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.
Smack dab in the middle of Napa Valley and Sonoma County, the city of Santa Rosa is a central destination to explore all Wine Country has to offer. World-class wineries and restaurants tease the tastebuds, and attractions like the Charles Schulz Museum and the Railroad Square Historic District serve as immersions into local and American …
Guerneville is surrounded by natural beauty and is full of rustic charm, and should definitely make your Wine Country short list. The town has been a country getaway for San Francisco’s well-heeled gay community for years, and although it is becoming more well-known in other circles, it retains its woodsy, down-to-earth personality that brings visitors back year after year. Follow our guide below to discover the best of Guerneville.
Sonoma County hosts a variety of wine, food, and fun. Many times there is much more to do that can be done in a weekend. Thankfully we can help with a day trip for visitors along Sonoma County’s Highway 12, showcasing the cities of Sonoma and Sebastopol.
A trip to Wine Country can be fun for the whole family. From imaginary play to an African safari… here are 5 great things to do if you’re visiting Wine Country with little ones. Children’s Museum of Sonoma County If you are traveling with an inquisitive little one that enjoys hands on activities then you’ll …
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