CS, PN,Sy Daily 10am-6pm 101things.com/winecountry/interactive-wine-maps/ Pellegrini Family Vineyards C, CBSB, CRSB, Gr, M, PN, PS, RD, Sy, Vi, WD, on your computer or device. 4055 West Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa 800.891.0244 • pellegrinisonoma.com Daily 10:30-4:30 C, Ca, CBSB, CS, M, PN, R, SB,TASTING ROOMS OF La Crema Winery Stonestreet Wines 235 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 337 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707.473.3377 • stonestreetwines.com 800.314.1762 • lacrema.com Daily 10:30am-5:30pm • C, SB, CS Daily 10:30-5:30pm • C, PG, PN, Vi HEALDSBURG PLAZA Longboard Vineyards Skewis Wines View an interactive map by going to 5 Fitch St., Healdsburg • 707.433.3473 long- 57 Front St., Healdsburg • 707.431.2160101things.com/winecountry/healdsburg-plaza-wine-tasting-rooms/ boardvineyards.com • Daily 11-6pm skewis.com on your computer or device. C, Cuv, M, PN, SB, Sy, SpW Fr-Su 11-5pm • PN Artiste Winery Hart’s Desire Wines Mueller Winery thumbprint cellars 439 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 53 Front Street, Healdsburg 118 North St., Healdsburg 102 Matheson St., Healdsburg 707.433.1920 • artistewinery.com 707.473.8086 • Fr-Su 12-5pm 707.433.2393 • thumbprintcellars.com Daily 11-5:30pm • CBSB, CRSB, CTSB 707.433.3097 muellerwine.com • Cuv, PN, RD, Sy, hartsdesirewines.com • By Appt Murphy oode inery Daily 11-6pm Blanchard Family Wines 20 Matheson St., Healdsburg C, CBSB, CF, CS, G, M, PN, 109 W. North St., Healdsburg C, CF, CS, M, PN, SB, Sy, 707.431.7644 • murphygoodewinery.com Hawley Wine Sa-Su 11-5pm; Mo-Fr by Appt PS, PV, R, SpW, Sy, Vi, 630-606-4389 • By Appt. Toad Hollow Vineyards blanchardfamilywines.com • C,CS,PN, 36 North St., Healdsburg C, CS, M, Mal, PV, SB, 409A Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg Daily 11-6pm • 707.473.9500 Pezzi King Vineyards 707.431.8667 • toadhollow.com Breathless Sparkling Wines hawleywine.com • CS, M, Mer, PN, PS, 412 Hudson St., Healdsburg 707.473.4310 Open Daily • C, CS, PN, R, SpW, 499 Moore Lane, Healdsburg Hudson Street ines Collective Topel Mountain Estate Winery 707.696.6717 • breathlesswines.com 428 Hudson St., Healdsburg • Daily 11am-5pm 125 Matheson St., Healdsburg Thurs-Mon 11am-5pm • SpW Th-Mo, 11-4:30pm • 707.433.2364 pezziking.com • C, CS, M, PN, SB, Sy, 707.433.4116 • topelwines.com C Donatiello hudsonstreetwineries.com Portalupi Wines Daily 11-7pm320 Center St., Healdsburg 707.431.4442 Including: 107 North St., Healdsburg 707.395.0960 • C, CS, Mer, Mos, PS, SN, Vi, cdonatiello.com • Daily 11:30-6pm Agave arden portalupiwine.com Valdez Family Winery C, PN, R, SB, SpW agavegarden.com • Agave Wine Daily 11-7pm • Ba, Char, PN, 113 Mill St., Healdsburg 707.433.3710 Cartograph Blue Nose Wines Roadhouse Winery valdezfamilywinery.com 340 Center St., Healdsburg bluenosewines.com • C, PS, 240 Center St. Healdsburg Daily 11-5pm • SB, PN, 707.433.8270 • cartographwines.com 707-922-6362 • roadhousewinery.com Kelley & Young Wines Daily 12pm-6pm• PN, RD, SB, WD, Veritas Ridge Daily 12-6:30pm • G, Ri, PN kelleyyoungwines.com • Mal, Re, SB, 118 North Street, Healdsburg avis amily Vineyards Sanglier Cellars 707.395.0307 • grapes2greatness.com O l Ridge 132 Plaza St., Healdsburg 707.433.6104 • Su-Th 11-6pm; Fr-Sa 11-8pm 52 Front St., Healdsburg 707.433.3858 owlridge.com • CS, SB,davisfamilyvineyards.com • Th-Su 11-5pm sangliercellars.com C, CS, M, SBC, CBSB, CRSB, CS, PN, R, RB, RI, SpW, S , Shippey Vineyards M-Th 12–5pm; F–Su 12–7pm est Burgundy ine roup shippeyvineyards.com • R, PS, Ferrari-Carano C, Cuv, G, M, PN, SB, Sy Collective 113 Plaza St., Healdsburg Willowbrook Cellars Sapphire Hill 20 Matheson St., Healdsburg 707.857.1526 707.431.2222 • ferrari-carano.com willowbrookcellars.com • PN, 55 Front St., Healdsburg 707.431.1888 • westburgundywinecollective.com Daily 10am-5pm Holdredge Wines sapphirehill.com Featuring: C, CBSB, CS, M, PN, PV, RD, SB, Sy, WD, 51 Front St., Healdsburg 707.431.1424 holdredge.com Fr-M 11-4:30 and by Appt. • PN Daily 11-4:30pm • C, CB, CS, PN, PS, ran Moraine (Oregon) ustafson amily Vineyard Selby Winery granmoraine.com • C, PN, R 34 North St., Healdsburg • 707-433-2371 J Keverson inery Champs de Reves (Anderson Valley) 53 Front St., Healdsburg 215 Center St., Healdsburg champderevesvineyards.com • PN gfvineyard.com • Daily 11-6pm 707.484.3083 • jkeverson.com 707.431.1288 • selbywinery.com Wild Ridge (Sonoma Coast) CS, PS, R, Sy, Ri, SB, Th-M 11:4:30 • C, Sa, champderevesvineyards.com • PN Kobler Estate Winery Daily 11-5:30pm Hartford Family Winery 107 W North St., Healdsburg C, CS, M, Mal, P, PN, PS, R, SB, Sy, Carneros Hills Winery 331 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707.473.8287 koblerestatewinery.com Stephen & Walker Trust Wines Ltd. carneroshills.com • C, PN 707.887.8031 • hartfordwines.com By Appt. • C, Cuv, PN, SB, Sy, Vi 243 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg 707- Siduri • siduri.com • PN Daily 10:30-5pm • C, PN, 431-8749 trustwine.com Windsor Vineyards Daily 11-7pm • C, Mus, 308-B Center St., Healdsburg Seghesio Family Vineyards 707.921.2893 • windsorvineyards.com 700 Grove St., Healdsburg 707.433.3579 • seghesio.com Daily 12-7pm Daily 10-5pm • PG, Sa, C, CBSB, Ca, CS, G, M, Mal, Mer, Mos, PG, PS, Ri, SB, Sy, Vi, WDownload our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 27

alexandervalley.org Jordan Vineyard & Winery Roth Estate Winery 1474 Alexander Valley Rd., Healdsburg 10309 Chalk Hill Road, HealdsburgALEXANDER VALLEY 707.431.5250 • jordanwinery.com 707.836.7030 • rothwinery.com CHALK HILL AVAS By Appt • C, CS Daily 10-5pm • C, CS, M, PN Sapphire Hill WineryView an Interactive Map of these listings on your device by going to Lancaster Estate101things.com/winecountry/dry-creek-valley-ava-wine-map/ 15001 Chalk Hill Road, Healdsburg 51 Front Street #4, Healdsburg 707.433.8178 • lancaster-estate.com 707.431.1888 • sapphirehill.com on your computer or device. Daily 10am-4pm • CS Daily 11-4:30pm Acorn Winery Field Stone Winery LOCALS Tasting Room C, CF, CS, PN, PS, R, RD, G, 12040 Old Redwood Hwy., 10075 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg 21023 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville Seghesio Family Vineyards Healdsburg • 707.433.6440 707.433.7266 • Daily 10am-5pm Daily 11-7pm • tastelocalwines.com 14730 Grove St., Healdsburgacornwinery.com • By Appt. •CF, Do, Sa, Sy, 707.433.7764 • seghesio.com fieldstonewinery.com (Multiple Wineries) Daily 10am-5pm • B, CTSB, Sa, PG, Albini Family Winery C, CS, M, P, PN, , PS, SB, Sy, Vi Longboard Vineyards 886 Jensen Lane, Windsor 5 Fitch St., Healdsburg Silver Oak Cellars 707.838-9249 • By Appt. Foley Sonoma Winery 707.433.3473 • Daily 11am - 6pm 24625 Chianti Rd., Geyserville albinifamilyvineyards.com • M, 5110 Hwy. 128, Geyserville longboardvineyards.com 707.857.3562 • silveroak.com Ale ander Valley Vineyards 707.433.1944 • foleywines.com C, CBSB, Cu, PN, M, RD, SB, SpW, Sy 8644 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg Mo-Sa 9-5pm • CS 707.433.7209 • avvwine.com • Daily 10-5pm Daily 10:30-5pm Medlock Ames Simi Winery C, CF, CRSB, CS, G, M,PN, R, Sa, Sy, Vi, C, CF, CS, M, Mal, PV, S, Sy, , Sa 13414 Chalk Hill Rd., Healdsburg Francis Ford Coppola Winery 707.431.8845 • medlockames.com 16275 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg Archipel Winery 300 Via Archimedes, Geyserville Daily 10am - 4:30pm • C, CS, M, SB 707.473.3232 • simiwinery.com 4611 Thomas Rd., Healdsburg 707.857.1462 • franciscoppolawinery.com Daily 10am-5pm 800.296.1952 • archipelwines.com Daily 11-6pm • C, CS, PN, Sy, WD Meeker Vineyard C, CS, M, PG, PS, R, SB, Vi, WD, arden Creek Ranch Vineyards 21035 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville Soda Rock Winery By Appt. • CBSB 2335 Geysers Rd., Geyserville 707.431.2148 • meekerwine.com Mo-Sa 8015 Highway 128, Healdsburg Cellar No. 8 at Asti Winery 26150 Asti Rd., Cloverdale 707.433.8345 • By Appt 10:30am-6pm, Sun 12-5pm 707.433.3303 • sodarockwinery.com 707.265.5490 • cellarno8.com gardencreekvineyards.com • C, CBSB B, C, Ca, CF, CBSB, CS, M, PS, PV, Sy, R, WD, Daily 11am-5pm • C,CF,CS,M,SB, Souverain at Asti inery Daily 10am-5pm Hanna Ale ander Valley Mercury eyserville 26150 Asti Post O ce Rd., C, CBSB, CS, CSRB, M, PS, R, SB, 9280 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg 21015 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville Cloverdale • 707.265.5490 707.431.4310 • hannawinery.com souverain.com • Daily 10am-5pm Chalk Hill Estate Winery 707.857.9870 • mercurywine.com C, CS, M, P, PN, PS, SB, Sy, Vi, 10300 Chalk Hill Rd., Healdsburg Daily 10am - 4pm Daily 11am-5pm • C,CF,CBSB,CS,PB,PN, R Stonestreet Estate Wines C, CBSB, CF, CS, Mal, SB, PN, R, Sy, 7111 Highway 128, Healdsburg 707.838.4306 • chalkhill.com Optima inery By Appt. • C, CBSB, CS, M, PG, S, SB, Sy Hawkes Winery 498 Moore Ln, Unit C, Healdsburg 800.355.8008 • stonestreetwines.com 6734 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg 707.431.8222 • optimawinery.com Daily 11am-4:30pm • C, SB, CS Chateau Felice Winery Daily 10am-5pm • 707.433.4295 Stuhlmuller Vineyards 10603 Chalk Hill Rd., Healdsburg hawkeswine.com • C, CS, M By Appt • C, CS, P, PS, 4951 West Soda Rock Ln., 707.836.9011 • chateaufelice.com Pech Merle Winery Healdsburg • 707.431.7745 Hoot O l Creek inery By Appt • C, CF, CS, M, Sy, 8900 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg, CA 21001 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville stuhlmullervineyards.com • By Appt • C, CS, Clos du Bois inery Daily 10-4:30pm 707.891.3015 • pechmerlewinery.com Trentadue Winery 707-433-1094 • By Appt. 19410 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville hootowlcreekvineyards.com • CS Daily 11am-6pm • CS, PN, R, SB, 19170 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville 707.857.3100 • closdubois.com Ramazzotti Wines 707.433.3104 • trentadue.com Icaria Creek Winery Daily 10am-5pm C, Ca, CBSB, M, PG, PN, R, Ri, SB, Sy, 27750 Asti Rd, Cloverdale 21015 Geyserville Ave, Geyserville De La Montanya Vineyards 707.486.9623 • icariawinery.com 707.814.0016 • ramazzottiwines.com CBSB, CS, M, P, PS, R, Sa,SB,SpW,Sy, 999 Foreman Ln., Healdsburg B, C, CBSB, CF, GN, P, PG, Sa, SpW, R, ST, Vérité Winery 707.433.3711 • dlmwine.com By Appt • C, CS, P, PN, Sa-Su 11-5pm; Mo-Fr by aptt. J. Rickards Winery Ridge Vineyards 4611 Thomas Rd., Healdsburg 650 Lytton Springs Rd., Healdsburg 707.433.9000 • veritewines.comC, CBSB, CRSB, CS, M,PG, PN, Pr, R, SB, Sy,Vi, 24505 Chianti Rd., Cloverdale deLorimier Winery 707.758.3441 • jrwinery.com 707.433.7721 • ridgewine.com By Appt • CBSB Daily 11am-4pm • C, Ca, CS, Gr, M, PS, Vintor’s Signature 2001 Hwy. 128, Geyserville M-Sa 11-4pm 4001 Hwy. 128, Geyserville 800.546.7718 • delorimierwinery.com CS, DW, Gr, M, MB, P, PS, Sem, Robert Young Estate Winery 707.857.3300 • Daily 10:30-5pm Johnson’s Ale ander Valley 4960 Red Winery Rd., Geyserville vintnerssignatures.com Daily 10:30-5pm 8333 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg 707.433.2319 SB, C, Mal,CS, , RB C, CF, CBSB,CS, M,Mal,Mer, PS, Sa, SB, 707.431.4811 • ryew.com hite Oak Vineyards • johnsonavwines.com Daily 10am-4:30pm • C, CS, M 7505 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg Daily 11am-4pm • C, CS, PS, Ri, Rodney Strong Vineyards 707.433.8429 11455 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg whiteoakwinery.com Daily 10am-5pm • C, CS, M, SB, Sy Daily 10am-5pm 707.431.1533 • rodneystrong.com C, CBSB, CS, M, P, PN, SB, Sy, 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, Come to an Urban Wine Join Us For Village and taste award winning Sonoma County Wine Down and fine Italian wines. Relax Thursday! on our patio or join in on a spirited game of bocce ball. Every Thursday Open Wed-Sun & by Appt. from 6-9pm 1301 Cleveland Avenue • Enjoy our wines while listening to the Santa Rosa featured band of the week. (at Vintner’s Square) • Tasty Food • Bocce Ball 707.546-2466 • A Different flight of wines each week dargenziowine.com • Wine by the glass or by the bottle28 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry (no corkage fee) • Small dinner menu available each week Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

SONOMA VALLEY, CARNEROS, Sonoma Valley Portworks Buena Vista Carneros 9575 Sonoma Hwy., enwood 18000 Old Winery Rd., Sonoma BENNET VALLEY & SONOMA COAST 707.833.6131 • Daily 11am-5pm 707.938-1266 • Daily 10am-5pm View these listings in an interactive map by going to 613 2nd St., Petaluma buenavistawinery.com101things.com/winecountry/sonoma-valley-bennett-valley-and-carneros-winery-map/ Mon-Sat 12-5pm • 707.769.5203 C, M, PG, PN, Sy on your computer or device. portworks.com • P, RD, WD Chandelle Winery Spann Vineyards 1395 Broadway, Sonoma GLEN ELLEN Wellington Vineyards 707.938-5862 • chandellewinery.com Arrowood Vineyards 11600 Dunbar Rd., Glen Ellen 9380 Sonoma Hwy., enwood Th-Mo 11-6pm; Tu-We 4-6pm 707.939.0708 • Daily 10:30-4:30pm 707.933.8343 Daily 10:30-5pm 14347 Sonoma Hwy, Glen Ellen C, CBSB, CS, SB, WD 707.935.2600 • Daily 10-4:30pm wellingtonvineyards.com spannvineyards.com Cline Cellars C, CS, G, Mal, P, R, SB, S , WD, CRSB, CS, CTSB, M, Sy arrowoodvineyards.com St. Francis Winery 24737 Arnold Drive, Sonoma C, CS, M, Mal, R, RB, Ri, Sy, Vi wellingtonvineyards.com 100 Pythian Rd., Santa Rosa 707.940.4030 • clinecellars.com Audelssa Estate Winery C, CSK, G,EMaNl, PW, R, SOB,OS D, WD, 707.833.0242 • Daily 10am-5pm 13647 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen Daily 10am-6pm 707.933.8514 • audelssa.com Blackstone Winery stfranciswinery.com C,CRSB,Gr,M,Mar,Mou,PN,Ro,Sy, Vi, Fr-Su 11am-5pm • CS,CBSB,CRSB, Sy 8450 Sonoma Hwy, enwood C, CBSB, CF, M, P, PS, R, SB, Sy, Benziger Family Winery 707.833.1999 • Daily 10-4:30pm Sunce Winery and Vineyard loria errer Caves & inery 1883 London Ranch Rd., Glen Ellen 23555 Arnold Dr., Sonoma 707.935.3000 • benziger.com blackstonewinery.com See Story age 707.933.1917 • Daily 10-4:45pm CBSB, CS, M, Mal, PG, PN, PS, Ri, SB, Sy, 9580 Sonoma Highway, enwood gloriaferrer.com • C, M, PN, R, SpW, Sy Daily 10am-5pm 707.526.9463 • suncewinery.com undlach Bundschu inery C, CS, CSBB, M, P, PN, PS, R, SB, S , WD, Chateau St. Jean Winery 2000 Denmark St., Sonoma 8555 Sonoma Hwy., enwood Daily 10:30-5:30pm 707.938.5277 • gunbun.com B. R. Cohn Winery 707.833.4134 • Daily 10-5pm B, C, CBSB, CF, CS, CTSB, 5000 Sonoma Hwy, Glen Ellen M, Sa, Mal, P, PN, SB, Sy, Daily 11-4:30pm chateaustjean.com C, CF, CS, G, M, PN, R, Sy, 800.330.4064 • brcohn.com C, CF, CS, G, M, Mal, PB, PN, SB, Vi Ty Caton Vineyards Daily 10am-5pm 8910 Sonoma Hwy., enwood Homewood Winery Friendly Dog Winery 23120 Burndale Rd., Sonoma C, CS, M, P, PN, PS, SB, Sy, 9575 Sonoma Hwy., enwood 707.938.3224 • tycaton.com 707.996.6353 • Daily 10am-4pm Coturri Winery 707.833.6131 • Daily 11am-5pm Daily 11am-6pm friendlydogwinery.com • CBSB, Sa, homewoodwinery.com 6725 Enterprise Rd., Glen Ellen B, C, CBSB, CS, M, Mal, PS, R, RD, Sy C, CF, CS, M, P, PN, PS, PV, SB, Sy, 707.525.9126 • coturriwinery.com Kenwood Vineyards VJB Vineyards and Cellars 9592 Sonoma, enwood Jacuzzi Family Vineyards By Appt 707.833.5891 • Daily 10-4:30pm 9077 Sonoma Hwy., enwood 24724 Arnold Drive, Sonoma Ba, Ca, CRSB, CS, CTSB, kenwoodvineyards.com 707.833.2300 • vjbcellars.com 707.931.7575 • jacuzziwines.com M, PN, Pr, PS, R, Sa, SB, Sy, C, CS, G, M, PN, R, SB, SpW, Sy, W , Daily 10am-5pm • B, C, CS, P, Pr, Sa, Sy, eer eld Ranch inery Kunde Winery & Vineyards Daily 10:30-5:30 10200 Hwy. 128, enwood 9825 Sonoma Hwy, enwood SANTA ROSA A, Ag, B, CS, Do, LH, M, Mon, Mos, ND, PG, 1310 Warm Springs Rd., Glen Ellen 707.833.5501 • kunde.com Matanzas Creek Winery 707.833.5215 • By Appt Daily 10:30am-4:30pm PN, Pri, RdS, Sag, Sa, SpW, Va Ba, C, CBSB, CS, G, M, Pr, RB, 16097 Bennett Valley Rd., Santa Rosa Larson Family Winery deerfieldranch.com 707.528.6464 • matanzascreek.com C, CS, M, PN, Sa, SB, Sy, WD, RD, Sa, SB, Sy, Vi, 23355 Millerick Rd., Sonoma avid oyes ines Daily 10-4:30 707.938.3031 • Daily 10am-5pm Eric Ross Winery 9380 Sonoma Hwy, enwood C, CS, M, P, PN, R, SB, Sy 14300 Arnold Dr., Glen Ellen 707.935.7741 • Daily 10:30-5pm Sable Ridge Vineyards larsonfamilywinery.com 707.939.8525 • ericross.com davidnoyeswines.com • C, PN, 6320 Jamison Rd., Santa Rosa C, CBSB, CF, CS, G, M, Landmark Vineyards 707.542.3138 • sableridge.com Thur-Mon 11-5pm 101 Adobe Canyon Rd., enwood By Appt • CBSB, PS, Sy, Vi, PG, PN, PS, R, Sy, C, Ca, CRSB, Mar, P, PN, Sy, Vi, 707.833.0053 • landmarkwine.com Silver ines Vineyards Moon Mountain Vineyard Daily 10:30-4:30 • C, PN, Sy 5164 Sonoma Mountain Rd., 1700 Moon Mtn. Dr., Sonoma Imagery Estate Winery Ledson Winery & Vineyards Bennett Valley • By Appt. 14335 Hwy. 12, Glen Ellen 7335 Sonoma Hwy., enwood 707.576.1833 • silverpinesvineyards.com 707.996.5870 • By Appt 707.935.4515 • imagerywinery.com 707.537.3810 • ledson.com moonmountainvineyard.com Mo-Fr 10-4:30pm Sa-Su 10-5:30pm Daily 10am-5pm PN, R, SB, Sy, WD C, CF, CS, M, P, PV, SB, Sy, CF, CS, Mus, PG, Ba, Lagrein, Mal, M, PS, Sa, B, C, Ca, CBSB,CF, CRSB, CTSB, CS,M, Mal, P, Nicholson Ranch Vineyards PN, PS, PV, Ri, Sa, SB, WD,W , SONOMA SB, White Burg, Vi, Moondance Cellars Anaba Winery 4200 Napa Rd., Sonoma Laurel len Vineyard 9575 Sonoma Hwy., enwood 707.938.8822 • nicholsonranch.com 969 Carquinez Avenue, Glen Ellen 707.833.6131 • Daily 11am-5pm 60 Bonneau Rd., Sonoma 707.933.9877 • laurelglen.com moondancecellars.com 707.996.4188 • anabawines.com Daily 10am-6pm • C, M, PN, Sy CS, M, PN, W , Daily 11am-5pm • R, RB, C, Vi, P, PN ovy amily ines By Appt • CS Mayo amily Reserve Room Little Vineyards Winery See Story age Bartholomew Park Winery 980 Airway Ct., Ste. C, Santa Rosa 15188 Sonoma Hwy, Glen Ellen 9200 Sonoma Hwy, enwood 1000 Vineyard Ln., Sonoma 707.578.3882 • novyfamilywines.com 707.996.2750 • littlevineyards.com 707.938.9401 • Daily 10:30-6:30 707.939.2274 • bartpark.com Thu-Mon 11-4:30 • CS, Sy, (closed Tu-We Winter/Offseason) Daily 11-4:30pm • CS, M, SB, Sy, By Appt • C, Gr, Sy, Vi, WD, mayofamilywinery.com Ram’s ate inery Lo ton Cellars Th-Mo 11-6;Tu-W 4-6 Bonneau Wines 11466 Dunbar Rd., Glen Ellen C, CBSB, CF, CS, M, Mal, P, PN, PS, SpW, Vi, 23001 Arnold Dr., Sonoma 28700 Arnold Dr. Sonoma 707.935.7221 • loxtonwines.com Muscardini Cellars 707.695.2097 • bonneauwine.com 707.721.8700 • ramsgatewinery.com By Appt. • C, CS, P, PN, R, Sy, 9380 Sonoma Hwy, enwood Daily 10-5pm • C, CS, Mal, Mer, Daily 10-6pm • C,CS,Mos,PN SpW,Sy, 707.933.9305 • Daily 11-6pm Madrone Estate Winery muscardinicellars.com Robledo Family Winery 777 Madrone Rd., Glen Ellen Ba, CS, M, PG, PS, Sa, Sy, 21901 Bonness Rd., Sonoma 707.939.4500 • Daily 10-5pm Paradise Ridge Winery madronevineyardsestate.com 8860 Sonoma Highway, enwood 707.939.6903 • By Appt. 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SONOMA VALLEY FORT ROSS/SEAVIEW TASTING ROOMS OF Ravens ood inery SONOMA COAST SONOMA PLAZA 18701 Gehricke Rd., Sonoma Adobe Road Winery 707.933.2332 • Daily 10-4:30pm 1995 S. McDowell Blvd., Petaluma View an interactive map on your device by going to 101things.com/winecountry/sonoma-plaza-wine/on your ravenswood-wine.com & Historic Downtown Petaluma Ca, CF, CS, G, M, P, PS, R, Sy, 707.939.7967 • 707.939.9099 computer or device. Daily 11-7pm • adoberoadwines.com Ridgeline Vineyards C, CF, CS, M, P, PN, PS, SB, Sy, Adobe Road Winery Lake Sonoma Winery 23570 Hwy. 121, Sonoma 481 1st St. West, Sonoma 134 Church St., Sonoma 707.934.4087 • Daily 10am-5pm Annapolis Winery 707.939.9099 • Daily 11-7pm ridgelinevineyards.com • CS, M (Sonoma Coast) lakesonomawinery.com adoberoadwines.com Su-Th 11-6pm; Fri-Sat 11-7pm Robert Hunter Winery 26055 Soda Springs Rd., Annapolis C, CF, CS, M, P, PN, PS, SB, Sy, (707) 721-1979 • C, CS, PN, SB, 15655 Arnold Dr., Sonoma 707.886.5460 • Daily 12-5pm 707.996.3056 •roberthunterwinery.com annapoliswinery.com Auteur Wines MacLaren Wine C, CS, G, P, PN, R, SB, Sy, 373 First Street West, Sonoma 27 East Napa St., Suite E, Sonoma By Appt • C, CS, PN, SpW Fort Ross Vineyards (707) 938-9211 • auteurwines.com (707) 938-7490 • maclarenwine.com Schug Carneros Estate (Fort Ross-Seaview) M-Th 12-5pm; Fr-Su 12-6pm • PN, SB 602 Bonneau Rd., Sonoma By Appt. • C, PN, R 707.939.9363 • schugwinery.com 15725 Meyers Grade Road, Jenner Daily 10-5pm • C,CS,CF,LH,Mal,PN,SpW 707.847.3460 • fortrossvineyard.com Bennett Valley Cellars Pangloss Cellars Tasting Lounge 127 East Napa St., Sonoma 35 East Napa Street, Sonoma Viansa Sonoma Daily 10 – 5 • C, P, Pi 25200 Arnold Dr., Sonoma ourmet au Bay (707) 934-8173 707.933.8565 • panglosscellars.com 800-995-4740 • viansasonoma.com BennettValleyCellars.com 11-6pm Thurs- Sun; 11-7pm Fr-Sa Daily 10-5pm • B, C, CF, CS, 913 Coast Hwy 1, Bodega Bay Mal, M, PG, PN, Pr, Sa, SB, SpW, 707-875-9875 • gourmetaubay.com Daily 12-6pm • C, PN C, CBSB, PN, R, SB, Sebastiani Vineyards Daily 11-7pm (Fr-Sa til 8pm) Bryter Estates Passaggio Wines 389 Fourth St. East, Sonoma Collective / Retail 25 E Napa St, Sonoma 25 East Napa St. Suite C, Sonoma (707) 501-8757 • bryter.com 707.933.3230 Joseph Phelps Vineyards (707) 934-8941 sebastiani.com • Daily 10am-5pm (Sonoma Coast) Th-Mon 12-5pm passaggiowines.com C, CBSB, CS, PN, R, SB M-Fr 12-6pm; C, G, PG, R, SB BA, C, CS, M, PN, RD, SpW, WD, 12747 El Camino Bodega, Freestone 707.874.1010 • josephphelps.com Bump Tasting Lounge Roche Winery View an interactive map of 521 A Broadway, Sonoma 122 W Spain St, Sonoma these listings by AVA Daily 11-5pm (May-Dec) (707) 228-9214 • bumpwine.com (707) 935-7115 • rochewinery.com by going to Daily Th-Mo 11-5pm (Jan-Apr) Th-Su 12-6pm; Mo-Tu 1-6pm Daily 11-7:30pm101things.com/winecountry/ C, PN, R C/ , CS, SB, C, Cuv, CBSB, LH, M, PN, Sy interactive-wine-maps/ Kastania Vineyards 4415 astania Rd., Petalumaon your computer or device. 707.763.6348 • By Appt kastaniavineyards.com • C, CBSB, PN Sonoma Coast Vineyards Charles Creek Vineyards Roessler Winery 555 Highway 1, Bodega Bay, CA 483 First St. West, Sonoma 380 First St., Sonoma 707.935.3848 • charlescreek.com 707.933.4440 • Daily 11am-6pm (707) 921-2860 roesslercellars.com • C, PN, Ri Su-Th 10:30-5pm; F-Sa 10:30-6pm Daily 11am-6pm Sigh Champagne & Sparkling Wine sonomacoastvineyards.com • C, PN, SB C, CBSB, CS, Gr, M, R, Sy 29 E. Napa Street, Suite C, Sonoma (707) 996-2444 • sighsonoma.com Bump Wine Cellars Su-Th 12-6pm; Fr-Sa 12-9pm • SpW 521A Broadway, Sonoma 707.228.9214 • bumpwine.com Sojourn Cellars Th-Mo 12:30-6pm • C, CBSB, RSWB, SB, 141 E Napa St, Sonoma (707) 938-7212 • sojourncellars.com Corner 103 Daily by Appt. • C, CS, PN 103 W. Napa Street, Sonoma 707-931-6141 • Corner103.com Sonoma Wine Shop By Appt. C, CS, M, PN, PV, SB, 412 First St. East, Sonoma (707) 996-1230 • Th-Mo 11-6pm Enkidu Wines 21684 Eighth St. East, #444, Sonoma sonomawineshop.com 707.939.3930 • enkiduwines.com Collective of Ltd. Production Wines By Appt • PN, PS, R, RB, Sy Enoteca Della Santina Spann Vineyards 127 East Napa Street, Sonoma 111 E Napa St, Sonoma (707) 938-4200 • Multiple Wineries (707) 996-1330 • Daily 12-6pm enotecadellasantina.com spannvineyards.com M-Th 4-10PM; Fr 4-11pm; C, Ci, CF, CS, Mal, Mou, R, Vi, Sa 2-11pm; Su 2-10pm Two Amigos Wines avero Vineyards 25 East Napa Street, Suite D, Sonoma (707) 799-7146 • twoamigoswines.com 3939 Lovall Valley Rd, Sonoma 707.935.3939 • faverovineyards.com Daily 11-6pm • C,CBSB,CS,PG,Sy,R Victor Hill Wines By Appt. • CS, CTSB, Sa, WD Hawkes Wine 109 E Napa St, Sonoma 707-343-1595 • victorhillwines.com 383 1st Street West, Sonoma (707) 938-7620 •hawkeswine.com Fr-Su 12-5pm • C, CRSW, CS, PN Walt Wines Daily 11-6pm • C, CS, M Highway 12 Wines 380 1st St W, Sonoma (707) 933-4440 • waltwines.com 21692 Eighth St. East, Sonoma 707.939.1048 • highway12winery.com Daily 11-6pm • C, PN Westwood Winery By Appt • C, CBSB, M 11 East Napa St., Sonoma Kamen Estate Wines 707.935.3246 • westwoodwine.com 111B E Napa St, Sonoma Th-Mo 11-5pm; Tu-We 1-5pm (707) 938-7292 • kamenwines.com CRSB, G, Mou, PN, R, Sy, Vi Daily 12-5pm CS, Cu, CF, G, SB, Sy30 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

FEATURED WINERIES Sunce WineryThe Mayo Family Winery On the edge of Santa Rosa, in the Russianand Reserve Room River Valley AVA, Sunce Winery produces small lots of rare varietals, vineyard des- The Mayo Family offers two outstand- ignates, and classic blends. Each release is ing wine tasting opportunities in Sonoma limited to 200 cases or less. The first win- Valley. The main tasting room is located ery you come to on the less-traveled Olivet adjacent to their Glen Ellen winemaking Road, Sunce is an unsassuming, laid back facility, just off of Highway 12. Open ev- wine tasting experience. Enjoy a picnic on ery day from 10:30am to 6:30 pm, you can the deck and play a game or two of bocce select a “Premium Tasting” that includes ball. Stroll the estate Pinot Noir Vineyard and if you see Frane (the wine mak- six different wines or a unique “Adventure er) hanging around ask him to take you to his barrels. Tasting” with nine lesser known varietals. Taste wine at the spacious inside tasting Since winemaker Frane Franicevic’s first commercial release in 1991, his bar, or sit down to one of their patio’s pic- wines have garnered many prestigious awards. Frane has come a long way fromnic tables and the friendly and knowledgeable staff will bring the tasting flights his Croatian origins; born in 1953 in the small fishing village of Sucuraj (meaningout to you. The patio is also pet friendly. Saint George) on the eastern tip of the island of Hvar in the Adriatic Sea on the Mayo Family Winery produces small lots of sin- Dalmatian Coast.gle-vineyard wines, following matriarch DianeMayo and Henry Mayo’s premise that the world’s When wife and partner Janae joined Frane in 1994, the winery really took off.most interesting and highest quality wines must She added years of marketing and business expertise to the equation, and sooncome from a single-vineyard source that can be found their location, equipment and marketing savvy that put them on the roadexpressed in the wines’ aroma, taste and texture. to becoming the Wine Country tradition we know today. Located in nearby Kenwood, Mayo Family’s Re-serve Room takes you on “the ultimate wine coun- Since then they have won over 150 awards, from their 2002 Hedin Vineyardtry tasting journey unlike anything you’ve experi- Merlot (Gold Medal Sonoma County Harvest Fair 2003) to their Gold in the 2012enced before”! You and your group will be treated San Francisco Wine Competition for their 2009 Malvasia Bianca Port.to a seven-course pairing menu with reserve labelwines, crafted by Winemaker Michel Berthoud and Make Sunce your first stop on your Olivet Road Wine Tour.seven artisan bites created and prepared by Chef In 2015, Sunce opened a satellite tasting room in Kenwood, at 9580 SonomaSam Frumpkin to complement each wine. Call 707- Highway.833-5504 to make a reservation, or make your res-ervation on Open Table. mayofamilywinery.com 1839 Olivet Rd., Santa Rosa (between Guerneville Rd. and River Rd.) Mayo Family Wines Tasting Room 707.526.9463 • suncewinery.com Arnold r , len Ellen Mayo Reserve Room Mill Creek Winery Sonoma H y, Ken ood Picturesque and welcoming, the Mill CreekMoshin Winery Winery is among the first wineries you will come to as you enter Dry Creek from Healds- At Moshin Vineyards, the path from grape to burg. Modeled after one of the many woodwine glass takes a distinctive detour from most mills that were popular in the area at the turnwines… down the unique 4-tier “Gravity Flow” of the 20th century, Mill Creek’s tasting roomprocess. The concept was perfected by then features a beautifully landscaped workingUniversity of San Jose math instructor Rick water wheel and millpond, with spectacularMoshin. While still working as a math professor, views from two separate picnic areas.Rick began making his own wines, even travel-ing to France to discover the secrets behind the Mill Creek vineyards and Winery is a small es-elegance and finesse of the Pinot Noir coming tate winery, owned and operated by a third generation of the Kreck family.from the Burgundy region. In the process, he Yvonne and Bill Kreck are hands on owners, involved in many areas of produc-discovered the gravity-flow method, which had tion of their award winning wines, from growing to bottling to selling.been used in Europe for years. This process isthe highlight of the tour this Russian River jewel Mill Creek is the complete package where one can experience the creation ofoffers. Take the tour and you will see how the excellent varietal wines from start to finish. Mill Creek wines have won manyprocess works, and hear why gravity improves of the most prestigious awards possible including the Sonoma County Harvestthe process. 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 “The goal at Moshin Vineyards is to carefully guide the grapes through the of Class awards and hundreds of Gold medals.winemaking process and bring you a wine that expresses a truthful view intothe heart of the vine,” explains Rick. “Our farming methods are sustainable, Select from their Reserve or Signature wines as you taste from the seatedwinemaking philosophy is ‘minimally invasive,’ and we have established ener- picnic area, overlooking their spectacular 65-acre estate. They are open everygy-saving practices through the use of gravity-flow and solar energy.” day from 10am to 5pm. Moshin specializes in small lot, hand-crafted wines, which include Pinot Noir, 1401 Westside Road, Healdsburg • (707) 431-2121 • millcreekwinery.comSauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Merlot, Petite Sirah and Zinfandel. The awardsare too numerous to mention here, but you can see them all at www.moshin- Two Shepherdsvineyards.com/awards. Located in an industrial park in Windsor, Two Tasting at the Winery is available daily from 11am - 4:30pm. Tours are avail- Shepherds offers vintage tastings, barrel tastings,able by appointment only, in group of 6 or more (so get together with as many tours and wine club tastings by appointment. Theyfriends as possible and call for a reservation!). are open to the public without appointment Satur- days, from 11am to 4pm. 10295 Westside Road, Healdsburg. (707) 433-5499 • www.moshinvineyards.com “We specialize in Rhone varieties, including Gre- nache Blanc, Mourvèdr and Roussanne,” explainsDownload our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store William Allen (Shepherd #1), “from cool climate vineyards and unique plantings, made with minimal intervention.” From Garagîste to Blog Writer to Winemaker, William Allen was a well-known Rhone enthusiast before moving into commercial production in 2010. Two Shepherds leases blocks of vineyards, allowing them to produce some of the special vintages, such as the 2013 Grenache Gris, made from 100 year old vines, and the 2013 Cinsault, on the oldest surviving Cinsault vineyard in the world. Leased properties include vineyards from Russian River Valley, Mendoci- no and even Lodi and Santa Ynez. Call for an appointment, or stop in any Saturday for a tasting. If you are not already, we predict you will leave a Rhone enthusiast. 7763 Bell Rd, Windsor, CA (415) 613-5731 • twoshepherds.com/ Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 31

41 CFEAELDIFHORUNNIGA RCY APRLNAINVOTSREAST 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 carnivo- rous plants. His passion for the hungrySebasto ol flora began at age 11 when he found a bug-eating plant in a southern New The bustling town of Sebastopol is a great starting point to explore all Jersey bog. Nearly four decades later,of western Sonoma County. An attractive, progressive community, population the Sebastopol business owner is still7,525, Sebastopol is situated at the crossroads of Highway 12 and Highway 116 left breathless with excitement when(which is also known as the Gravenstein Highway for the numerous apple or- discussing his product.chards along its length). In springtime, the rich agricultural land surrounding Visitors are astounded by the mechanisms the plants use to snag prey.Sebastopol is awash in delicate pink and white blossoms as thousands of acres Consider the Venus Flytrap—its nectar lures the unsuspecting to a trigger-of apple trees seem to bloom all at once! hair-filled trap that snaps shut with lightning speed. The Sundew envelops victims in tentacle-covered leaves, then hungrily feasts. In the nursery, the The City of Sebastopol has four major parks, in addition to several smaller voracious plants snag bees, flies, fungus gnats and other tasty bits. Whenpocket parks. The major parks are Ives Park, Libby Park, Laguna Youth Park and bugs are in short supply, D’Amato encourages customers to “Bring Your Ownthe Laguna de Santa Rosa Wetlands Preserve (which has a brand new entrance Bugs” (BYOB) to feed the stealthy plants. The nursery supplies utensils foron Highway 12; see story this page). Ragle Ranch Park encompasses 225 acres feeding and magnifying glasses for jaw-dropping, up close views. The widestand is a favorite spot for bicycling, horseback riding and picnicking. 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, Sebastopol’s annual Apple Blossom Festival will bring the area live music now in its eighth printing. California Carnivores is one of 29 spots in Northwith a full line up of live blues performers on April 12th & 13th. This parade America recently selected by Rand McNally editors in the Best of the Road™and festival is great fun for the whole family. In August, the Gravenstein Apple awards program. The annual program recognizes local restaurants, shops andFair brings more merriment, staged at the oak tree laden Ragle Ranch Park. attractions along five recommended road trips. The nursery also appears frequently on many TV shows and magazines as a popular tourist attrac- Sebastopol is famous for its concentration of antique shops and collec- tion. • 2833 Old Gravenstein Highway, Sebastopol • 707.824.0433tives along Highway 116, known as “Antique Row.” Be sure and check out An- •californiacarnivores.comtique Society (and grab a muffin and coffee). 42 TOUR STEHBEAASTROEPAOOLNBAIKBE ICKEENTER Farm Trails maps are available at the Chamber FROM of Commerce and show how to find and tour local farms. Strategically located at the intersection of Highway 12 and Morris Street in Sebastopol, Shopping Sebastopol’s Main Street is a treat! Sebastopol Bike Center can rent you a bike and With eclectic shops like Silk Moon, Aubergine, Earth put you on a trail right from their own parking Child, Milk & Honey and Funk & Flash, you won’t be lot. From there you can go west on the West bored with the options. At The Uncarved Block, you County Regional Trail to Forestville, or east to can browse a collection of gemstones, minerals, me- Santa Rosa on the Joe Rodota Trail. Or you can teorites and jewelry from all over the globe (and be- ask them to help you customize a trip for you, yond!). They also have the world’s largest collection based on your level of experience and your of Grateful Dead memorabilia! preferred view, whether it is past vineyards and tasting rooms, bucolic pastures, oceanside vistas The dhyana Center, on Main Street, offers or challenging mountain terrain. Ayurvedic Yogo classes, a bathhouse and Self-Care Studio, an Herbal Apothecary Cafe & Lounge where Choose from casual cruiser models to you can grab a healthy mocktail. hybrids. Or for experienced road cyclists there are lightweight high performance Just a few blocks from Sebastopol’s downtown, on Highway 116, heading über-bikes. Sebastopol Bike Center also delivers and picks up your rental bike,southeast, you will find another cluster of great shops and restaurants. Be sure so they can get bikes to you even if you cannot get to them.and stop into Beekind for a taste of local honey. A bit further east on Highway116, feed the hungry plants at California Carnivores. They also have a great selection of new and recycled bicycling gear as On Highway 12 coming into town from east, find Gravenstein Station, well as new and refurbished bikes for sale. Sebastopol Bike Center is a greatwhich includes Sebastopol Inn, Coffee Katz, Apple Junction Smokehouse in a place to visit. 6731 Sebastopol Highway (Hwy 12 & Morris St), Sebastopolgenuine railroad car, a real caboose with wine tasting from Claypool Cellars • 707.829.2688 • sebastopolbike.com(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 cannibus 43 CWAALL’KS TLAHRRGOEUSGTHWNEOTLRATNHDERSNcard. Just across the street from Gravenstein Station, the newly opened and Laguna Wetlands Preservestill growing Barlow Center is Sebastopol’s new tourist magnet, boasting wine in Laguna de Santa Rosa istasting rooms, a brewery and a brewpub, great restaurants like Zazu, a bakery the largest freshwater marshand a coffee house, Guayaki Organic Yerba Mate Cafe, Spiritworks Distillery, in Northern California. The oakwhere you can taste gin and whiskey and tour the distillery. There are also woodland and vernal pool com-Wolford Glassblowing and Bronze Plus Art Foundry, where you can see the art plex surrounding the wetlandsbeing created. At Tibetan Gallery & Studio you can view the first Thanmochi of the Laguna ecosystem onceever painted outside of Tibet by master artist Tashi Dhargyal. Community Mar- provided food to antelope, elkket offers natural organic foods, as well as a tasting bar for beer and wine. and deer herds. The Laguna is•thebarlow.net •sebastopol.org now a premier bird-watching32 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry 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 canoeing in the Laguna is possible only in winter and only when rainfall has been significant within the previous one to two weeks. Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

A short walking trail adjoins the Laguna channel and loops around the City’s Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 33former wastewater ponds. From late Spring to early Fall, a floating pedestrianbridge 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 diverselandscape of Sonoma County’s largest freshwater wetland. The trail runs on theeast side of the Laguna channel between Highway 12 and Occidental Road, withtrailheads and parking areas located off of both roads. A 1.8-mile multi-use trailis open to hikers, cyclists and equestrians and includes an overlook area withbenches and Laguna and vineyard views. Paved with crushed stone, the trail isfully accessible for wheelchair users. Laguna Wetlands Preserve in the city of Sebastopol is the best place toaccess the Laguna itself. You can walk the gravel trails past ponds and marshesto the seasonal bridge, or sit on benches under towering valley oaks and Oregonash. A two mile hike encircles the entire area. Trails are accessible to walkersand wheelchairs but not bikes. Dogs allowed on leash. Follow cool Santa Rosa Creek under towering oaks and thick willows,on top of the gravel access roads maintained by Sonoma County WaterAgency. The entrance to the trail is on Willowside Road, 0.5 miles southof Guerneville Road and 0.5 miles north of Hall Road. At 0.7 miles alongthe 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 theLaguna channel. To download the Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail Guide go tohttp://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.com44 ORRIDJEOTEHERWODEOSTTACTORUANILTY The West County Trail between the townsof Sebastopol and Forestville is a paved pathand relatively flat with a few gentle climbs.An unpaved horseback riding trail runs parallelto the trail. The Joe Rodota Trail, a segment of theWest County Trail, is paved and runs betweenSanta Rosa and Sebastopol. It ís built on aformer railroad right-of-way; several bridgeshave been constructed over the old trestles.The trail is especially popular in the springwith the vivid blooming of the wildflowers.It is also an excellent place for bird watchingyear-round. The West County Trail and the Joe RodotaTrail offer beautiful farm and agricultural views. Both trails can be picked upfrom just outside Gravenstein Station and the Barlow Center, and there is amplefree parking. Don’t have your bike with you? Stop in to Sebastopol Bike Center, locatedin the Gravenstein Station center and rent a bike for an hour, for a day or for aweekend. Their shop is right at the starting point for either Joe Rodota Trailor West County Trail. •parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov/Get_Outdoors/Parks/Joe_Rodota_Trail.aspx•parks.sonomacounty.ca.gov/Get_Outdoors/arks/West_County_Regional_Trail.aspx45 MSEAEINLISVETATGHEEWATERSETAT Conveniently located on Sebastopol’s Main Street, Main Stage West offers a full season of highly acclaimed live theater. Upcoming productions include the world premier of Capacity, running September 02 – September 18. Mileva Maric’ Einstein’s life was a mystery and a contradiction. Told from a vantage point near life’s end, Capacity is the story of brilliant women everywhere whose light has been hidden from view. From October 14 – October 30 see Dancing at Lughnasa, widely regarded as a modern theater classic. In the play, Michael Evans recounts the nostalgic summer of 1936, at his aunts’ cabin, in the fictional town of Ballybeg just before the dawnof the second world war. It is a tale of haunting, human beauty. In December, see Hope, a musical which illuminates our country’s immigrantexperience using storytelling, poignant lyrics and haunting melodies. Timely,Hope is full of humor, pathos and great music. 104 North Main Street, Sebastopol.707-823-0177 • mainstagewest.comDownload our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

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Russian RiverResort areaRussian River Resort Area is everything you remember... and of Sea Ranch Golf Course, you will take with you lasting mem- ories.more! Whether you came here with your parents or your grand-parents; you brought your own kids here when they were young; Rather taste some wine? Dozens of great wine tasting optionsor the area simply represents everything you always wanted in are quite close, from Korbel’s Champagne Tours to Westsidea vacation, the Redwood studded banks of this river wonder- Road’s many unique wineries, all on the road to Healdsburg.land await you. Whatever your agenda, or lack of agenda, Russian River Rent a kayak and float the lazy river, Resort Area offers a wonderland of adventures. Or the quiet hop on a Stand Up Paddle Board; you crave. Find out more at www.russianriver.com. stretch out under an umbrella at John- son’s Beach; Stroll downtown and 46 BSPEEANCDH THE TDHAEYRAUTSJSIOANHNRSOIVNER’S take an Art Walk, then sample some ON of Sonoma County’s finest culinary temptations. Grab the kids and your beach gear and have some serious fun at Johnson’s Lace up your hiking boots and take Beach. Located on the Russian River, just steps from Guerneville’s historic a trail in Armstrong State Natural Re- downtown, Johnson’s Beach is a favorite summer spot for Sonoma County locals serve, where the giant centurian Red- and visitors alike. Sunning, swimming and floating at Johnson’s Beach is as much woods will whisper their secrets. Or a Sonoma County pastime as wine tasting and strolling through the redwoods. head up the bohemian Highway and take a Zipline through the Redwoods. Hop aboard a canoe,Should you tire of the quiet and peaceful solitude, Russian Riv- settle atop a kayak, or steper’s nightlife has much to offer, with a great selection of venues into a pedal boat and spendoffering frequent live mu- the day paddling and float-sic and entertainment. In a ing along the gentle cur-short, but scenic drive you rent. Whichever you choosewill find the Sonoma Coast’s for your river exploration,rugged shorelines and allur- Johnson’s offers the perfecting beaches. From the bay- means to discover the river’sside shops and restaurants abundant wildlife, refreshingof historic Bodega Bay to swimming holes, and quiet picnic spots.the breathtaking sunsets ofJenner by the Sea; from the The Snack Bar serves affordable traditional summer favorites like burgers,genuine fort at Fort Ross to hot dogs, and ice cream. And you can top off your lunch with a frosty cold beerthe challenging seaside links 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 Serving the Russian River area Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 35 for more than 70 years! 16190 Main Street • Guerneville (707) 869-0608 • www.RussianRiverRealty.comDownload our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

RUSSIAN RIVER 49 RWEADLWKOAOMDOSNAGT TAHREMGSITARNOTNGcamping. “Urban camping” at Johnson’s Beach offers the summertime fun of ariverside campground all within easy walking distance to Guerneville’s charmingdowntown. Built in the 1920s, the quaint wood frame cabins, located within thecampground under a shady grove of sycamore and black walnut trees, are idealfor 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 Visit the Giant Redwoods of Armstrong Redwoods Stateeach September, as well as the Great Russian River Race in the spring, plus the Natural Reserve. The ancientIronman Vineman triathlons in July.There is no charge for admission. Parking is available, $5/car on weekends. coast redwood is the tallest living thing on the planet! Call for information at 707-869-2022. •johnsonsbeach.com These remarkable trees live to be 500-1000 years old and can S L TEE IVE HEATER AT grow to a diameter of 12 to 16 feet. A few trees survive over47 C C M RURTAIN ALL IN ONTE IO 2,000 years and reach 350 feet in height. As you enter the park, Curtain Call at Russian River Hall in Monte you will feel your own pulse Rio stages performances throughout the year. See drop, and a strange calm will Dancing at Lughnasa July 8-30. This Brian Friel overtake you as you breathe in play, directed by Michael Tabib, is a tender and the fragrant aroma and stroll humorous telling of an Irish family during 1930’s through the fog-shrouded trails. rural Ireland, portraying their trials, dreams, and This “Nature’s Cathedral” is as survival in hard times. First two Fridays are “Pay close to magic as we mortals What You Can”. can imagine. Sequoia sempervirens, also Russian River Hall, home to Curtain Call, is known as the towering coastal available to rent for musicals, plays and special redwoods, cover the hillsidesevents. Acting Lessons are also available through Russian River Hall. Find out of this 805-acre Reserve. Withmore or get your tickets for Dancing with Lughnasa, by calling 707-524-8739. miles of nature trails, visitors20347 Hwy 116, Monte Rio • russianriverhall.com can enjoy the forest by foot or horseback. The reserve has48 GNOORLTFHINWOTHOEDRGEDOWLFOCODLUSBAT a large outdoor amphitheater Armstrong Redwoods photo by Neight Elder 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, Northwood Golf Colonel Armstrong Tree, estimated at over 1,400 years old; and the Icicle Tree, Course, in Monte Rio, which displays unusual burl formations. The Discover Trail offers a wheelchair was originally created for accessible pathway, interpretive panels in Braille and tree hugging platforms. the exclusive Bohemian Check in with Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods for docent led hikes. Club. Designed in 1928 by In addition to the easy, level stroll through the park, numerous hikes are Alistair MacKenzi, who also available, originating from within or just outside the park. These hikes range designed Augusta National from 1 mile easy hikes to a moderate to strenuous 3.3 mile hike. Advanced level and Cypress Point at Pebble hikes begin in the Armstrong Redwoods and wind their way into the rolling hills, Beach, Northwood remains forests and grasslands of Austin Creek Recreation Area. These hikes range from one of the most scenic and 5.6 miles with an 1100’ climb to 9 miles with a 1500’ climb. challenging courses open Guided Armstrong Nature Trail group hikes are available by appointmentto the public. The genuine challenge, pristine beauty and signature ninth hole only, and are typically offered for larger groups. For further information, contactcombine to create a lasting, memorable golf experience. You will find this Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods at 707-869-9177.nine-hole course not only memorable, but also affordable. Northwood is also The Visitor Center is open daily. Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reservea great place for a tournament, conveniently located near Wine Tasting, the is located two miles north of Guerneville at 17000 Armstrong Wood Road, offRussian River and the coast. River Road. 19400 Highway 116, Monte Rio • 707.865.1116 •northwoodgolf.com (707) 869-2958 •parks.ca.gov/?page_id=450 • stewardscr.org/ River View Dining & Lodging36 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry 20822 River Boulevard, Monte Rio Nestled under towering coastal redwoods and colorful gardens, the Village Inn & Restaurant is a historic hotel with 11 rooms, located on the banks of the Russian River. Our restaurant, open Wed - Sun, features locally organic country cuisine with a Sonoma County wine list and hand crafted cocktails. (707) 865-2304 • villageinn-ca.com Village Inn & Restaurant Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

50 RREIDDEWZOIOPLDINS.E..S. IN THE NIGHT! RUSSIAN RIVER DAY OR alike through diverse cultural per- Nestled off Sonoma County’s coast and deep formances, exhibitions, events andin the Redwoods, Sonoma Canopy Tours is nature’s arts education that inspire, teach,way of offering high adventure. As one of the and entertain. The Center’s goal is tolongest and highest canopy tours ever created, bring world class talent to this smallSonoma Canopy Tours features 2 ½ hours of town with the idea to create a spacethrills, 7 adrenaline-pumping ziplines—one over for local artists to perform, develop,800’ long, 2 sky bridges with picturesque views, and display their work.a majestic spiral staircase and rappel. What you’llsee will amaze you. From panoramic forest views The Arts Center boasts an acous-to thrillingly deep ravines, it’s the adventure of a tically excellent auditorium, with alifetime, leaving you with a renewed appreciation professional stage, lighting and sound,for this unique eco-system. superb audience seating, an art gallery, as well as an art classroom. The Redwood Arts Council and Occidental Below are three options. Community Choir have made OCA their preferred performance venue. TheDay Flights (Classic Course): Center offers performances, literary events and visual art exhibits year round. For performance schedule and ticket information see website. OCA is wheelchair A zipline lets the magic of gravity do all the accessible. 3850 Doris Murphy Ct, Occidental • occidentalcenterforthearts.orgwork. Fitted with a specially-designed harness,you’ll reach speeds of up to 25 miles per hour on Northwoodthe fastest zips. On other elements of the course,you can savor breathtaking views of the majestic • Organic coffee, Espresso and Tea MidwayRedwood forest at a leisurely pace. • Traditional Irish Breads betweenNight Flights • Baked Goods made fresh every morning Guerneville(Classic Course): and Monte Rio on Hwy 116! Experience their same great Classic Course (described above) after thesun sets! Along with the thrill of zipping quietly through the night time forest • Breakfast & Lunch Panini Sandwicheswe take the time to view the night sky from our tree top platforms. Our guideswill point out the constellations and other topics of interest. A unique way to 19420 Highway 116, Monte Riospend your evening. (707) 865-9877 • Open 6am - 2pm DailyThe Challenger: “there is no other Besides featuring their longest zip line, this course is designed to offer levels golf course quiteof challenge that fit your comfort level. Multiple bridges and rappel options allowyou to “challenge” yourself. Previous experience on the Classic Course or other like this.”zip lines is recommended but not required. The Challenger has the same ageand weight requirements as our Classic Course. Each person must be 10 years Northwood Golf Clubof age and 70 pounds, the maximum weight is 250 pounds. 19400 Hwy 116, Reservations are recommended and can be booked online or by phone.6250 Monte Rio, CA 95462Bohemian Highway, Occidental • 888-494-7868 •sonomacanopytours.com A gorgeous canvas of sky, redwoods, and river combine to make this a must play golf experience in the heart of the Russian River51 OTRSEMAOT SYISODURASYELSFPAAT Resort Area. This nine hole, par 36 layout is open year ‘round, Recognized in local read- with a 19th hole voted the area’s best sports bar. er’s polls as the best spa in Sonoma county for the last 18 Tee times: 707-865-1116 years, Osmosis is the PERFECT Or book on-line and save $$$ at www.northwoodgolf.com one-day spa getaway. A great vacation getaway! Rejuvenate in the healing alchemy of a unique cedar G etaw ay to Russian Riv er enzyme bath, a fermentation W ine Country’ s most beautif ul setting! bathing ritual found nowhere else on the continent. Be 19455 Hwy 116 • Monte Rio transformed by the gifted 877.865.1655 • [email protected] of expert massage practitioner in the well-appointed spa or in a privatepagoda in a wooded paradise. Feel the radiant glow of a skin care treatment www.northwood-lodge.comusing the finest organic botanicals, tailored for your specific needs. Reconnect with nature in five lush acres situated on Salmon Creek; four Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 37distinct garden environments and secluded forest trails connected by gentlymeandering pathways. Reflect and savor deep calm and inner peace in the Kyoto-style meditationgarden or suspended restfully in the hammock garden. Osmosis is a destination, located on 5 secluded acres in the coastal hills ofSonoma wine country just 60-miles north of San Francisco. Walk to Freestone’sfamous Wildflour Bakery, Joseph Phelps biodynamic wine tasting and the newArtisan Cheese Store. Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary is open daily from 9:00 am - 8:00 pm. For moreinformation, reservations and detailed directions. 209 Bohemian Highway, Freestone • 707.823-8231 • osmosis.com52 CSEEENATECR OFONRCETRHTEAATROTSCCIDENTAL The Occidental Center for the Arts provides diverse, high-quality arts andcultural events to western Sonoma County and communities beyond. Housedin a newly remodeled performing venue with superb acoustics and an adjacentexhibition gallery, the OCA works to enrich the lives of local residents and visitorsDownload our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

RUSSIAN RIVER 53 BDORIHVEEMOIARNBHIKIGE HTWHAEYFamily owned and operated, the Rio Looking for a scenic routeVilla Beach Resort offers a refreshing to the coast or to the Russiantake on the laid-back vacation River area? You won’t be sorryexperience. This peaceful part of if you chose Bohemian Highway.West Sonoma is yours to call home This 10-mile roadway windswhile you sip your morning coffee, through towering redwoods,dip your toes in the river from our bucolic pastures, rocky ravinesbeach or relish the sunset around and three memorable town-our fire pit. ships. One of the first areas to be settled in Sonoma County, In an area known for its breathtaking this stretch of backwoods is now beauty, wineries and abundance of a mecca for bicyclers, hikers, outdoor activities, Rio Villa Beach Resort artists and other wanderers. offers you a marvelous and unforgettable taste of life. Set on the banks of the As you enter Bohemian Highway from the south, you find yourself imme- Russian River, our boutique resort diately in Freestone. There are several reasons to stop here before you begin provides exceptional service and eleven the drive, including a premium wine tasting room, a tasty bakery and a unique welcoming guest accommodations. day spa. Your Sonoma County retreat awaits at Rio Villa. As you proceed north on the Bohemian Highway, the next burg you encoun- ter is charming Occidental. Begin by joining the locals for breakfast or lunch Rio Villa Beach Resort • 877-746-8455 at Howard Station. Their juice bar is also a favorite for locals and travelers,20292 Highway 116 Monte Rio, Ca • www.riovilla.com many of whom begin their bicycle treks from Occidental. A favorite bicycle trip is This beautiful village boasts antique stores, unique gift shops and galleries. Leaving Occidental, the highway winds through canopies of redwood, bay and acacia trees. On the way you will pass Sonoma Canopy Tours, where you can stop for a breathtaking zipline tour through the redwoods. Monte Rio joins the north end of the Bohemian Highway to the Russian River. This cozy little hamlet boasts its own live theater, movie theater, golf course, tennis courts and a very family-friendly beach, where you can rent a kayak, indulge yourself at a concession and relax on the sandy shores.FERNGROVE The Russian River’s Best Getaway! COTTAGES Cottages with comfort, charm and character in a perfect garden setting. Just blocks from The ideal location for shopping, dining and the beach. 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.com38 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

10 3 RD GUERNEVILLE RUSSIAN RIVER Population 4,534 (2010)11 RN R 9.879 sq miles (25.59 km²) 2 Not all streets shown. Map Not to scale. To Monte Rio, ©2015 by 101 Things To Do Bodega Bay, FE GAB Hwy. 1, Jenner, D Sonoma Coast ES ROCK 6 RO NG W 4 MILL ST OODS RD GUERNEW OOD F CENTER WAY ROAD MILL ST ife Cr e ARM S T RUSSIAN RIVERNEELEY ROAD 7 CHURCH ST CHURCH ST e k F ife Cree k 9 VISITOR CENTERS ARMSTRONG WOODS RD 707.869.9000 Sheriff 8 16209 First St, Guerneville ODLAN DRIVE 13250 River Rd. (Korbel) www.russianriver.com1 Applewood Inn NEELEY ROA D D WOO2 Armstrong Redwoods WO PALO ALTO Fern rove otta es GUERNEVILLE MORN INGSIDE VE IN G4 Garden Grill PLAZAGUERNEVILLE FOOTBRIDGE 5 Jo nson’s Beac DLAND DRIVE ort ood o RIVEROLDRORAIVDER ROAD DRI ort ood od e MORN Bia a e at ort ood iver ane esort SIDE DRIVE ssian iver ea ty ssian iver isitor enters RIVER ROAD10 Sonoma Canopy Tours (Zipline)11 Village Inn & Restaurant To Rio Nido, Korbel, Burke’s Canoes To Santa Rosa, Windsor Healdsburg, Windsor, Westside Road Wineries, RIVER ROAD Healdsburg Highway 101RIVER ROAD MIRABEL RD. RIVER ROAD LAGUNA ROAD To Guerneville,Duncans Mills, Hwy. 1GRAVENSTEIN HIGHWAY To Forestville, Graton, Hwy 12, Highway 101 116 To Santa Rosa, MAYS CANYON RD Hwy. 101 1 GUERNEVILLE ROAD Pocket Canyon H wyGRATON ROAD GRAVENSTEI To Sebastopol N HWY CenGterufoer rSnacerevd Siltluedies’ Great Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Earth & Spirits Store Open Daily 8 am - 8 pm Workshops, Classes, Massage, Reiki, Ancient Healing Modalities. Crystals, altar gifts, books, art, jewelry. 707/604-7362 • centerforsacredstudies.org Guerneville’s Comfortable Indoor or best kept secret! Outdoor Dining Try our Smokin’ Joe’s Barbeque! on our Heated PatioDownload our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store Call for Takeout! 17132 Hwy 116 • Guerneville (Just west of Downtown Guerneville) gardengrillbbq.com | 707.869.3922 Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 39

photo by Eric Tobias 55 MSEYESATICCTONHCEAETRRTEAT etalu a If you are looking for live entertainment, Mystic Theatre in Petaluma will not disappoint, with at From Hwy 101, it’s hard to see Petaluma’s hundreds of well-maintained least one band playing or concert almost every night.Victorian homes, its historical downtown (which is on the National Register of Upcoming concerts include Robin Trower, Wonder-Historic Places), or the beauty of its riverfront. bread 5 and Mason Jennings plus Phoebe Bridgers. McNear’s Mystic Theatre is described by many Those who take time to explore Petaluma will be pleasantly surprised and as the North Bay’s Premier Music Venue. Built inwill discover that all its treasures cannot be unearthed in only a day or two. 1911, The Mystic Theatre originally was host to live Vaudeville entertainment and in 1992 was renovated One of California’s oldest cities, Petaluma sprang from gold camps and to accommodate live music performances for uplater became a bustling river town from which manufactured goods were to 550 guests. There is a full bar and restaurant See 10,000 Maniacs atshipped south. Prior to this, Petaluma was the site of General Vallejo’s rancho, access making McNear’s Mystic Theatre first choice Mystic Theatrethe Old Adobe, which was built in the 1830s. It is California’s largest adobe, andis now a state park open to visitors. for a great night out. The McNear Building, home of McNear’s Saloon & Dining House and McNear’s Mystic Theatre is the legacy With the surge of gold miners to California, the Petaluma River became a of the McNear family—a father and son team that towered over Petaluma formajor source of wild game to supply a growing population. In 1851, hunters set almost a century.up camp at what is now Petaluma, and soon wild game was the main export In 1886, John McNear built the building that today houses McNear’s Saloonfrom the area. & Dining House. In 1911, the building next door was completed. Today the two buildings are known collectively as the McNear Building. The city was founded in 1852 and chartered in 1858, becoming a thriving George made additional contributions to the community, donating land forshipping and manufacturing center. For 98 years, the waterway contributed McNear Park, McNear School, the Petaluma Golf & Country Club, the fire stationto Petaluma’s commercial success, making it at one time the ninth largest at 2nd and D, and more. Murals displaying the family’s history are located onmunicipality and the third busiest inland port in California. Once the transport the wall as you enter the restaurant.for miners and gold from Sacramento to San Francisco, relics of the two most 20 Fourth Street, Petaluma • 707.765.2121 • mystictheatre.comremembered paddle-wheelers, the steamers “Gold” and “Petaluma” are dis- 56 EHXISPTLOORRIECATLHELIPBERTAARLYU/MMAUSEUMplayed in the Petaluma Historical Library and Museum. The former library now •visitpetaluma.com • petalumadowntown.com •petalumachamber.com houses Petaluma poultry, dairy, and Miwok Indian54 ECNINJONAYBLAIRVETTHHEAETAETRRE AT history exhibits from the 1850s. The cornerstone Cinnabar Theater is for this stately Carnegiean award-winning, criti- Library was laid in 1904.cally acclaimed theater The building, designed bycompany and arts organi- local architect Brainerdzation. Visitors can enjoy Jones and built from locallya variety of exciting per- quarried stone, features theformances, ranging from largest free-standing leadedoperas to original pro- glass dome in Northernductions, from musicals California. The building isto classic comedies and in the neo-classical style,dramas, all in an intimate, photo by Rich Fraguero featuring original fan-glass99-seat theater. windows, round leaded-glass windows, also original interior wood paneling and Upcoming per for- columns. It also houses a fine research library.mances include The Most Exhibits change periodically, and the upstairs exhibits are always free. TheyHappy Fella (Sept 2-24); Your heart will be warmed by this May-December also offer FREE walking tours of historic Petaluma, led by costumed docents.romance when a city bride is wooed by an aging Italian grape farmer who nearly Come hear the history of Petaluma from the mouths of early settlers of Peta-botches everything until his true goodness shines through. With an absolutely luma. Most Saturdays, May through October, meet on the steps of the Museumgorgeous score, it’s a simple and touching love story that makes for an extraor- at 10:30 a.m. to begin.dinary night of theatre. The museum will also customize tours for groups traveling together, local groups or associations and for schools. Contact [email protected] for In The Quality of Life (Oct. 14-30), Dinah and Bill, a devout, church-going information. 20 Fourth Street, Petaluma • 707.778.4398 • petalumamuseum.comcouple from the Midwest are struggling to keep their lives intact after the lossof their daughter. Dinah is compelled to reconnect with her left-leaning cousins 57 MTOEUXRICAANN ARUATNHCEHNT&ICMUSEUMin Northern California who are going through their own trials. The Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park 3333 Petaluma Blvd. North, Petaluma 707.763.8920 • cinnabartheater.org offers a unique look into the life of ranch40 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry 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 furni- ture 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. 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Rohnert ParkSonoma 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 yougo to Driven Raceway, an indoor raceway; Rebounderz, an Indoor Trampoline Park. Foxtail Golf Club is a public course, which windsaround a good portion of Rohnert Park and offers two 18-hole championship golf courses. Spreckels Theater is a magnificent complexof theater venues: the facility totals 41,000 square feet and houses two theaters designed and builtexclusively for dance, music and theatrical performances.Green Music Center at Sonoma State University is a stateof the art facility hosting not only Santa Rosa Symphony, butmany world class performers. Sonoma Mountain Village isa 200-acre planned mixed-use community that combinesexisting and new commercial space with homes, fun ame-nities, rich culture and a sense of community. SonomaMountain Village is the first One Planet Community inNorth America. The Event Center and Sally TomatoesCafe & Bar are 100% solar powered, with frequent mu-sical and comedic performances.The latest entry into Rohnert Park’s entertainmentoptions is Graton Casino. Touted as the state’s largestcasino, this sprawling facility offers 3,000 state-of-the-art casino slots and 144 table games. The complex includes 12 dining options from fine dining to casual. Plans include building athree-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.58 EFEXEPLERTIHENECEEXATTREDMREIVREANCING These are not your father’s go-karts! Hop on a sleek Italian electric car 59 BFURNINDGEMTHOENIKUMIDS TOat Driven Raceway and lap the competition. This racing experience will leave Fundemonium is a warehouse size store, activityyou breathless, with speeds up to 45 mph on a well-controlled indoor track. center and general fun zone. Sure, it’s a toy store withFrom the moment the checkered flag drops, you will feel like you are in the all the toys you want for toddlers to teens, including arace of your life! A screen projected on the wall shows you and your fellow great area where kids can “test” the toys while Momdrivers, your time and where you are placing, throughout the duration of the and Dad relax.30-minute race. Your stats will remain in the system after your race, so you can But in addition to the Toy Locker, you will find de-come back and challenge your own time again and again. You can easily make a partments like Track Stop, featuring model railroadingday of it at Driven Raceway... with a full snack bar, video games, mini-bowling and model slot car racing sets, accessories, and scenicand even a black-lighted mini-golf course. Driven Raceway is set up for groups, supplies; RC Base, where you can race remote controltoo, from birthday parties to a VIP room for corporate team building. They are vehicles. Whether it drives, floats, or flies they haveconveniently and centrally located right off of Highway 101 in Rohnert Park, or the radio controlled model for you. Model Foundry isat 1560 Gateway Blvd, Fairfield. See their ad this section for a special offer! where you will find scale models of all kinds. Whether you are looking for kits to assemble or prebuilt models to collect you will findDrop in or call for more information. 707-585-DRIVEN (3748) or 707-426-3748 it at the here!•drivenraceway.com 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. See Fundemonium’s website for more info about the many departments as well as updatesonupcomingeventsandspecialsavings.579RohnertParkExpy.W,RohnertPark 707-540-0701 •fundemoniumtoys.com S S C SSU’EE A ONCERT AT 60 G M CREEN USIC ENTER 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 liter- ally 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. Within the Green Music Center complex is Schroeder Recital Hall, inspired42 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

ROHNERT PARKby the soaring spaces of European churchesand featuring seating for 250. The Brombaughtracker organ, a rare and important find,graces the stage-end wall from its own balcony.This versatile complex is focused on creatingthe highest quality music education experiencepossible for students and the community. TheGreen Music Center also includes a multi-useeducation facility, an elegant hospitality centerand a beautiful Dining Facility and Bar, Prelude, See Melissa Etheridge Sept. 3rdthe ideal place to dine before the show or catchyour breath during intermission. Prelude also offers a great facility for specialevents, and has already been the location for a number of weddings. On thehorizon is an adjacent outdoor theater, architecturally based on the renownedhome of the Boston Symphony’s summer venue, Tanglewood. Upcoming performances include Weird Al Yankovic, The Hollywood Vampires,Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Boz Skaggs with Robert Cray Band. Ticket informationis available at gmc.sonoma.edu/events or by calling (866) 955-6040. 1801 EastCotati Avenue, Rohnert Park • 866.955.6040 •gmc.sonoma.edu/events61 SPEEERFAORMMUINSGICAALRTAST CSPERNETCEKRELS The Spreckels Performing Arts Center comprises 41,000 square feet andhouses two theatres designed and built exclusively for dance, music and the-atrical performances. The Nellie W. Codding Theatre seats 550 patrons and offers a variety ofdance, music and theatre performances. The innovative Bette Condiotti Experi-mental Theatre seats up to 125 patrons and presents more unusual programmingas well as productions by local arts groups, schools and civic organizations. The Radio Hour is a fun filled, lively review presented by Sonoma County’svery own Kut-Ups. The thirty or so members are singers, dancers, musicians andcomedians. The 44th Razzle Dazzle Musical Review this year takes the audiencethrough a musical journey exploring many genres of music. See it July 9-16. Spreckels Theatre Company has received rave reviews from the live theatercommunity with recent productions. 5409 Snyder Ln, Rohnert Park • 707.588.3400• ci.rohnert-park.ca.us/index.aspx?page=231Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 43

ROHNERT PARK the ability to book private jump areas. Looking for a unique and exciting party venue? Come62 ASTEESCOOMMOEDVY IOLLRAGAECONCERT Sally Tomatoes Restaurant / Nightclub / Event play in one of their six themed, private birthday party Center is the popular gathering spot at Sonoma rooms with a dedicated party host for 2 hours of fitness Mountain Village in Rohnert Park. Every first and filled birthday fun! third Tuesday, each and every month, you can see a free comedy show while sampling from their highly Check in with their Facebook and get $1 off your acclaimed menu of local and sustainably farmed first hour. 555 Rohnert Park Expy. West, Rohnert Park. cuisine. rebounderzrohnertpark.com Plan to be there as Tony Sparks hosts the Laughing Tomato Comedy Showcase, with great 64 GOLF FOXTAIL seasoned local and Bay Area comics performing. Foxtail Golf Club, just off of High- The show starts at 8pm, but get there early for the way 101 in Rohnert Park, offers two food and drink specials. 18-hole championship golf courses at In addition to the free comedy lineup, Laughing competitive green fees. The north Tomato Comedy Showcase is bringing some world 18, recently reopened after extensiveSee Heather McDonald class comedians. Past comedians include David Alan reconstruction, is a first-rate publicJuly 29th at Sally Tomatoes Grier, Michael Kosta and Todd Barry. Get your tick- course, which you will find both golf- er-friendly and challenging. Locals canets for Heather McDonald, fresh off of her Showtime Stand up Special, July 29. take advantage of membership ratesCan’t wait for the next one? The Sonoma County Blues Society brings a for unlimited play and reciprocal playfeatured band and an all-star blues jam every Wednesday, and Sally Tomatoes at Metropolitan (Oakland) and Crystalfeatures live music every Friday. Springs (San Francisco) courses. Or join the Players Club for deep discountsSally Tomatoes is available for your special event as well. Give them a call on green fees and merchandise. Relax after play or in between rounds at theor just stop by to see what all the excitement is about. 1100 Valley House Dr, new Sports Bar. Foxtail is an ideal location for your tournament or event, withRohnert Park • 707-665-9472 • sallytomatoes.com banquet facilities that accommodate up to 280.63 IJNUDMOPOARTTRREABMOPUONLDINEERZPARK 100 Golf Course Drive, Rohnert Park • 707.584.7766. •playfoxtail.com 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 trampolinebeds, a 4-lane foam pit, 4-lane basketball slam, trampoline dodgeball, fitnessclasses, an enormous indoor playground and toddler park for children 2-12. Thereis also a Cafe and an adult lounge with free Wi-Fi, arcade games and skill gameswith redemption toys, basketball courts, and a large corporate events room with INDOOR KART RACING Bring this ad in for $5 o ANY Racing PackageBirthday & Private Parties $Teambuilding - Corporate EventsFund Raising - Gift Certificates 4601RRoehdnweortoPdaDrkriveRace CampsDriver TrainingLeague RacingVideo ArcadeBlack Light Mini-Golf DrivenRaceway.com 707 585-374844 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

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STROLL THROUGH LUTHER 65 BURBANK HOME & GARDENSSanta Rosa Over the course of his 50-year career, famous horticulturist Luther Bur- photo by Neight Elder bank experimented with and developed Santa Rosa is the cultural, economic and political heart of Sonoma County. numerous plant varieties. At LutherThe rapidly growing county seat city has a population of over 170,000, making Burbank Home & Gardens, learn aboutit the largest city in Sonoma County. Santa Rosa’s population was only 50,000 this amazing man’s life by visiting theas recently as 1970. Museum, his Greenhouse and the home Sonoma County is known for the grapes grown here and the world he lived in from 1884 through 1906.famous wines that result from that harvest. The area surrounding Santa Rosais home to more than 250 wineries and vineyards, many with attractive tasting The museum is located in the Car-rooms, gardens and picnic areas. riage House. Here you can see exhibits The city of Santa Rosa has a diverse economy that is the envy of cit- on Burbank’s life and influential work,ies twice its size. Santa Rosa’s many businesses include manufacturing, visit the Gift Shop, and sign up for a Docent-led tour. The Greenhouse, designed by Bur-electronics, wood products, tourism, higher education and more. Shopping are- bank himself in 1889, is still used by the Gardeners for seed propagation. The Museum,as are abundant and include the Historic Railroad Square, a mix of restaurants, Gift Shop and guided tours of the Burbank Home and Greenhouse are available to theretail stores and shops in refurbished stone and brick buildings. Sample some of public Tuesday through Sunday from April through October. Don’t forget to wanderWine Country’s finest cuisine at Chef Josh Silver’s Jackson’s Bar & Oven. There through the gardens and admire the beauty Burbank studied and to which he dedicatedare three malls, the recently remodelled Coddingtown Center, Santa Rosa Plaza his life. The Gardens are open daily from 8 a.m. to dusk. Luther Burbank Home & Gar-and Montgomery Village, each featuring hundreds of shops in a variety of fash- dens is located across from City Hall in Santa Rosa. • 707-524-5445 • lutherburbank.orgions. Montgomery Village is home to a summer concert series (see more insideback cover). Downtown Santa Rosa’s Courthouse Square includes every sort of 66 SHOP & DINE AT HISTORICrestaurant, clothing store, gift shop, bookstore and business imaginable. It is RAILROAD SQUAREa lively, vibrant area. Be sure and check out Guy Fieri’s unique restaurant, TexWasabi. In Old Town Santa Rosa, restored turn-of-the- The train depot, circa 1904, located in Historic Railroad Square has been century buildings are filled with specialty shops,restored to mint condition and is now the home of the Santa Rosa Convention antique stores, fantastic restaurants and elegantand Visitors Bureau, and the California Welcome Center. hotels. This area is known as Railroad Square and The Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center, located on the cor- was developed in the 1880s when the first trainsner of West Steele Lane and Hardies Lane, was opened in Spring 2002. The arrived in Santa Rosa. It was added to the National27,384-square foot museum includes permanent and temporary galleries, a Register of Historic Places in 1979. The 1904 train100-seat theatre, a room for drawing, and outdoor gardens. Just across the depot has been restored and is home to the Californiastreet from the museum, Snoopy’s Home Ice offers year ‘round ice skating. A Welcome Center as well as the Santa Rosa Conventionfour-foot tall bronze sculpture of the Peanuts characters Charlie Brown and and Visitors Bureau. There you will find everythingSnoopy, located in Depot Park in historic Railroad Square, is a tribute to Charles you need to plan your trip and maximize your stay.M. Schulz, who was a longtime Santa Rosa resident. The sculpture was a project You’ll find dining for all tastes and budgets, plentysponsored by the City of Santa Rosa, the Cultural Arts Council of Sonoma Coun- of diverse and charming shops and inviting tastingty, and the Sonoma County Community Foundation. rooms and wine shops. The arts are an important part of Santa Rosa life. The city has severallive theater groups. The Santa Rosa Symphony is known as one of the finest of Railroad Square’s specialty shops offer trendyits size, and the Wells Fargo Center for the Arts has a regular lineup of enter- fashions, sporting goods, enticing gifts and furnishings for your home. For those whotainers, dancers and other cultural events. 6th Street Playhouse, in Railroad love browsing and collecting antiques, Railroad Square is Santa Rosa’s Antique Row, withSquare, offers two stages with musical, dramatic and comedic productions year many shops to choose from. Looking for glitz? Railroad Square jewellery shops offer a‘round. full array of shopping choices, from vintage and estate to contemporary designs. Christ- Natural beauty is also no stranger to Santa Rosa—the city has six acres of mastime is a special delight in Railroad Square, with festivities throughout the month ofparkland for every 1,000 residents in more than 40 parks and recreation areas. December, including free carriage rides and a holiday tree lighting. Railroad Square is aProbably the best-known park in the city is the Luther Burbank Center, the for- wonderful central location for exploring the entire county, and you will find a number ofmer home of the famed horticulturist. Sonoma County Museum celebrates art places to stay, from a national hotel/spa to a charming historic hotel and award winningand culture of the area and is a Smithsonian Affiliate. restaurants. In fact with over 18 restaurants, wine bars and coffee shops, your choices Santa Rosa is host to a number of great events, including Peggy Sue’s could not be more diverse. Railroad Square is located in Santa Rosa, off Highway 101 atAll American Cruise each summer. See the procession of classic cars through the Downtown exit. 707.578.8478 • railroadsquare.netdowntown Santa Rosa, and take part in the Chili Cookoff June 12-15 this year. For more information, contact the Santa Rosa Convention and Visitors Bu- 67 EXPERIENCE THE SONOMAreau at (800) 404-7673. www.visitsantarosa.com SERENGETI AT SAFARI WEST46 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry 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 exot- ic, endangered and extinct-in-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 naturalists, or relax in a luxury tent under the gaze of a graceful giraffe...the most unique adventure in wine country. It’s the ultimate photo by Adrian Brody 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! 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to an environment much like the exotic and untamed lands of Africa, with our herds SANTA ROSAroaming virtually undisturbed over hundreds of acres. And, with a little luck, you mightfind yourself eye-to-eye with a towering, curious giraffe! There’s even a climbing wall that is fun and safe for all ages. The Land of Imagi- nation is a one-of-a-kind educational experience where you can learn about American The on-site restaurant, the Savannah Cafe features chic dining and delicious safari Indian culture and archaeology. Howarth Park is open from 6 a.m. until 9 p.m. daily,ranch style barbecue meals prepared by their chef on a giant African fire pit called a located on Summerfield Road in eastern Santa Rosa. (707) 543-3282. •howarthpark.comboma, 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. 69 CHOOSE YOUR BATTLE AT LASER TAG OF SANTA ROSA For a more intense experience, spend a night or two in a luxury safari tent. Guestsshould absolutely spend the night for a more complete experience. There is nothing The latest and perhaps most exciting Familymore magical than falling asleep to the sounds of a kookaburra and waking to the Fun place in Sonoma County just opened! Whetherresounding love-songs of the sarus cranes. Overnight stays give busy families the rare it’s just you and a friend, you and your sister or theopportunity to form meaningful connections with each other and the environment in whole family, you will be thrilled to be on the huntwhich we live. The only distraction is the majestic beauty of the natural world and it’s at Laser Tag of Santa Rosa. The multi-level arenamost exotic inhabitants! is the ideal battleground, from the realistic fog to the spectacular lighting effects, accompanied by Safari West is located at 3115 Porter Creek Road in Santa Rosa. Prior reservations heart-pounding music!are required for tours, meals and lodging, and may be made through their website, orby calling (800) 616-2695 or (707) 579-2551. Safariwest.com. (800) 616-2695 or (707) This is affordable fun at just $6.75 per game;579-2551 •Safariwest.com 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 Service68 RIDE A TRAIN OR CAROUSEL members, birthday celebrators and anyone who crosses the bridge from their San AT HOWARTH PARK Francisco residence. Grab a fun pack for three games plus a large soda (which you will need) for just $18. There are so many things to do at Howarth Park that Or pay $20 for all you can play in two hours. The Family Four pack includes 12 games of it’s hard to name them all. There is a 25-acre lake that Laser Tag, 8 slices of pizza and 4 sodas. 9011 Santa Rosa Avenue, Santa Rosa • 707-755-3503 is perfect for fishing and boating, or you can play on the www.lasertagofsantarosa.com softball field or on one of the six lighted tennis courts. For hiking, biking or jogging, there are miles of winding 70 SADDLE UP AT CLOVERLEAF trails that connect with the scenic Bay Area Ridge Trail. RANCH IN SANTA ROSA Ride a miniature train, take a spin on the carousel in For over half a century, Cloverleaf Ranch has provided a healthy, wholesome and the amusement area, or ride a pony in the animal farm. 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. The simulated 1863 C.P. Huntington steam train takes Today, in addition to their award-winning horse boarding and riding programs, Cloverleaf guests on a quarter-mile train ride through the haunted is home to Sonoma County’s only Western Summer Camp Program. The Ranch provides tunnel, down to the pond where “Alfred the Alligator” the fun and excitement of the western frontier to participants, with activities such as lives, across the 100-year-old bridge and into the en- horseback riding, campouts, hiking, swimming, ropes course, arts and crafts, and many chanted 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. Theirwhimsical carousel houses 30 horses, 2 chariots and over one thousand lights! Trails atHowarth Park link to Spring Lake Regional Park and Annadel State Park trail network.Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 47

SANTA ROSA museum engages in a variety of community outreach programs, including monthly open cockpit Climb Aboards, educational programs and the annual air show. Each year tensmore great activities. The 160-acre ranch of thousands of Sonoma County residents and visitors are touched by the Pacific Coastprovides one of the most scenic trail rides Air Museum’s efforts to keep aviation history alive.in Northern California. Visit the museum to view the educational exhibits and walk among the static air- If you’re searching for the oppor- craft displays including the F-4 Phantom, F-14 Tomcat, F-86 Sabre, AV-8C Harrier, UH-1Htunity to spend time with that special Huey and more. Sit inside the cockpit of historic military aircraft the third weekendsomeone in an unforgettable setting, try of each month and talk to knowledgeable docents and aircraft crews, many of whoma romantic tour for two, riding the trail, served our country in these same aircraft.afterwards enjoying appetizers and drinksby the pool. Or you may choose to pause Enjoy the spectacular Wings Over Wine Country Air Show each August. Join thealong the trail and savor a picnic under a more than 20,000 air show enthusiasts who come to see military jet demonstrationsbeautiful old oak tree overlooking breathtaking views of Sonoma County. Ask for the from the Air Force and Navy, exciting aerobatic performers, warbird flights, simulatedaffordable “Sweetheart Silver Spurs Package”. Or for the younger wrangler, ask about CDF fire drops, Sonoma County Sheriff helicopter rescue and dozens of static aircraftthe “Buckaroo Clinic”. It includes horseback riding, crafts, games and snacks. Cloverleaf on display. In December bring your children or grandchildren to meet Santa who fliesRanch also offers a one of a kind experience for corporate events and private groups. in by helicopter. Or just have a relaxing picnic lunch on the east patio facing the rowsEnjoy horseback riding, archery, a complete sports program including basketball, batting of aircraft on display.cages, riflery, a beautiful swimming pool, challenge course, zip line and many moreavailable options. Perfect for team building! 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 They are located just off Highway 101 at the northern edge of Santa Rosa, only an • 707.575.7900 • pacificcoastairmuseum.orghour’s drive from San Francisco. 3892 Old Redwood Highway, Santa Rosa (707) 545-5906•cloverleafranch.com S CPEND THE DAY AT HARLES71 PEDAL, PADDLE OR FISH 74 M. S MCHULZ USEUM AROUND SPRING LAKE Charles M. Schulz, the creator of the beloved Peanuts car- Amid the foothills of eastern Santa toon strip, was a man who touched many lives through his work. Rosa is the 320-acre Spring Lake Regional At the Charles M. Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, there are exhibits Park that features a three-acre swimming on the man, the characters and the items that they inspired. lagoon and 72-acre Spring Lake. Here excellent fishing and boating opportu- There are Peanuts animated television specials and inter- nities abound. Those without a boat can views with Schulz shown throughout the day in the museum’s rent a canoe or paddle boat. There are 100-seat theater. Outside is a Snoopy Labyrinth in the shape of also miles of trails for horseback riding, the dog’s head. Call ahead and request a viewing in the Research walking, hiking and biking throughout the Center to get a better understanding of Schulz through personal park— all with beautiful views. Equestrian letters, photos and biographical works. At the Museum’s store, trails connect with trails in Annadel State souvenirs of Schulz, Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Lucy, Pigpen and all Park. The swimming lagoon has lifeguards, the Gang are available for sale. The Museum is open every weekday except Tuesdays a sandy beach, a snack bar, showers and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Museum ispicnic areas. Plenty of campgrounds around the park allow a peaceful night’s sleep. open every day in the summer (Memorial Day through Labor Day). It is located in SantaAt the educational Visitor’s Center, you’ll find lots of information on the animals and Rosa on the corner of West Steele Lane and Hardies Lane (2301 Hardies Lane). 1667 Wplant life that inhabit the park, as well as maps for a variety of trails. Spring Lake is off Steele Lane, Santa Rosa • (707) 579-4452 •schulzmuseum.orgMontgomery Drive at 391 Violetti Drive, next to Howarth Park in eastern Santa Rosa.707.539.8092 •Sonoma-county.org/PARKS/pk_slake.htm G I SO CE KATING ON72 SEE THE SHOW AT 6TH 75 S ’ H INOOPY S OME CE STREET PLAYHOUSE For over forty years Santa Rosa’s 6th Street Playhouse Snoopy’s Home Ice (a.k.a. Theis home to popular musicals and plays in Redwood Empire Ice Arena)an intimate setting. See the nostalgic has literally been the coolest50’s musical Forever Plaid June 24-July place in Sonoma County. A17. See the revival of the Marx Brothers popular destination for Peanutsclassic Animal Crackers Aug 19 - Sep fans from across the globe, the18. See House That Jack Built Sep 9 arena complex is also home- 25. This World Premier play charts a to the Warm Puppy Café andcourse through Jack London’s baggage of Snoopy’s Gallery & Gift Shop.grudges, expenses that vastly outrun his With over 15,000 square feet of smooth ice and a unique alpine atmosphere, Snoopy’sincome, and his once-robust body, fatally weakened by injury and the thirst for John Home Ice is a great place for families to enjoy recreational ice skating, casual diningBarleycorn. Don’t miss the black musical satire The Threepenny Opera Sept 30 - Oct or souvenir hunting.23. Then, just in time for Halloween, see Rocky Horror Oct 21 - Nov 13. For up to dateinformation on 6th Street Productions and other live theatre venues, download the 101 There are public skating sessions daily so be sure to call ahead for details, pricesThings To Do Sonoma County Mobile App in iTunes App Store and Google Play Store. 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 52 W. 6th Street, Santa Rosa • 707.523.4185. •6thstreetplayhouse.com comfort of the fire-side 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 to73 CLIMB ABOARD AT PACIFIC choose from at Snoopy’s Gallery & Gift shop. And don’t miss the mezzanine level, there COAST AIR MUSEUM 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 Aviation History comes to life at corner of West Steele Lane and Hardies Lane (1667 W Steele Lane), Snoopy’s Home Ice is the Pacific Coast Air Museum located the perfect place for family fun and is just across the street from the Charles M. Schulz Mu- at the Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma seum in Santa Rosa. 1667 W Steele Lane, Santa Rosa • 707.546.7147 •snoopyshomeice.com County Airport in Santa Rosa. The Museum is a non-profit organization D C ’ISCOVER THE HILDREN S dedicated to promoting the acquisi- tion, restoration, safe operation and 76 M S CUSEUM OF ONOMA OUNTY display of historic aircraft. Bring the kids to a world of discovery, from In nearly 20 years of operation the Science & Imagination Gallery to TOTopia, the museum has acquired more than the toddler-only play space at Sonoma County’stwo dozen historical aircraft, many of which have significant military service. The Children’s Museum. The Ernest L. and Ruth W.48 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Finley Science & Imagination Gallery houses a combination of imaginative play spaces and in- teractive exhibits based on scientific principles. Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

Children can entertain their parents with a live show in the puppet theater, or cook up SANTA ROSAa healthy “pretend” meal in the café. The kids will enjoy building various structures inthe hardware store or watching busy honeybees work in the live beehive. Shoot large space, located in the former Conklin Bros. building at 505 B Street. The new museumpollen balls across the gallery with wind cannons or brush a crocodile’s teeth in the represents Phase I of a long-term expansion plan that will transform the entire cornerdental lab. Other exhibits include a train car, light peg wall, tree house, health lab, of downtown Santa Rosa at 5th and B Streets. TOM HOLLAND: Five Decades of Art ismagnet table and much more! on exhibit through July 24. In TOTopia, families will experience a custom space designed specifically for The History Museum of Sonoma County is a regional history center for the North Santhe developmental needs of children ages 30 months or younger. Crawlers and Francisco Bay Area. Its exhibitions and collections document the region’s rich land andtoddlers can explore a tide pool water discovery area, a sensory table, a ball wall, history. The Museum serves the community as a gathering place and educational foruma storybook cottage and more. 1835 W. Steele Lane, Santa Rosa • 707.287.4809 for youth and adults. See the exhibit Medieval to Metal: The Art and Evolution of thewww.cmosc.org GUITAR through September 5. FULL EXPOSURE: Femininity in Photographic Portrai- ture will exhibit August 6 to October 16. Private Curator Tours and Private Docent-Led77 SEE A CONCERT AT LUTHER tours are available. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday from 11am to 5pm. BURBANK CENTER FOR THE ARTS 425 Seventh Street, Santa Rosa • 707.579.1500 • sonomacountymuseum.org Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, formerly Wells Fargo Center for the Arts isSanta Rosa’s premier arts center, offering top shelf performances of music, comedy 79 SEE A CONCERT AT ROCK STARand children’s entertainment throughout the year. Below is a list (subject to change) UNIVERSITY’S HOUSE OF ROCKof upcoming performances. Rock Star University’s HOUSE OF ROCK is argu-July 7 Lyle Lovett & His Large Band able the finest, intimate rock venue on the entireJuly 14-17 Flynn Creek Circus West Coast. This warehouse-turned Rock and RollJuly 15-17 Roustabout Theater presents University is also the ideal intimate venue for expe- Shrek, The Musical! riencing some of the best Rock and Roll ever made.July 19 Frankie Valli & The Four SeasonsJuly 22 George Lopez: #ThatsTrue Comedy Tour House of Rock features a 1,000 square footJuly 22-Aug 2 Gilbert and Sullivan’s THE MIKADO stage and catwalk, spectacular sound system, fullAug 4 Joan Jett and the Blackhearts theatrical lighting and effects, coupled with 6Aug 7 Rodrigo y Gabriela cameras that feed two oversized video screens toAug 9 Culture Club provide an up-close and personal VIP rock concertAug 17 Jeff Beck and Buddy Guy experience that would normally cost several hun-Aug 23 Peter Frampton dred dollars more per ticket in larger venues withSep 7 An Evening with Ray LaMontagne similar features.Sep 9-25 Left Edge Theatre presents The Big Meal A comedy by Dan LeFranc Choose sofa lounge seating, bistro bar table seating, bar bench seating or generalSep 10 Wanda Sykes admission standing in front of the stage and catwalk. Click here for seating chart.Sep 15 Ron WhiteSep 18 Fiesta de Independencia Upcoming performances include Quiet Riot June 24; Blue Oyster Cult June 25;Sep 24 41st San Francisco Comedy The Tubes July 8; Puddle of Mud July 9; Tribute Bands Beerdrinkers & Hellraisers Competition Semi-Finals (ZZ Top) and Cruella (all-girl Motly Crue) July 15; The Babys July 16.Sep 30 Emmylou HarrisOct 14 Erth’s DINOSAUR ZOO LIVE In their Summer Jazz & Wine Series, see legendary smooth jazz sax man NelsonOct 14-30 Left Edge Theatre presents Zombie Town Rangell and Classical Jazz Guitarist Marc Antoine July 22; White Hot Summer Night A comedic mockumentary by Tim Bauer w/ Jazz Greats Peter White and Euge Groove July 23; Grammy Award nominee MindiOct 21 Paula Poundstone Abair & The Boneshakers July 24; Dan Akroyd & Judith Belushi Official Blues BrothersOct 23 Symphony Pops: Maestro’s Greatest Hits Revue August 12; Dokken and L.A. Guns August 26.Oct 25 Jethro Tull Written and Performed by Ian Anderson 3410 Industrial Drive, Santa Rosa • 707.791.3482 • rockstaruniversity.comNov 1 John Cleese & Eric Idle Together Again At Last ... Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 49 For the Very First TimeNov 5 Whose Live Anyway?Nov 17 The Beach Boys - 50 Years of Good Vibrations78 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa 707.546-3600. • lutherburbankcenter.org VISIT THE SONOMA COUNTY MUSEUMS OF ART & HISTORYTom Holland, Pope Valley Museums of Sonoma County is actually two museumsMoonlight #22, 1996, in one location, housing both the Art Museum of Sonomaepoxy on aluminum 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 serves as a creative forum and public gathering place. Their 4,500 sq. ft. galleryDownload our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store

RAILROAD SQUAREWHERE LOCALS AND VISITORS EAT, SHOP & PLAY. Railroad Square is the historic “Old Town” in Santa Rosa. Railroad Square has 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.SHOP & PLAY photo by Alv Alvarez photo courtesy 6th Street Playhouse photo by Dale Godfrey6th Street Playhouse The North Bay’s premier, professional, The Welfare League Thrift Shop A unique resale shoplive theatre experience, celebrates their 10th Anniversary featuring nearly-new clothing for the entire family; plus jewelry,Season by presenting 12 in-house productions of plays and housewares, crafts, books, games, accessories & collectibles.musicals for every taste! 126 Fourth St. • www.welfareleague.org .............. 707.542.748052 W. Sixth St. • www.6thstreetplayhouse.com . 707-523-4185 Whistlestop Antiques Featuring 10,000 sq. ft. of treasures and voted Sonoma County’s ‘Best’ antique store year after year.Assistance League® Thrift Shop is an upscale, resale shop Open Daily. Celebrating our 41st Anniversary!offering quality clothing, accessories, housewares, small 130 Fourth St.appliances, books and decorator items. 5 W. Sixth St. • www.whistlestop-antiques.com........................ 707-542-9474• www.sonomacounty.assistanceleague.org ...... 707-546-9484Green Fish Trading Co. Offers Japanese tansu chests,Tibetan carpets and Asian Folk Art accessories -“An Oasis ofCalm and Good Taste.”204 Wilson St. • www.greenfishtrading.com ....... 707-528-8101Olde Towne Jewelers Stunning collections of antique & es-tate jewelry, diamonds & Rolex watches – expert jewelry & watchrepair.125 Fourth St. • oldetownejewelers.com ............ 707-577-8813OldTown Furniture/Furniture Depot The quality youdeserve and the selections you want – from solid Oak Mission toslip-covered sofas.110 Fourth St. • www.oldtownfurnitures.com .... 707-575-8287Rococo Mercato-Purveyor of Stylish Goods RailroadSquare’s Newest, Most Fabulous One Stop Shop for UniqueGifts, Accessories, Handbags, Exquisite Jewelry and HomeDéco. 127 Fourth St.• www.rococomercato.com ................................ 707-526-7500Sack’s on the Square An Upscale thrift store benefitingFace2Face. 116 Fourth St. • www.f2f.org .......... 707-541-7227 www.railroadsquare.net • 707.578.8478