From camps to wineries, there’s plenty to do at Russian River, and you can do it all with the natural beauty of the river as your backdrop.
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It would be a tall order to explore all of the Russian River in just a few days, so we’ve created a jam-packed, long weekend itinerary with all the best stops.
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Mustard season is here, and were digging in to share the backstory and beauty of Wine Country’s second most picturesque bloom.
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Sonoma County’s mild climate and breathtaking landscape make it an ideal location for experiencing the outdoors. Redwood forest hikes, coastal kayaking, picturesque bike rides, and educational vineyard walks await Sonoma County visitors. Want to do it all? In Sonoma, you can enjoy hiking, paddling, even an African safari — and of course, wine. These outdoor activities highlight the best of what Sonoma County has to offer.
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Windsor is a friendly, small town located close to some of the best wine regions in the world. It’s in the Russian River Valley American Viticultural Area, with Chalk Hill, Dry Creek Valley, and Anderson Valley, all closeby. Yet, the town center remains more of a local’s hangout than a tourist spot, giving you an insider’s view of real life in Wine Country.
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Nothing balances winery visits with a little outdoor adventure. The hidden treasures, off-the-beaten-path entertainment and natural splendor of Rohnert Park, California have established this little town as a repeat visit for wine lovers and lovers of the great outdoors alike. We’ve assembled a list of the very best ways to pass the time in this …
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You may have the hotel booked, but have you mapped out your itinerary for your visit to Petaluma? While wine tasting is probably on your list, there are plenty of other things to do in Petaluma. Add a few of these spots to your travel plans to get the most out of your trip and fill your days with fun.
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When we talk about Central Sonoma, we’re highlighting the cities of Sebastopol, Graton, Guerneville, and of course Santa Rosa. Each of these cities offers visitors a unique experience, so we’ve taken the guesswork out of play and highlighted some of the best places to sleep, eat, drink, and play for your perfect weekend escape.
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