H DISTORIC ISTRICT SANTA ROSAFOOD & DRINK photo by Dale Godfrey photo courtesy Jackson’s Bar & OvenA’Roma Roasters Coffee, Tea & Ice CreamLODGING LoCoco’s Cucina Rustica Outstanding rustic Italian cuisineEuropean style coffeehouse with fresh roasted coffee that’s and named “Best Italian Restaurant” year after year. Comeroasted daily right in the middle of the café. “mangia” with us in our beautiful little slice of Italy right here inCelebrating 24 years! Railroad Square. 117 4th St. • www.lococos.net 707-523-222795 5th St. • www.aromaroasters.com................... 707-576-7765 Omelette Express Serving the finest breakfast and lunch inChevy’s Fresh Mex California inspired, mesquite fired flavor Sonoma County…from omelettes to hamburgers.and farm fresh ingredients. Chevy’s serves up delicious simplici- 112 Fourth St. • www.omeletteexpress.com........ 707-525-1690ty in a casual, energized atmosphere. Romililly Wines Taste hand-crafted Sonoma County wines24 Fourth St. • www.chevys.com ........................ 707-571-1082 with the winemakers – a sit down style tasting.Jackson’s Bar & Oven Railroad Square’s hottest restaurant 10 Fourth Street #208 • www.romililly.com .......... 707.473-0636features classic American cuisine with creative dishes in a Stark’s Steak & Seafood Featuring the highest qualitywoodfired oven & innovative cocktails. corn-fed prime and dry aged steaks, as well as all natural grass135 Fourth St. • www. jacksonsbarandoven.com..707-545-6900 fed beef. Extensive selection of shellfish & grilled seafood.La Gare French Restaurant European cooking techniques. 521 Adams St. • www.starkssteakhouse.com ..... 707-546-5100Voted “Most Romantic Restaurant”. Open daily for dinner Station 1870 Wine Bar Station 1870 is a Specialty Wine andstarting at 5:00 pm and offering reservations for private parties. Craft Beer Lounge with weekly food menus tailored to our208 Wilson St. • www.lagarerestaurant.com ....... 707-528-4355 seasonal abundance. 123 Fourth St. • www.station1870.com ............. 707-623-9619Courtyard by Marriott ‘Ideally located for your relaxing The Brasserie Restaurant & Lounge Wine Countrygetaway in Sonoma Wine Country!’ Completely renovated in Cuisine - fresh local ingredients which reflect the seasons andSummer 2015. local flavors. Enjoy our outdoor dining and lounge.175 Railroad Street • www.marriott.com/stscy .... 707-573-9000 170 Railroad St. • www.vineyardcreek.hyatt.com 707-636-7388Hotel La Rose Extending a warm welcome to visitors since The Pullman Kitchen Inspired California cuisine with a focus1907. Historic ambiance and timeless hospitality. on the bounty of Sonoma County. Serving dinner Mon-Sat, with308 Wilson St. • www.hotellarose.com ................ 707-579-3200 weekday lunch & weekend brunch. Private dining available.Hyatt Vineyard Creek Hotel & Spa Relax in this AAA Rated 205 5th St. • www.thepullmankitchensr.com ....... 707-545-4300Four Diamond Hotel with First-Class Amenities andExceptional Service. Featuring a Full Service Salon & Spa. 170 To To Santa RosaRailroad Street • www.vineyardcreek.hyatt.com ... 707-284-1234 Sebastopol Healdsburg 12 Davis St. 5th Street 4th St Wilson St 4th St. SRaonstaaMadison W. 7th St. 3rd St. 5th St. W. 6th St. Wilson St 4th St Depot Park GMrPeermeinnocwreiaayl Entrance RAILROAD SQUARE Historic 3rd St. Davis St. District 12 Courtyard Railroad St. Hyatt Marriott Vineyard W. 3rd St. Joe Rodato Creek Trail To Petaluma Prince Memorial Greenway Take the Downtown Santa Rosa Exit #489 off U.S. Hwy 101. Follow us on Facebook for current specials and upcoming events!
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Patterson’s Pub is a great gathering spot, a genuine Irish Pub with tasty pub food and an impressive selection of local and international beers. Jaded Toad BBQ & GRILL offers a fine menu and a beer garden and live music. Other dining options include KIN, KC’s Downtown Grill, Chinois Asian Bistro, Lupe’s Authentic Mexican Cuisine, Saigon Bistro, Tomi Thai and The Omelette Express. Across the highway in Windsor, find Johnny Garlic’s, Guy Fieri’s signa- ture restaurant; Mary’s Pizza Shack; Applebee’s and Senju Sushi. South on Highway 101 to Shiloh Road, you will find Charlie’s Grill at Windsor Golf Course. Located adjacent to the Russian River, Riverfront Regional Park is just minutes west of downtown Windsor. The main attractions in the park are two former gravel pits which have been reclaimed as lakes offering bass fishing. No swimming photo Courtesy Windsor Chamber of Commerce is allowed in the lakes. This park of-Windsor fers a great level hike around the lakes, and an ideal spot for pic- nicking. Annual events Old Downtown Windsor is home to many fine dining restaurants and include the Windsorvenues, with some of the best spots in the area featuring many choices of Chili Cookoff in Marchcuisine. You will also find shopping choices from fashion jewelry and clothing in Downtown Windsorto sporting goods, toys, books and more. Satisfy that sweet tooth at Powell’s and Windsor GreenSweet Shoppe or Nieve’s Mexican Ice Cream shop. Find that special item at Half Marathon in May;Mark Shimizu Design jewelry store; Something Special showcases jewelry Sonoma County Hot Air Balloon Classic in June at Keiser Park; Summer Nightsand special gift items; Images is the place for gifts, accessories and ear on the Green bring outdoor kids’ movies on Tuesday nights, plus live con-piercing; at Atrellis you can find fresh, beautiful flower arrangements and certs, classic car shows, and weekly Farmers markets each Thursday night.ideal gifts; Kaleidoscope offers over 3,000 books, games and toys; you will Valet parking is provided for bicyclers. Cinco de Mayo festival is May 5. Ad-also find fashion apparel stores like My Chic Boutique, Material Girl, Mirror ditional festivals throughout the year include A Fine Arts Show, an Earth DayMirror and Island Fever. Celebration, an October Harvest Fest, a Zucchini Festival, Tomato and Pep- per Festival, and an Annual Pumpkin Festival. Old Redwood Brewing Company offers tasting flights of their latest na-nobrews, or taste wine right next door at Windsor Tasting Lounge. Tasting Truly, there is something happening all the time in Windsor! Spend theRoom on the Green offers wine tasting from two different wineries, Mutt day and explore!Lynch and Deux Amis. . .W W WOldRedwoodHighway O L D D O W N T O W N W I N D S O R C O M Police Station HIGHWAY 101 Joe Rodota Drive PHuerta Gymnasium Emily Rose Circle TOWN GREENParkingNORTHWEST PACIFIC RAILROAD Dave Clayton Ln LIBRARY Old Redwood Highway P Duvander STAGE P CENTRAL PAVILION Parking Windsor Road McClelland Drive 4 2 Honsa Ave. 5 Market Street Old Redwood Hwy. Richardson St.Windsor Depot Marshall Way 1 Conde Lane&Visitor Center 6 Windsor River Road Chamber of 3 Commerce Bill Beidie Way HIGHWAY 101 Johnson Street Conde Lane54 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store
Healdsburg BROWSE THE WORLD’S The picturesque town of Healdsburg (population 11,600) is located in 80 ONLY HAND FAN MUSEUMthe heart of Sonoma County’s wine country, 70 miles north of San Francisco. The Hand Fan Museum in Healdsburg is the onlyIt is a small but vital community with a diverse economy based on agricul- museum in the United States dedicated solely to theture, tourism, lumber and retail businesses. The town’s center is a charming display of hand fans, and is a perfect place to learnSpanish-style plaza surrounded by a variety of shops. This centrally located about the varied artistic and cultural uses of theplaza is the heart of the community and the focal point for several local seemingly simple hand fan. The fans themselves haveevents and celebrations, including summer concerts, a farmers market, car been used for centuries as fashion accessories, inshows and more. religious and ceremonial rituals, and even in battle. The fans depict a diverse variety of beautiful scenes Healdsburg could be considered the perfect wine country town—not too in many mediums and patterns that tell the stories of the cultures and individuals whobig, not too small—and situated right where the Alexander, Dry Creek and have used them. The museum also offers an array of beautiful fans for purchase. TheRussian River Valleys, all prime wine regions, come together. Healdsburg has Hand Fan Museum is located at 219 Healdsburg Avenue in Healdsburg. 707.431-2500 •more than 100 wineries within a 30-minute drive from town. The wineries handfanmuseum.organd the area’s natural beauty attract more than one million visitors annually. 81 TAKE A WINE WALK IN Some of the finest small wineries and tasting rooms in all of Sonoma HEALDSBURGCounty are located in Healdsburg, many with tasting rooms right on thefamed Healdsburg Plaza. Park on the plaza and walk to more wineries than The wine lover’s lament: Too much wine and not enoughyou can pack into a weekend; a world class brewpub, Bear Republic (see time! So park the car in Healdsburg (or stay at one of theirstory page 24); so many top restaurants, several luxury hotels and a handful luxurious inns) and walk to tasting rooms from over 30 wineries,of unique antique shops. with wine from seven appellations. Pace yourself by stopping into a few galleries, boutiques and jewellery stores. Make a Situated along the Russian River, Healdsburg is a perfect spot for canoe- reservation to end your wine tasting day with a meal at one ofing and swimming during the hot summer months. Bicycling is also popular Healdsburg’s many acclaimed restaurants. There is truly no otherin the area, and northwest of town is Lake Sonoma where visitors can enjoy way to experience 29+ varietals in over 30 tasting rooms, all in walking distance fromwatersports and fishing. each other. Discover unique boutique wineries like Davis Family Vineyards, Toad Hollow, thumbprint Cellars and Murphy-Goode. Sample library wines from Ferrari-Carrano, La A town to explore by foot, Healdsburg has dozens of well-preserved Crema and Windsor Vineyards.Victorian commercial buildings and homes as well as many excellent shops, Check their website for a complete list of wineries surrounding the Healdsburgrestaurants, hotels, and Bed and Breakfast inns to accommodate any trav- Plaza, and for upcoming events. • winewalkhealdsburg.comeller. In the summertime, strollers can cool off by heading for HealdsburgVeterans Memorial Beach at the south end of town for a dip in the refreshing 82 GO BOATING ONRussian River. Canoes can be rented at the beach for those who want to float LAKE SONOMAfarther downstream For more information, contact the Healdsburg Chamberof Commerce and Visitors Bureau at 217 Healdsburg Ave., (707) 433-6935. Located at the upper end of Dry Creek Valley, Lake Sonoma offers a nice family area for picnicking, The Annual Barrel Tasting event is the first weekend in March. Healds- swimming, bank fishing, and picnics. Yorty Creek isburg is a great place to find yourself to participate in this much anticipated located far up the Dry Creek arm and can be accessedannual event. Other events in Healdsburg include the Healdsburg Jazz Festi- by car from the city of Cloverdale. Facilities includeval in June. Performance venues are all over the Healdsburg area. Find out chemical toilets, free sheltered picnic areas, a car-more and get your tickets at www.healdsburgjazzfestival.com top boat launch (no trailers allowed), and a swim beach. Note: no drinking water is available at Yorty •healdsburg.com Creek. Yorty Creek is managed as a day use area. Boat-in campers wishing to launch and park overnight at Yorty Creek must check in with the visitor center and obtain a parking Ski • Sail • Kayak permit to avoid receiving a citation. Swim at your own risk, as there is no lifeguard on duty and please keep an eye on your children. Please, no glass or dogs on the swim beach. lakesonoma.com At the Lake Sonoma Marina, you can rent ski boats, fishing boats, canoes and 10 Minutes West of Healdsburg kayaks. You can even have a floating party on a pontoon Patio Boat, which can be rented on Dry Creek Road up to 24 hours at a time! The store/deli has handmade sandwiches, drinks (beer, water, soda, etc.) and camping supplies. 707-433-2200. •lakesonoma.comDownload our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store Stop at the Visitors Center and The Don Clausen Fish Hatchery, the most modern fish hatchery in the State of California. The lake preserves much of the scenic nat- Float Your Boat on beautiful Lake Sonoma! Boat Rentals: • Kayaks • Runabouts • Ski, Sail & Fishing Boats Call for reservations today! 707-433-2200 BBQ Area • Deli • Swimming Beach Large Patio Available for Parties Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 55
HEALDSBURG ural sprawl of the two drainages and their numerous stream-laced side canyons and supports an array of wildlife that includes golden eagles, mountain lions, and even “...mixes contemporary cool a pair of endangered peregrine falcons. The damp earth of its creekside trails holds with plenty of Norman Rockwell the prints of deer and raccoons, as well as the skitterings of rabbits and mice. Before charm... not to mention mouth the water-scooter enthusiasts get going in earnest in late May, hikers and canoeists in watering eats and drinks.” this 18,000-acre park can enjoy a quiet unbroken by the buzz of waterborne motors. –Fodor’s Hiking: There are 40 miles of Sonoma hiking trails that are shared with horseback riders. Forty miles of trails lead through continually varying terrain. You can traverse Thankfully, there’s Healdsburg. open grasslands dominated by the complex silhouettes of ancient oaks, climb canyons shaded by thickly growing redwoods and bays, or explore woodlands dappled with Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce sunlight filtering through a wild scramble of red-trunked madrones. (707) 433-6935 Start your journey at A 4-mile sampler of the park’s diverse habitats that also gives fine views of both arms of the lake starts at the Little Flat trailhead. Walk west and HEALDSBURG.com then south to pick up Bummer Peak Trail, then go northwest on Half A Canoe bike path, taking an unsigned trail north to No Name Flat. From here, follow56 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Rockpile Road east about 1/3 mile to Digger Pine Flat, then zigzag downhill through a wooded canyon to Dry Creek Trail, which returns you to Little Flat. •parks.sonoma.net/laktrls.html • lakesonoma.com 83 TOUR WINE COUNTRY & REDWOODS ON A SEGWAY The Segway is a self-balancing, personal transporter. These unique electric vehicles are surprisingly easy to use, with a maximum speed of 12 mph and the ability to make a 360 degree turn while standing still. Tours with Segway of Healdsburg are sure to be a memorable experience for any celebration, team building or fun outing you want to plan. Choose from a Wine Tasting tour where they take you to two boutique wineries in either the Russian River or Dry Creek Valley wine growing region; or the magical Armstrong Redwoods State Park tour. All the tours have beautiful views and fantastic wine country adventures. Photos are included in all tours and a gourmet picnic can be added. Advance reservations required. Please check their website or call 707-953-3477 for more information regarding these fun filled Segway Tours! 707-953-3477 •segwayofhealdsburg.com 84 SEE LIVE THEATRE AND MORE AT RAVEN THEATER Raven Theatre is a group of individuals just like you – community-minded individuals with an interest in preserving performing arts. With funding for arts disap- pearing in our schools, the responsibility for supporting the arts lies firmly with us. With this in mind, a dedicated group of volunteers banded together to save the historic Raven Theater in downtown Healdsburg, with dreams of enriching the lives of locals and visitors alike, by offering a conveniently located, eclectic array of first rate, ongoing entertainment. Upcoming Productions include Bye Bye Birdie through July 10; The Taming of the Shrew Aug 11-27; Sweeney Todd Sept 3 - Oct. 9; The Woman in Black Oct 20 - 29. Call 707-433-6335 for information on other upcoming shows. 115 North Street, Healdsburg •raventheater.org THE HAND FAN MUSEUM CHANGING EXHIBITS OF FANS FROM 1700-2000 F ans f or Sale $ 1 - $ 1 0 0 Museum Hours Wed - Sunday, 11-4pm, closed rainy days and holidays 2 1 9 Healdsb u rg A v enu e Healdsb u rg, C A T el. 7 0 7 - 4 3 1 - 2 5 0 0 www. h andf anmu seu m. org Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store
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HEALDSBURG Collective Beautifully displayed antique furniture, collectibles, vintage furnishings, local art, jewelry and much more from85 FLOAT THE RIVER WITH RIVER’S EDGE KAYAK & CANOE over 40 vendors in a clean, comfortable, well-lit River’s Edge operates exclusively environment located just “off the square” and across from the Visitor Center! The styles run from Antique and Vintageon the Upper Russian River, which isrecognized for the dynamic terrain, to Shabby Chic and just about everything in between.water clarity, unspoiled wilderness,consistent flow and abundant wildlife. Shoffeitt’s Off The Square Collective • 707.433.5556Owner Lollie Merce believes it is hermission to cure “Nature Deficiency 208 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg (South of the Plaza Marketplace)Disorder” (NDD), by offering safe,affordable and hassle-free river excur-sions to families, youth groups andnature lovers of the greater Bay Areaand beyond. The “Alex Trip” is 11 or 16 mileswith 4–6 hours of paddle time. This is a self-guided trip, rated as a Class I – II flowthat winds through unspoiled wilderness.This trip starts 16 miles north of Healdsburgin the beautiful Alexander Valley, which is not easily accessible to the general publicand considered a more wild section of the river. The Rio Self-Guided Trip is a 5 mile stretch that runs north of Healdsburg, with2–3 hours of casual paddle time. This is a self guided trip, rated as a Class I flow,with enough current to keep you navigating and negotiating through over-hangingtrees and a few sand bars. For the ultimate fun, River’s Edge guides can customize a 3-4 day trip, up to35 miles down the Russian River, as you camp at the “rustic” campgrounds alongthe way. For the more adventurous, they can arrange for you to paddle down riverto the “mouth”, where the river meets the ocean. Minimum group size for this tripis 20 persons. At River’s Edge you can choose from double and single kayaks, freestyle and traverse SUP’s and canoes that hold two adults and up to two small children. Dress in layers – swim suit, light clothing, a warm shirt, and dry clothes for after your trip. Wear water shoes, tennis shoes, or sandals with straps. Flip Flops not recommended! Find River’s Edge “At the Bridge” in Healdsburg, right across from Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Park. 13840 Healdsburg Avenue, Healdsburg. 707-433-7247 • riversedgekayakandcanoe.com58 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store
Durst July 2nd (two shows) on his new “Elect to Laugh” tour; the legendary fairy tale Puss in Boots July 29-August 2; the hilarious farce Run For Your Wife September 23-October 9; the family friendly The Adventures of Mr. Toad runs December 2 through December 18. You can also show off your own talent at their Friday Night Open Mic Nights, from May through September. Come in and sing, dance, juggle or test your stand up comedy act! 209 N Cloverdale Blvd, Cloverdale. 707.894.2214 • cloverdaleperformingarts.com 87 SEE AN OUTDOOR CONCERT AT FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE Downtown Cloverdale comes alive every Friday evening throughout the summer, with Friday Night Live at the Plaza and the Cloverdale Farmers Market. Dining is available from a variety of food vendors and nearby restaurants; premium Sonoma County wines and craft beers are available for purchase by theCloverdale glass. You can browse fresh local produce, artisan arts, crafts and other unique vendors at the Clover- dale Farmers Market; a variety of kids’ activities, such as jumpy castles and rock climbing walls, ensure there is something for everyone at Friday Night Live Sonoma County’s northernmost city is Cloverdale, located in the wine rich in Cloverdale. The Farmers Market opens at 6:00 PM Chuck ProphetAlexander Valley. Situated next to the border of Mendocino County and sur- and music begins at 7:00 PM. Upciming performaces performs July 22ndrounded by the Mayacamas Mountains to the east and the Coast Range to thewest, Cloverdale offers an ideal location to stay and relax, away from the fuss include Tommy Castro;, Chuck Prophet and Cody Canada.of the big city! From this community you are only 87 miles from San Francisco, For a complete lineup of Friday Night Live performers see their website.31 miles from Santa Rosa, 47 miles to the historic town of Sonoma, and 48 • www.cloverdaleartsalliance.org • (707) 894-4410.miles to Jenner along the scenic Sonoma coast. You are also within 20 minutesof Mendocino County’s Anderson Valley wineries. Mendocino Village is less than1.5 hours from Cloverdale. «With a population now over 8,000, the countryside is dotted with oaks, ToMUenkdiaohciannodCo.madrones and Douglas fir as the geography begins to make a transition to thesTththeeeepCmVelouirs,vsieetworuedrmstatleieinsrtHhaeirorseeutasostsereidicdnainMlineStonthhcdeeioehcthiiysnitsoMotorCuircsoyeauulonmftGyoC.luloolcdva-etSrehddaawlaetHa2on1ud5setN,h.eoCnrleeogvoieofrndthacelaenoBldvlviesdsitt.TMoeBnodooncviniloleC, oAans1dt2er8son SINK RD COOLEY LN GEYSERS RDdocumented dwellings in Cloverdale, and contains Native American and pioneer « Valley, OLD REDWOOD HWY IMPERI AL ChambCelor voefrCdoamlemerceartifacts, as well as a recreated general store. CLOV DR MITTE & Information Center The Cloverdale Historical Society promotes the Old Time Fiddle Festival in ER C LSTAD 126 North Cloverdale Blvd.January where you can listen to fiddle jamming in a tough, but friendly com- REST DR RD 101 Russian River Cloverdale, Ca 95425 RIVER RDpetition, along with handmade crafts, great food, an exhilarating dance and (707) 894-4470rousing entertainment. GRACE CT www.cloverdale.com Make plans to be in Cloverdale in February so you can attend the annualCloverdale Citrus Fair, a four-day celebration of the agricultural bounty of the VENEZIA W BLODRCK SHDARHANregion. The fair, well over a century old, features exhibits, arts and crafts, live OAK LN KAY CTentertainment, wine and beer tasting, a parade and the always popular mid- PORTOFINO WY AY HEIDI LN N. CLOVERDALE BLVD VISTAway. This year’s theme is “Pirates of the Fair ‘bean”. MONACO CIR Cloverdale boasts a lush natural environment hosting a variety of outdoorrecreation possibilities. Cloverdale River Park offers seasonal fishing and river VIEW KING RDaccess for kayaks and canoes. DR JEFFHEILRLSSOIDN CHAMSCPHLOAIONCLHloSiSvgcTehhrodoalle UNIVECRChSaomImTbmYeerSrcoTef RIDGE RD RIVER CROCKER FOURTH PARK GS C E Museum E.TSTRBERHICPOOIALRNDEDDTTSDTKRIONAFKIBRRSNTOOSTK ST RIVERSIDE DR LAKE MT. OLIVE LN MERMLUSOTCADTRDR CEMETARY LGAMAY ORANGE D CHARLESSCHOOL ST G TON R IR CFIRST ST LOVERDALE SILVAKERRY WASHIN MAIN Population 8,695 (2012) Area 2.648 sq miles (6.857 km²) FOOTHILL JOSEPHINHEAEHFLOURTH ST DR POCity Just minutes away is Lake Sonoma, offering swimming, boating, camping, FOOBTLHVDILL Hall Not all streets shown. Map Not to scale.fishing and hunting, and The Congressman Don Claussen Fish Hatchery. Con- COSMT MERCIAL FIRST LEVEE RD©2014 by 101 Things To Donected to the hatchery is the Lake Sonoma Milt Brandt Visitor Center, which is HARSDTIRSTEEERTopen Thurs-Sun 9am to 4pm. Tours of the hatchery are available for free during ANTONIO W. 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Cloverdale Where Wine Country meets the Redwoods!Tucked into the hills of Sonoma County is a place stilluntouched by the hustle and bustle of its San Francisco BayArea neighbors. In this carefully preserved corner ofNorthern California, time moves to a more gentle rhythmand the quality of life is as authentic as the flavors producedby its many vineyards and orchards.From the citrus-scented air to picture-perfect views, this is wine country in itspurest form. But there is plenty to do in Cloverdale, and much of it an easy strollaround town. Come find out for yourself why Budget Travel named Cloverdale oneof its “Coolest Small Towns in America”. Check the Cloverdale Chamber website forupcoming events!Wine, Dine, Shop & Play Railroad Station Bar & GrillCloverdale Ale Company Hamburger Ranch & BBQCome taste award winning craft beer! Stop in for Burgers & BBQ at this Great selection of craft beers, local131 East First Street, Cloverdale world-famous Americana Roadstop. wines plus patio dining. 31195 N Redwood Hwy, Cloverdale707-894-9610 707-894-5616 114 Rairoad Avenue, Cloverdalewww.cloverdaleale.com (707) 894-4779 hamburgerranchandbbq.com Eagle Tech railroadstationbarandgrill.com Collision & Towing Piacere Ristorante ItalianoEnterprise Rent A Car Oat Valley Vintage Great Italian food, featuring Antiques & Collectibles We’re here when you need us! Internationally trained Chef José Pelayo.208 N. Cloverdale Blvd. Great prices, awesome 504 N. Cloverdale Bvd., Cloverdale merchandise and friendly faces.707-894-3977 • www.eagletechcollision.com 707-894-0885 • piacereristorante.com 1215 S. Cloverdale Blvd., CloverdaleFritz Underground Winery Pick’s Drive-In (707) 894-4814 Visit our Underground An authentic 50’s style drive-in! Towers Gallery Winery Tasting Room from Burger Restaurant · Hot Dog Joint Fine Art & Unique Gifts 10:30 to 4:30 daily. Ice Cream Parlor. Featuring Local Artists. 24691 Dutcher Creek Rd., Cloverdale 117 S. Cloverdale Blvd., Cloverdale Come see our 800-418-9463 • fritzwinery.com 707-894-2962 “Autumn Colors” Exhibit! 210 N. Cloverdale Blvd., Cloverdale 707-894-4331 • towersgallery.org San Francisco For more information on events, Chronicle Wine lodging, dining and more go to the Competition Cloverdale Chamber website! www.cloverdalechamber.comFeb. 17-20, 2017 Date TBD Ft. Mason Festival Pavilioncloverdalecitrusfair.org www.winejudging.com
Stay in Cloverdale History & The ArtsThe Alexander Inn Vintage Towers Inn History CenterA recently remodeled luxury modern A unique Wine Country Visit historic farmhouse Bed & Breakfast within Bed & Breakfast. A Great for Gould-Shaw House, learn about walking distance to restaurants, Weddings & Special Events! Callgalleries, wineries, shops, theaters, about our mid-week Getaway Cloverdale and enjoy our and bars. Dog-Friendly! Specials.. just $159 per night! garden and outdoor patio 119 W Third St, Cloverdale 302 N. Main Street, Cloverdale for your picnicking pleasure. 707-894-8557 www.thealexanderinn.com 707-894-4535 215 N. Cloverdale Blvd. www.vintagetowers.com 707-894-2067 The Old Crocker Inn Les Ryan www.cloverdalehistory.org Century 21 Real Estate Performing Arts CenterThis Ranch Style Bed & Breakfast was We are located in a charming Victorian We dream, create, craft and founded as a hunting retreat in the House in central downtown present delightful theatrical 1880s by railroad magnate Charles experiences! Come see the show Crocker. Peaceful 5-acre setting. Cloverdale. Stop by and say hello. or come to Open Mic Night! 1126 Old Crocker Inn Road, Cloverdale Welcome to our special town. 209 N Cloverdale Blvd, Cloverdale 707-894-4000 114 Lake Street, Cloverdale www.oldcrockerinn.com 707-894-5232 (707) 894-2214 c21lesryancloverdale.com www.cloverdaleperformingarts.comThe Ranch House Super 8 Cloverdale Arts Alliance Completely remodeled, close to Conveniently located off HWY 101 From the Sculpture Trail toamenities, amazing views. Perfect for near several wineries and vineyards, Discovering Art, THE Jazz Club to the Gallery, Music Workshops relaxation and fun for two, or small and the Citrus Fairgrounds. 15 to Friday Night Live, we bring group ready for a retreat getaway. minutes from Lake Sonoma and 30 a full range of artistic 374 Hot Springs Rd, Cloverdale minutes from Santa Rosa. experiences to our community. 510-432-8362 1147 S. Cloverdale Blvd., Cloverdale 204 N. Cloverdale Blvd., Cloverdale 707-894-2067 • cloverdaleartsalliance.orghttps://www.airbnb.com/rooms/6216100 (707) 894-9288 http://www.vrbo.com/698532 www.super8cloverdale.comJoin us for Friday Night Live May 27th to Sept. 2nd, 2016 Weekly Live Music in the Plaza every Friday night! See cloverdaleartsalliance.org/fridaynightlive/
remember that Quarryhill is an educational and scientific collection. Removing seeds or cuttings from the garden is strictly forbidden. For your convenience, picnic areas are located near the parking lot and in the garden. To ensure the beauty of the garden for all, pets (except guide and assistance dogs) and smoking are prohibited. Monday - Saturday, 9am - 4pm Closed Sunday and Holidays. 12841 Sonoma Hwy., Glen Ellen • 707.996.3166 • quarryhillbg.org S L EEE THE ATEST XHIBIT AT 89 S V MONOMA ALLEY USEUM SVMA exhibitions feature the work of local, national, and international artists. Content orig- inates from private collections and artist studios and is borrowed from museums, galleries, and other sources. Media include painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, ceramics, architecture, industrial design, graphic design, printmaking, film, video, textiles, and crafts. Qualified guest curators plan and assemble the shows. The muse- See the exhibit Surf Craft: Design um’s new LaHaye Sculpture Gallery presents a and the Culture of Board Riding rotating series of large-scale sculptures that appearSonoma Valley concurrently with main-gallery exhibitions. Upcoming exhibits include: July 2 to September 25: Surf Craft: Design and the Sonoma Valley, also known as the Valley of the Moon, is believed to Culture of Board Riding. The surfboard, historically a handcrafted object, ultimatelybe the birthplace of the California wine industry. The Sonoma Valley is gave rise to foam and fiberglass board construction, often produced on a mass scale.blessed with exactly the right combination of soil, sun, seasonal mois- However, many contemporary shapers are now recognizing and tapping into the designture and geography for growing wine grapes of exceptional quality. principles found in the traditional boards. Cutting-edge engineering and minimalist art will converge in this exhibition. Open Wed-Sun 11am-5pm. 551 Broadway, Sonoma. This rich, verdant valley boasts dozens of wineries, including many 707.939.7862 • svma.orgnames you will most certainly recognize. The valley begins in the northat the edge of Santa Rosa and extends 17 miles south to the Carneros 90 HEAD TO THE RACES ATRegion, an area cooled by the drifting fogs of San Pablo Bay. It is bor- SONOMA RACEWAYdered by two mountain ranges: the rugged Mayacamas to the east and Sonoma Raceway brings world class autothe Sonoma Mountains to the west. The valley’s towns include Kenwood racing to Sonoma County. A great family funand Glen Ellen to the north. To the south, the town of Sonoma offers an destination, you will be thrilled by the sight,abundance of unique inns, restaurants and shops. For more information sounds and feel of professional racing.go to sonomavalley.com Upcoming Events include:88 TOUR QUARRYHILL Friday, June 24 - Sunday, June 26, 2016 BOTANICAL GARDEN Toyota/Save Mart 350 - NASCAR Sprint Quarryhill is a 21 acre botanical garden Cup Series Come and bid farewell to two-time Sonomaof lush, mature flowering Asian trees & shrubs. winner Tony Stewart during his final season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.Magnolias, dogwoods, maples, birch, roses, lilies,rhododendrons and much more adorn paths and Friday, July 22 - Sunday, July 24, 2016walkways, offering hidden places to gather your NHRA Division 7 Drag Races Presented By Korbelthoughts, beautiful ponds and waterfalls, and Competitors will battle for points leading to divisional and national championships,stunning vistas of the Sonoma Valley. Quarryhill as well as a share of the year-end purse of more than $519,000.welcomes visitors year round to enjoy their gor-geous Asian woodland garden... a rich diversity Friday, July 29 - Sunday, July 31, 2016of Asian Flora. All seasons in the garden have their own magical beauty. Self-guided Toyota NHRA Sonoma Nationalstours are available during any open hours, without reservation. Docent-led tours are NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Seriesavailable by reservation. Group tours for garden clubs and other groups or organizationsare also available with advance reservation. There is an ADA compliant section of the Friday, September 16 - Sunday, September 18, 2016garden available to those with disabilities, but access requires transportation up into the GoPro Grand Prix of Sonomagarden by golf cart, and requires advance reservation. Photography is welcomed. Please The Verizon IndyCar Series returns to Sonoma Raceway for the epic series finale to the 2016 racing schedule.WINE COUNTRY 29355 Arnold Drive, Sonoma. 800.870.7223 • sonomaraceway.comBEGAN HERE 91 VISIT JACK LONDON’S HOME Jack London was the author of some of theAND SO SHOULD YOU greatest stories ever written about the wild out- doors, and he lived right here in Sonoma County12 Our two visitor from 1905 until his death in 1916. It was here while centers are living with his charming wife, Charmagne, on his 12 open seven fantastic 1,500-acre ranch, that he wrote most of 116 121 days a week. his later stories and novels. The ranch has since been Stop in for donated to the State of California and has become 121 the Jack London State Historic Park. Bicycling and 37 FREE horseback riding are allowed on some trails. A summer horseback riding concession Guides + is available in the park. See the bathhouse, the dam and lake—which were built Maps by the author—and check out the museum dedicated to London, which is housed in “The House of Happy Walls.” The original silo, barns, stables and “pig’s palace” are37 still standing by the parking lot and picnic area. 2400 London Ranch Rd, Glen Ellen 707.938-5216 • parks.ca.gov/?page_id=478 S O N O M A V A L L E Y. C O M 1 - 8 6 6 - 9 9 6 - 10 9 062 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store
92 ENJOY STAND UP COMEDY SONOMA VALLEY WITH CRUSHERS OF COMEDY CRUSHERS OF COMEDY™ is a comedy pro- alongside the vineyards of the park (with multiple Performers-Dancing-at-Tran- duction based in historic Kenwood, a beautiful scendences-Broadway-Under-The-Stars---photo-by-Mimi-Carroll_300pxwiner- wine country town in the Sonoma Valley. Their ies pouring and food and wine available for purchase), and concludes with an stand up comedy show events take place in evening of inspirational entertainment that Before It’s News dubbed “…goose- dark wine caves, barrel rooms, on wine crush bumps all around.” pads and in the vineyards under the gorgeous wine country skies. They also host shows at Recently named “Theater Of The Year” by Broadway World San Francisco the iconic Flamingo Resort Hotel in Santa Rosa. and the #2 “Outdoor Concert Venue You Shouldn’t Miss” in the United States by USA Today’s 10 Best, this concert series offers sensational evenings in wine At these wine country stand up comedy country you’ll never forget. 877.424.1414 • TTCsonoma.org shows, you’ll laugh out loud, learn about great wine, drink the wine, keep on laughin’, eat 96 ENJOY LIVE MUSIC ON THE delicious local food, see gorgeous wine country LAWN AT FUNKY FRIDAYviews and laugh more! Their motto: “Macerate in Comedy!” Funky Fridays has moved! In conjunction with Shows are presented once a month in February, April, June, July, September,October, December - on occasion they add pop up shows. Purchasing tickets in advance Sonoma County Regional Parks, Funky Fridays, nowonline is recommended. www.crushersofcomedy.com in its third year, will be taking place on the spac- icous lawn of Hood Mansion, every Friday through93 TAKE A TOUR OF CALIFORNIA’S Septembe 2, from 7 to 9pm. At only $10 a ticket, LAST MISSION IN SONOMA it’s an affordable night out with the family! Park- Mission San Francisco Solano was founded ingis $10 or Free with a Sonoma County Regionalthe 4th of July, 1823 (21st in order) by Padre Parks Pass.Jose Altimira. The Mission is named for St. Fran-cis Solano, missionary to the Peruvian Indians. This well attended event will feature liveThe Indian name was thought to be Sonoma. music from Hour of Tower, The Soulshine BluesNow part of the Sonoma State Historic Park, Band, The Blues Burners and more. Check theirthe Mission houses the Jorgensen watercolors of website for a complete lineup.Missions of California. There is no active churchat the Mission. These summer events are family-oriented for kids and adults of all ages in a fes- tival-like atmosphere including live music, dancing and picnicking. Concert-goers can The Mission is in the Sonoma State Historic Park in Sonoma, in the middle of the walk to the venue from nearby neighborhoods or park at one of three parking lots inSonoma Valley wine region. (California Landmark 3). Open daily 10am-5pm. 114 East the Los Guilicos complex.Spain Street • 707. 938.1519 • sonomaparks.org/pub/place/1 Plan to come early and enjoy a community picnic. Food & beverage vendors will94 COMMUNE WITH NATURE AT start selling at 5:30pm. BOUVERIE NATURE PRESERVE Funds raised from the 2016 concerts will support projects related to Hood Mansion, Hood Mountain Regional Park, and other county parks projects in the Sonoma Valley. Hood Mansion is located at the intersection of Highway 12 & Pythian Road. 707-833-6288. www.funkyfridays.info • www.sonomacountyregionalparks.org YULUPA AVE KenwoodBENNETT VALLEY ROAD LAWNDALE RD «A DOBE CANYON RD Appreciate nature at its most JAMISON RD TO SANTA ROSA SONOMA NAPA pristine at the Bouverie Preserve in COUNTY COUNTY Mayo Reserve Room VJB Cellars Glen Ellen. This magnificent property was donated for preservation to Audu- Quarryhill bon Canyon Ranch by David Bouverie EN Botanical Garden TERPRISE RD SPRINGS RD in 1979. The private, non-profit nature DUNBAR T RINITY D preserve offers guided nature walks RD R to the public. Oak woodlands, mixed WARM Glen Ellen evergreen forests, riparian areas, and chaparral feature prominently in a spec- Mayo Family Wines tacular landscape dominated by Stuart RALNOCND OHNRDCreek Canyon. This location is known for its amazing spring wildflowers and is home to SONOMA Bouverie Nature Preservehundreds of plants and animals, including more than 130 species of birds, 350 species VALLEY D CAVEDALE Rof flowering plants and many native California mammals including the bobcat, grey fox NOT ALL STREETS SHOWN MADRONE MAP NOT TO SCALEand coyote. Guided nature walks are offered to the public throughout the year. Visitors ARNOLD DR MOON MOUNTAIN DRof all ages can participate in docent-led, natural history hikes. ©2016 by 101 Things To Do®In small groups, hikers can take one of many trails through mixed evergreen forests,flower-carpeted oak woodlands and rugged chaparral. For people with disabilities, an Sonoma Boyes GEHRICKE AVE Plazaaccessible path leads from the parking lot through an oak woodland to a viewing area Hot Springs AVEwith benches—good for bird watching and near a seasonal stream overlooking a meadow ORANGE AVE LOMITAcovered with wildflowers in spring. Access is by appointment only. Reservations are on Sonoma E RDa first-come, first-serve basis and can be made up to a month in advance. The Bouverie PETAAVLEUMA E SPAIN ST 4TH ST LOCVEAOLSLLTDLVAWLILNEEYRYRDRDPreserve of Audubon Canyon Ranch is approximately 6 miles north of the historic townof Sonoma, along Highway 12 in the Valley of the Moon near the village of Glen Ellen.707.938-4554. •egret.org/bouverie.html ARNOLD DR LEVERONI RD 7TH ST WATMAUGHE 5THBSRTOADWAY DENMARK ST Sonoma Valley E “BXPERIENCE Museum of Art ROADWAY NAPA RD95 U S ”NDER THE TARS 8TH ST Transcendence’s “Broadway Un- BONNEAU RD NAPA RDdi Rosader The Stars” is a series of award MILLERICK RD Art Centerwinning concerts featuring accom- TO SAN RAFAEL,plished Broadway and Hollywood per- OAKLAND & « TO NAPA & «formers under the stars in the majes-tic open-air winery ruins in Sonoma’s SAN FRANCISCO SACRAMENTOJack London State Historic Park. Each evening begins with pre-show picnicking on the great lawn,Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 63
Mineral Hot Springs Resort & Country Inn www.vichysprings.com Famous Champagne Baths, Overnight Accommodations and Day Use See why Jack London, Mark Twain, Ulysses S. Grant, Teddy Roosevelt,Robert Louis Stevenson and many other distinguished guests fell in love with this resort.Welcoming visitors and California Historic Landmark No. 980 Indulge in first classworld-wide travelers spa treatmentsfor 161 years North America’s only warm, naturally carbonated “Vichy” baths, famous worldwide Massage, Facials, Hot18 well-appointed rooms Stone Massage andand 8 private cottages Mineral hot pool and Olympic-size poolavailable for Reflexology Treatmentsovernight stays eservation700 acre private neededreserve for walking,hiking and for Day Userejuvenation2605 Vichy Springs Rd, Ukiah 707-462-951564 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store
Beyond the 99 RELAX IN A CHAMPAGNE Borders BATH AT VICHY SPRINGS Vichy Springs is a unique 157 year old97 TOUR A JELLY BEAN FACTORY AT JELLY BELLY historic hot springs resort located in Ukiah, only one hour north of Santa Rosa. Vichy offers Step into the Jelly Belly Factory and the only naturally warm and carbonated Vichy smell the aroma of chocolate, peach, mineral baths in North America. cinnamon, pineapple, or whatever is being cooked up that day. This famous factory is At Vichy Springs you’ll feel a million miles located in Fairfield, California, about 35 from your cares, and “your heart will sing a minutes from Napa. new song”. Vichy Springs’ history includes visits During the 40-minute walking tour, Jelly from the likes of Presidents Ulysses S. Grant and Belly tour guides will show you a real working William Harrison, Teddy Roosevelt and daughter factory where they cook up over 150 differ- Alice, Mark Twain, Jack London and Robert Louis ent sweet treats. You will learn the secrets Stevenson.photo courtesy Tomi Holt Ent. to how they create the legendary Jelly Belly Vichy offers delightfully appointed rooms and cottages for overnight stays. Includedjelly bean, and discover why it takes more than a week to make a single bean. The Jelly in their room rates are breakfast in the morning, full use of the naturally warm andBelly Visitor Center is open daily from 9am to 5pm, and guided factory tours operate carbonated “Vichy” mineral baths, hot soaking pool, Olympic size swimming pool indaily from 9am to 4pm PT, except New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day and season and 700 private acres for walking and hiking. Vichy Springs offers massage andChristmas Day. Bus and RV parking is available during business hours. Overnight parking facials between 8am and 8pm.is prohibited. An on-site dog walk area is available for guests traveling with pets. JellyBelly factory tours are especially popular and referred to by many as a “unique and For the fit and firm the baths are simply one of the most relaxing feelings one cansweet experience”. Reservations are not required. experience in water. The carbonation after three or four minutes dramatically dilatesTours are FREE and depart approximately every 10-15 minutes through- the body’s capillaries and gives the bather a feeling of warmth and peacefulness.out the day. While the typical wait for tours is approximately 15 minutes, tour Tranquillity follows and usually the bather begins to gently float in the bath. Due towaits can be as long as 1 hour or more during certain holidays. Visitor Center the unique properties of the water the bather’s skin is softened in the water and feelsis stroller and wheelchair accessible. 800-9-JELLYBEAN (1-800-953-5592) much like a baby’s. 707. 462.9515. • www.vichysprings.com1 Jelly Belly Lane, Fairfield, CA. •jellybelly.com 100 SEE LAKE TAHOE FROM A98 KAYAK THE NAPA RIVER AND HOT AIR BALLOON LEARN ITS SECRETS Who were the first settlers of the Napa Lake Tahoe offers some of the most breathtakingValley and what were they famous for? Who vistas anywhere, whether it’s from the top of Heav-grew the first grapes in Napa Valley? Who had enly as you ski its wide slopes, from a trail overlookingthe first commercial winery in Napa? Emerald Bay, or perhaps best… from a hot air balloon overlooking everything! Discover the answers to these questionsand many more as you meander down the Your Lake Tahoe Balloon tour will begin shortlyNapa River in a kayak. Enjoy Napa Valley is a after sunrise, so try to say goodnight to the gamingone-of-a-kind docent led kayak tour. On this tables early. You will meet at Tahoe Keys Marinatour you can expect a completely laid back where you will board the Tahoe Flyer, the worldsevent. The kayaks provided are stable and well only U.S.C.G. certified balloon launch and recoverysuited for beginners with life jackets included. vessel. While cruising to the designated launch site on Lake Tahoe a deluxe continental breakfast is Every group is unique, so whether you are a beginner, intermediate or experienced served on board.kayaker, you will enjoy this tour. The History Tour itself is approximately one and a halfhours long. For the last half hour-or more you will have the choice of exploring on your Watch as the experienced crew prepare theown. History Tours launch at 8:30am, 11am and 1:30pm daily. balloon for launch, then… lift off! Take in the fresh alpine air as you rise above the lake, to magnificent You can also simply rent the kayaks and do your own exploring. Enjoy Napa Valley panoramic views of Emerald Bay, Fallen Leaf Lake, Cascade Lake, and Desolationoffers a 2-hour and an all day rate, when kayaks are available. Wilderness. On a really clear day, you might even glimpse Yosemite and the coastal foothills over 150 miles away. History Tours meet and begin at 100 Riverside Drive in Napa. Enjoy Napa Valley’s The flight concludes with an impressive landing on the upper deck of the TahoeHistory Tour runs year round, weather permitting. 707-227-7364 • enjoy-napa-valley.com Flyer, where you will enjoy the traditional champagne toast with mimosas and snacks for the cruise back to shore. Please allow four hours for the entire trip. 530.544.1221Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store • laketahoeballoons.com 2013 Trees of Mystery 101 Things Del Norte Humboldt Mendocino 1/8 Pg Horizontal Full-Color Ad (4.75”W x 3.1”H) 101 SEE PAUL BUNYAN AND THE TREES OF MYSTERY Northern California’s redwood trees are some of the most spectacular sights in the world. They are both celebrated and admired at Trees of Mystery in Klamath. When you arrive, the official hosts, a towering 50 ft. Paul Bunyan and 35 ft. Babe the Blue Ox will greet you. At Trees of Mystery you can see the redwoods from 600 ft. above the ground on their Sky Trail gondola ride that will take you among the tops of the trees and provide stunning views. If you’re hungry, head to their Forest Café, which features fine food and stunning murals. There is also a gift shop to pick up a unique redwood keepsake. Accommodations are available at Motel Trees right across the street. The End of the Trail Museum is attached to the north end of the Trees of Mystery gift shop and is one of the largest privately owned world class museums there is. It has been painstakingly assembled over a period of about 40 years by Marylee Thompson, and her heart is in every item on display here. The museum is constantly being upgraded and improved, so even if you were here as recently as a few months ago, there is always new information and more displays. Trees of Mystery is open daily, with hours varying from summer to winter. 15500 Hwy 101 N., Klamath. • 707-482-2251 • TreesOfMystery.net Go to www.101things.com/winecountry • Sonoma County 65
Adventure Dog! Pet Friendly Day Trips Tips for traveling Lake Sonoma Hike with your4-legged friend. Choose from 40 miles of trails in the coastal foothills of Northern California whoseDog Parks of Sonoma County centerpiece is a beautiful lake. No dogs allowed at the swim beach at Yorty Creek at the north end, but Santa Rosa Rohnert Park they can swim anywhere else. Leashes required.Rincon Valley Community Park Field of Friends 7469 Bernice Ave. Spring Lake Regional Park 5108 Badger Rd. Rohnert Bark Dog Park This 320-acre park has a 2.3 mile paved loop trail Galvin Park 3330 Yulupa Ave. 5010 Roberts Lake Dr. encircling the lake and many more miles of dirt trails. Dogs are welcome on the trails as long as Doyle Park 700 Doyle Park Dr. Rohnert Park Animal Shelter they are on a six-foot or shorter leash and have 301 Jimmy Rodgers Ln. their rabies certificate with them. There is also a Deturk Park 819 Donahue St. swimming lagoon with sandy beach and concession For more information: 707-588-3456 or stand. Dogs are not allowed in the swimming area, Northwest Community Park www.ci.rohnertpark.ca.us but can join you in the picnic area on the other side 2620 W. Steele Ln. of the paved path. Be forewarned – they are serious Healdsburg about picking up the dog poop here. Fines are For more information: 707-543-3292 or www.ci.santa-rosa.ca.us Villa Chanticleer Complex imposed if you are caught without a 1248 N. Fitch Mountain Rd. device for removing your dog’s waste. Petaluma 5585 Newanga Ave., Santa Rosa 707.539.8092 Badger Park Rocky Memorial Dog Park 900 Heron Dr. (off Matheson Dr.) Dog Friendly Beaches W. Casa Grande Rd. Portuguese Beach • Schoolhouse Beach For more information: 707-431-3301 or Sea Ranch Trails • Wright’s Beach (Southwest of Lakeville Hwy.) www.ci.healdsburg.ca.us Stillwater Cove Regional Park Black Point Beach • Salt Point State Park For more information: 707-778-4380 Windsor Doran Beach • Dillon Beach (Marin Co.) or www.cityofpetaluma.net Dog Friendly Parks Pleasant Oak Park 302 Sugar Maple Ln. Austin Creek State Recreation Area Sebastopol Leashed and licensed dogs are allowed to walk For more information: 707-838-1260 or with owners on paved roads, but not on the trailsRagle Ranch Dog Park 500 Ragle Road www.ci.windsor.ca.us or in any other areas Sonoma The Sea Ranch Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Leashed and licensed dogs are allowed in the Ernest Holman Memorial Dog Park (East side of HWY 1 @ Deer Trail) park, but are not permitted on any First St. West Private Dog Park trails or service roads. North of Depot Park for Sea Ranch Owners, Next to the Police Station Renters, and Guests only. For Pet Emergencies Call: Sonoma Humane Society (707) 542-0882 Sonoma County Animal Services (707) 565-7100For more information: 707-938-3332 or Contact the Sea Ranch Association www.sonomacity.org at 707-785-2444Some parks within Sonoma County may offer off-leash dog run areas during designated times. We Treat Your Pets Like Family! Doggie Day Care • Overnight Boarding • Pet Grooming • Dog & Puppy TrainingSwimming • Sleeping Cots & Fleece Blanket • Pet Cam to View From Your Phone or Device Services for Dogs, Cats and Birds w w w. p a r a d i s e p e t r e s o r t s . c o m 2120 Bluebell Dr, 800 Commerce Blvd, Santa Rosa, CA Rohnert Park, CA (707) 595-3834 (707) 206-900066 Sonoma County • Go to www.101things.com/winecountry Download our Mobile App at iTunes App Store and Google Play Store
I SUPPOSE ONE IS NEVER LOST IF ONE IS EX ACTLY WHERE ONE IS SUPPOSED TO BE .”It is impossible to become lost if you never knew where you were in the first place, how you got there, or if you would ever go home. In that sense, being lost and being found are quite the same thing. W W W.VISITHUMBOLDT.COM
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