Wine country, mapped
Sonoma & Napa, from the top of Moon Mountain.
Every place here is one we would send a friend. Use the map to explore, or scroll for the full list. Hours and reservations change often, so please call ahead. For the town itself, see our Sonoma Plaza guide.
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Wineries · Moon Mountain 12
- B Wise VineyardsKenwood tasting lounge open daily to walk-ins, with private estate-cave tastings on Moon Mountain by appointment.
- Hanzell VineyardsSonoma Valley estate winery hosting hour-long seated tastings of current releases by booking.
- Kamen EstateMount Veeder-side Cabernet and Syrah producer with a downtown Sonoma tasting room open for drop-ins or reservations.
- Lasseter Family WineryOrganically farmed Bordeaux- and Rhone-style estate offering patio, cellar and vineyard tastings by appointment.
- Moon Hollow EstateOrganic Moon Mountain estate with a tasting room just off the Sonoma Plaza, taking reservations and walk-ins.
- Mountain TerracesHigh-elevation Moon Mountain District estate vineyard run by Ledson, offering private tastings of its wines by advance reservation.
- Pangloss CellarsSmall-lot winery with a restored tasting lounge on the Sonoma Plaza, shared with sister label Repris.
- Repris WinesMoon Mountain hillside winery offering cave, vineyard and tasting visits arranged daily.
- Silver Cloud VineyardStone Edge Farm's mountain vineyard estate offering guided tours and seated tastings by reservation only.
- Stone Edge Farm EstateEstate winery and farm with a home vineyard near Sonoma and a mountain vineyard on Moon Mountain.
- Ty Caton VineyardsWinery focused on hillside fruit from the Moon Mountain District.
- Winery Sixteen 600Organic-vineyard winery pouring Rhone varietals, Zinfandel and Cabernet in a vinyl-themed farmhouse tasting house near the Plaza.
Wineries · Sonoma Valley & Carneros 25
- Bedrock Wine Co.Old-vine wine tastings in the 1854 General Hooker House on Sonoma Plaza, by reservation only.
- Benziger Family WineryBiodynamic estate offering tractor-tram vineyard tours and seated tastings, with a tasting room open daily.
- Bezinger Family WineryBiodynamic estate winery (correct spelling Benziger) with daily tastings and tram tours.
- Bouchaine VineyardsCarneros estate known for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, with terrace and garden tastings and 2026 events scheduled.
- Buena Vista WineryHistoric Sonoma winery with daily standing and seated tastings.
- Cline CellarsFamily-friendly Carneros winery with a daily tasting room and gardens.
- Domaine CarnerosCarneros sparkling and pinot noir producer with a chateau-style tasting terrace open by reservation.
- En Garde WinerySmall Kenwood tasting lounge focused on Napa Cabernet Sauvignon and Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir.
- Gloria FerrerCarneros sparkling wine house offering reserved tastings and paired culinary experiences.
- Gundlach BundschuHistoric family-run Sonoma Valley winery offering tastings and tours, with reservations recommended.
- Homewood WinerySmall-batch Carneros winery with an intimate tasting room, celebrating its 38th harvest.
- Kunde Family WineryFive-generation family estate winery in Kenwood with walk-in lounge tastings and reserved cave and mountain-top tours, open daily.
- Larson Family WineryFamily-run Carneros winery with a picnic area and lawn games, tasting Thursday to Sunday by appointment.
- Mayo Family WineryFamily-run Sonoma Valley winery making many small-lot single-vineyard wines, with a Glen Ellen tasting room.
- Ram's Gate WineryOrganically farmed Carneros estate known for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, with bar, tour and picnic visits by appointment.
- Saint Francis WinerySonoma Valley winery on Highway 12 near Kenwood with daily tastings and food pairings.
- Scribe WinerySonoma estate winery whose visits, including tastings and picnics, are reserved for members of its Viticultural Society.
- Sixteen 600Tasting house of Winery Sixteen 600, one block from the Plaza, with appointment-only comparative tastings.
- St. Anne's CrossingKenwood winery with a tasting room open Thursday through Monday.
- St. Francis WineryWinery on the Kenwood side of Sonoma Valley pouring artisan wines, with food and cheese pairings; walk-ins welcome subject to availability.
- The Donum EstateCarneros Pinot Noir and Chardonnay estate combining tastings with a large outdoor contemporary sculpture collection; reservation only.
- Three Sticks WinesEstate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay tastings inside the restored Vallejo-Castaneda Adobe behind the Plaza, by appointment only.
- VJBItalian-inspired Kenwood winery with a tasting room, pizza and Italian varietals, open daily 10am-5pm.
- Walt WinesPinot noir and chardonnay tasting room off the Plaza's northwest corner; walk-ins welcome, reservations recommended.
- WellingtonNow Wellington Cellars, a Glen Ellen estate with a renovated tasting room and vineyard tours; reservations recommended.
Wineries · Russian River, Dry Creek & Alexander Valley 35
- Bella VineyardsFamily winery in Dry Creek Valley with a wine-cave tasting room, focused on Zinfandel and Rhone varieties.
- Capo Creek WineryDry Creek Valley winery offering a garden-table food and wine pairing hosted by its owner.
- Dry Creek VineyardFamily-owned Dry Creek Valley winery on Lambert Bridge Road with daily tastings; reservations strongly encouraged.
- Ferrari-CaranoDry Creek Valley winery and gardens offering tastings by appointment daily.
- FlowersSonoma Coast winery whose estate vineyards are near Cazadero, with a guest experience called House of Flowers on Westside Road near Healdsburg.
- Francis Ford Coppola WineryLarge Geyserville winery with tastings, tours, poolside cabanas and casual dining, open Thursday through Monday.
- GraciannaFamily-owned Westside Road tasting room overlooking its estate vineyard, pouring Pinot Noir, Zinfandel and white wines daily.
- Guerro FernandezFamily-owned boutique winery (listed as Guerrero Fernandez Winery) on Bell Road in Windsor, focused on red wines and welcoming tasting visits.
- Hop Kiln Winery (HKG Estate)Historic 1905 hop kiln on Westside Road now operated as Landmark Vineyards' Hop Kiln Estate, with daily tastings and picnic grounds.
- Iron Horse VineyardsFamily-owned Russian River Valley estate focused on sparkling and still wines, with hourly tastings on a hilltop terrace by reservation.
- J VineyardsHealdsburg winery known for sparkling and still wines, with a walk-in signature tasting plus reserved seated experiences.
- J. Rickards WineryFamily-run northern Alexander Valley winery with a barn tasting room and old-vine Zinfandel, on Chianti Road near Geyserville.
- Jordan WineryAlexander Valley estate offering food-and-wine experiences hosted across the property, with advance reservations required.
- Kendall Jackson WineryKendall-Jackson's Santa Rosa wine estate and gardens, where tasting experiences are by reservation.
- KorbelHistoric Russian River sparkling-wine house offering daily cellar tours and bar tastings on River Road near Guerneville.
- Korbel WineriesHistoric Russian River sparkling-wine house offering daily cellar tours and bar tastings on River Road near Guerneville (same property as the 'Korbel' entry).
- Kosta Browne WineryPinot Noir producer hosting appointment-only tastings at its Barlow district location in Sebastopol.
- Longboard VineyardsSurf-themed downtown Healdsburg tasting room for a small producer of Syrah, Cabernet and other wines; walk-ins welcome.
- Marimar Estate Vineyards and WineryCatalan-inspired estate in the Green Valley area of the Russian River Valley making Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, with tastings and tapas pairings.
- Matrix WineryFamily-owned Westside Road winery making Pinot Noir, Zinfandel and other reds, with a veranda tasting overlooking the valley.
- Medlock Ames WineryOrganically farmed Alexander Valley producer with a historic tasting room on Alexander Valley Road; reservations encouraged.
- Porter Bass WineryBiodynamically farmed estate near Guerneville offering small-group outdoor tastings by appointment.
- Porter Creek VineyardsFamily-run, organically farmed Westside Road winery specializing in hillside Pinot Noir and other Burgundian and Rhone varieties, with outdoor tasting tables.
- Preston Farm and WineryOrganic and biodynamic Dry Creek farm and winery with a tasting room, farm goods and picnic grounds, open daily.
- Quivira VineyardsOrganic and biodynamic Dry Creek Valley estate with tastings and a redwood-grove picnic, booked through Tock.
- Ridge Lytton SpringsRidge Vineyards' Dry Creek tasting room focused on Zinfandel-based wines, open daily with walk-ins for smaller groups.
- Rodney StrongLong-established Sonoma County winery near Healdsburg with an indoor tasting room and outdoor terrace; walk-ins accepted when space allows.
- Ryme Cellars and Tasting RoomSmall family winery in Forestville's historic American Winery building pouring wines from Italian-leaning grape varieties by reservation.
- Seghesio WineryZinfandel-focused family winery whose tasting room is in downtown Healdsburg, with reservations recommended and walk-ins welcome.
- Silver OakCabernet-focused Alexander Valley winery on Highway 128 with a bar for small walk-in parties and reserved seated experiences.
- Truett HurstWinery tasting barn in downtown Healdsburg, open Thursday through Sunday; the old Dry Creek Road site is no longer the tasting location.
- Unti VineyardsDry Creek Valley estate specializing in Mediterranean-style varieties, hosting small tastings by appointment.
- VML WineryPinot Noir and Chardonnay producer with a downtown Healdsburg tasting room where seated tastings require reservations.
- Walt; BACAShared Westside Road tasting room for WALT and BACA wines, offering private game-style and pairing tastings by reservation.
- Woodenhead WinesSmall Russian River Valley winery on River Road known for Pinot Noir and Zinfandel, with a home-style tasting room and deck.
Wineries · Napa Valley 23
- Black Stallion WinerySilverado Trail winery on a former equestrian property offering terrace tastings Thursday to Monday.
- Cakebread CellarsFamily-owned Rutherford winery offering tastings by appointment daily.
- Castello di AmorosaTuscan-style castle winery south of Calistoga where all visitors reserve tours and tastings.
- Continuum EstatePritchard Hill estate not open to the public, offering private tastings by appointment.
- Dalla Valle VineyardsSmall Oakville hillside producer of Cabernet-based wines; tasting is by appointment only.
- Dana EstatesRutherford Bench estate in a restored 19th-century stone winery hosting private tastings by appointment on weekdays.
- Domaine ChandonSparkling-wine estate in Yountville with reserved tastings Thursday to Sunday and a wine shop open daily.
- Far Niente WineryHistoric Oakville estate with cascading gardens and caves, welcoming guests daily by appointment only.
- Frog's Leap WineryOrganic Rutherford winery with prepaid reserved tastings on the Vineyard House deck or in its gardens.
- InglenookHistoric Rutherford estate founded in the 1870s offering daily tours and tastings booked in advance.
- LokoyaMountain Cabernet producer with an estate on Spring Mountain hosting tastings by appointment only.
- Monticello VineyardsFamily-owned Oak Knoll District winery founded in 1970 with hosted garden tastings; reservations recommended.
- Nickel and Nickel WineryOakville winery focused on single-vineyard wines, with appointment-only tastings in a restored farmhouse and barn.
- Opus OneOakville winery open daily to guests by appointment for hosted tasting experiences.
- Robert Mondavi WineryHistoric Oakville winery on Highway 29 offering tours, tastings and culinary pairings following a recent estate renovation.
- Rock Creek VineyardSmall Green Valley (Fairfield) winery pouring red wines on Saturday afternoons and by appointment; not in Napa Valley proper.
- Sequoia Grove WineryFamily-owned Rutherford winery founded in 1979 in a historic barn, open daily; reservations recommended.
- Shafer VineyardsSilverado Trail winery hosting seated tastings by appointment Tuesday through Saturday.
- Stag's Leap Wine CellarsSilverado Trail winery open daily with tasting and pairing experiences overlooking its estate vineyards.
- The Hess Collection WineryMount Veeder winery and art museum, now branded Hess Persson Estates, open Thursday through Monday for tours and tastings.
- Tolenas Vineyards and WineryBoutique Suisun Valley winery known for white Pinot Noir and rose, open Friday through Monday; not in Napa Valley proper.
- Vezer Family VineyardSuisun Valley (Fairfield) family winery known for Petite Sirah and Zinfandel, with tasting rooms open daily; not in Napa Valley proper.
- Wooden Valley WineryThree-generation family winery in Suisun Valley (Fairfield) with daily tastings and picnic areas; not in Napa Valley proper.
Restaurants 55
- Ad HocThomas Keller's Yountville restaurant serving a daily-changing family-style menu five days a week.
- AngèleFrench country bistro on the Napa riverfront serving lunch and dinner daily.
- Auberge du SoleilOne-Michelin-star restaurant and hillside resort in Rutherford serving lunch, brunch and dinner.
- BarndivaFarm-to-table restaurant and event venue with gardens in downtown Healdsburg, listed as Michelin recommended.
- Basque Boulangerie CaféBakery cafe on the Sonoma Plaza known for sourdough, pastries, and sandwiches.
- BottegaItalian-inspired Yountville restaurant founded by Michael Chiarello, now run by new owners with Chef Alex Espinoza.
- Bouchon BistroThomas Keller's French bistro in Yountville serving lunch and dinner.
- Bravas Bar de TapasSpanish-style tapas restaurant on Center Street in Healdsburg, open daily.
- Central MarketModern American, locally sourced restaurant in downtown Petaluma serving dinner nightly.
- Chez PanisseBerkeley restaurant opened in 1971 serving a fixed daily-changing seasonal menu, with an upstairs cafe and a newer Bar Panisse next door.
- Della Santina'sTuscan-style trattoria in Sonoma.
- Dry Creek KitchenChef Charlie Palmer's New American restaurant at Hotel Healdsburg on Healdsburg Avenue, serving dinner.
- El Dorado KitchenSeasonal California cuisine restaurant at the El Dorado Hotel on Sonoma Plaza.
- El Molino CentralMexican restaurant in Boyes Hot Springs, open daily.
- FarmsteadFarm-focused American restaurant in a restored barn on St. Helena's Main Street from Long Meadow Ranch.
- Gary DankoFine-dining restaurant near Fisherman's Wharf offering a prix fixe menu in a classic French style.
- Glen Ellen StarWood-oven California restaurant in Glen Ellen listed as a 2026 Michelin Bib Gourmand; reservations are advised.
- Golden Bear StationCal-Italian restaurant in a former gas station serving wood-fired pizza and pasta, dinner Wednesday through Sunday.
- HandlineCasual Sebastopol restaurant serving West Coast seafood, tacos and burgers along Gravenstein Highway.
- HopMonk TavernGastropub and brewery-style tavern in Sonoma.
- Juanita JuanitaCasual Mexican restaurant on Arnold Drive.
- La CasaFamily-run Mexican restaurant on the Plaza since 1967 with courtyard patio dining.
- La ToqueMichelin-starred French-inspired restaurant at the Westin Verasa in Napa led by chef Ken Frank.
- LaSaletteLong-running Portuguese-inspired restaurant near the Plaza serving wood-fired seafood and other dishes.
- LaylaMediterranean restaurant at MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
- Les Pascals PâtisserieFrench pastry and bread bakery in Glen Ellen with sandwiches and quiches; closed Wednesdays.
- Mary's Pizza ShackFamily-owned Italian-American pizza restaurant chain (since 1959) with a Sonoma Plaza location.
- Murphy's Irish PubLong-running Irish pub near the Plaza with live music, pub food and a large whiskey list.
- Mustards GrillLong-running Napa Valley roadhouse-style restaurant on Highway 29 near Yountville, open daily.
- Pearl PetalumaDaytime cafe in Petaluma serving Eastern Mediterranean-inspired dishes; closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
- PressSt. Helena restaurant on Highway 29 with a large Napa Valley wine list, serving dinner.
- Ramen GaijinSebastopol ramen shop with house-made noodles, listed in the 2026 Michelin Guide as a Bib Gourmand.
- Salt & StoneKenwood restaurant with Californian cuisine, an oyster bar, and koi-pond patio dining.
- SantéFairmont Sonoma Mission Inn's dining room, relaunched April 2026 with California French cuisine.
- SingleThreadThree-Michelin-star restaurant and inn on North Street in Healdsburg serving a multi-course tasting menu.
- Songbird ParlourVictorian-styled dinner restaurant and lounge in Glen Ellen's Jack London Village, open Wednesday through Sunday evenings.
- State Bird ProvisionsFillmore Street restaurant serving seasonal California small plates dim-sum style, with one Michelin star.
- StellaItalian restaurant in Kenwood, in the former Cafe Citti building.
- Sunflower CafféCafe near Sonoma Plaza serving breakfast and lunch.
- Sushi RanSushi restaurant on Caledonia Street in Sausalito serving lunch and dinner.
- Tasca TascaPortuguese tapas restaurant and wine bar near Sonoma Plaza, open daily 11:30am-9pm.
- Taste of the HimalayasFamily-owned Himalayan and Nepalese restaurant off the Plaza, closed Mondays, first come first served.
- The Farmhouse InnCountry inn on River Road in Forestville whose restaurant serves a daily-changing prix fixe dinner.
- The French LaundryThomas Keller's three-Michelin-star tasting-menu restaurant in Yountville, booked in advance via Tock.
- The Girl & The FigFrench country restaurant on Sonoma Plaza, open since 1997.
- The MathesonWine bar and restaurant off Healdsburg Plaza serving brunch on weekends and dinner nightly.
- The Red GrapeFamily-run pizzeria just off the Plaza serving thin-crust New Haven-style pies and pasta, with a patio.
- The Spinster SistersNew American restaurant in Santa Rosa's Arts District serving dinner and weekend brunch.
- The Swiss HotelHistoric family-run Sonoma Plaza hotel, bar and restaurant serving Italian and American dishes and the Glarifee cocktail.
- ValetteContemporary American restaurant on Center Street in Healdsburg from chef Dustin Valette, open for dinner nightly.
- Valley Bar + BottleWine bar and restaurant in a historic adobe on the Sonoma Plaza focused on California home cooking and natural wines.
- Willi's Wine BarSmall-plates wine bar that reopened after the 2017 fire at a new Town and Country Drive address in Santa Rosa; the original site is gone.
- Wit & WisdomTavern-style restaurant at The Lodge at Sonoma serving dinner Tuesday through Sunday.
- YetiNepalese-Indian restaurant in Jack London Village with outdoor seating.
- Zuni CaféMarket Street San Francisco restaurant known for its roast chicken for two; closed Mondays.
Spas & Wellness 13
- Bardessono Hotel & SpaYountville hotel with an on-site spa.
- Calistoga Spa Hot SpringsCalistoga hot springs resort with mineral pools.
- Dr. Wilkinson's Backyard Resort & Mineral SpringsCalistoga resort with a mineral springs spa.
- Farmhouse InnRussian River Valley country inn with a spa and restaurant.
- Golden Haven Hot SpringsCalistoga hot springs spa and resort.
- Indian Springs CalistogaCalistoga resort with geothermal mineral pools and spa services.
- Kenwood Inn & SpaBoutique inn in Kenwood with an on-site spa offering massages and other treatments.
- MacArthur Place Hotel & SpaHotel and spa a short walk from Sonoma Plaza.
- Morton's Warm SpringsGeothermal spring pools in the hills above Glen Ellen.
- Osmosis Day Spa SanctuaryFreestone day spa known for cedar enzyme baths set in a Japanese-style garden.
- Roman Spa Hot Springs ResortCalistoga hot springs resort with mineral pools.
- Sonoma BodyworksMobile massage service that comes to vacation rentals and hotels in Sonoma and Napa.
- The Gaige House + RyokanGlen Ellen inn that offers wellness services for guests.
Experiences 19
- Charles M. Schulz MuseumMuseum in Santa Rosa devoted to the work of Peanuts creator Charles Schulz.
- Culinary Institute of America at GreystoneCulinary school campus in St. Helena in a historic stone winery building.
- di Rosa Center for Contemporary ArtContemporary art center on a Carneros preserve in Napa.
- Luther Burbank Home & GardensHistoric home and gardens of the plant breeder Luther Burbank in Santa Rosa.
- McEvoy RanchOrganic olive oil and wine producer in the hills near Petaluma.
- Napa Valley AloftHot air balloon flights over Napa Valley from Yountville.
- Napa Valley Wine TrainScenic rail excursions through Napa Valley departing from downtown Napa.
- Old Faithful Geyser of CaliforniaPrivately run geothermal geyser attraction near Calistoga.
- Oxbow Public MarketIndoor food hall and market of local vendors in downtown Napa.
- Petrified Forest (Calistoga)Walking trail through fossilized redwoods between Calistoga and Santa Rosa.
- Russian River AdventuresCanoe and paddling outfitter on the Russian River in Healdsburg.
- Safari WestWildlife preserve near Santa Rosa offering guided safari tours.
- Sonoma BallooningSunrise hot air balloon flights over Carneros vineyards, launching from Sonoma Skypark and ending with a champagne toast.
- Sonoma Garden ParkCommunity garden and education site in Sonoma focused on sustainable gardening.
- Sonoma RacewayRoad course and motorsports venue at the south end of Sonoma Valley; visits follow the event schedule.
- Sonoma Valley Bike Tours & RentalsBike rentals and guided bike tours of Sonoma wine country.
- Sonoma Valley Historical Society Depot MuseumLocal history museum run by the Sonoma Valley Historical Society.
- The Olive PressOlive oil producer and tasting room at Jacuzzi Family Vineyards south of Sonoma.
- Triple Creek Horse OutfitPrivate guided horseback rides through vineyards, oak woodlands and redwoods at Jack London State Historic Park.
Parks & Outdoors 8
- Bale Grist Mill State Historic ParkRestored 1846 water-powered grist mill north of St. Helena.
- Bothe-Napa Valley State ParkState park in Napa Valley with picnic areas and trails, linked by trail to Bale Grist Mill.
- Fort Ross State Historic ParkHistoric Russian-era fort on the Sonoma coast, now a state historic park.
- Robert Louis Stevenson State ParkUndeveloped state park on the slopes of Mount St. Helena north of Calistoga.
- Skyline Wilderness ParkPark in Napa with hiking and multi-use trails.
- Sonoma Coast State ParkState park covering beaches and headlands along the Sonoma coast.
- Sugarloaf Ridge State ParkState park in the Mayacamas Mountains above Kenwood with about 25 miles of trails.
- Trione-Annadel State ParkState park of over 5,000 acres with more than 45 miles of trails and the small Lake Ilsanjo.
Attractions 23
- Armstrong RedwoodsState reserve of old-growth redwoods near Guerneville, open daily.
- Bartholomew Park375-acre park with hiking trails, a Haraszthy villa museum and Bartholomew Estate Winery tastings.
- Cornerstone SonomaArnold Drive complex of gardens, tasting rooms, shops and dining that reopened under new owners in 2026.
- Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn SpaResort spa fed by geothermal mineral water with pools, a Roman-style bathhouse and treatments.
- Glen Ellen Village MarketFamily-founded Glen Ellen grocery with deli, hot bar and picnic provisions.
- Golden Gate BridgeIconic San Francisco suspension bridge with a welcome center and walking access on both sides.
- HealdsburgNorthern Sonoma County town centered on a plaza with tasting rooms, restaurants and shops.
- Jack London State ParkState historic park with the author's ruins, museum and 29 miles of trails, open daily 9am-5pm.
- Mission San Francisco SolanoLast of California's missions (1823), now part of Sonoma State Historic Park, open daily 10am-5pm.
- Muir WoodsNational monument of coast redwoods in Marin County; parking or shuttle reservations are required year-round.
- NapaNapa Valley's largest city, with a riverfront downtown of restaurants, tasting rooms and hotels.
- Point ReyesNational seashore in Marin County with beaches, trails, a lighthouse and a visitor center.
- SafewayFull-service supermarket with pharmacy and deli, listed as open 24 hours.
- San FranciscoMajor Bay Area city roughly an hour south of Sonoma.
- Sebastiani TheatreHistoric single-screen Plaza cinema showing films and live events, with shows listed into 2027.
- Sonoma Botanical GardenWoodland garden on Highway 12 with trails and Asian plant collections.
- Sonoma PlazaHistoric town square ringed by restaurants, shops, and dozens of tasting rooms.
- Sonoma State Historic ParkState park preserving the Sonoma Barracks, Toscano Hotel and related historic sites around the Plaza, open daily.
- Sonoma Valley Museum of ArtContemporary art museum near the Plaza with a 2026 exhibition program.
- Sonoma Valley Regional ParkCounty park with oak-woodland trails including the paved Valley of the Moon Trail, plus picnic areas.
- Train TownMiniature steam railroad and family attraction, open weekends 10am-4pm through June 2027 and closed when it rains.
- Tuesday Farmers MarketSeasonal Tuesday evening market on the Plaza with produce, food and music; the 2026 season ran May 5 to Sept 8.
- Whole Foods MarketFull-service natural grocery with a bakery and prepared foods.
Coast & Day Trips 22
- Armstrong Redwoods State Natural ReserveGrove of old-growth coast redwoods near Guerneville with short accessible trails and a visitor center. Some trails are closed due to the Wallbridge Fire; check State Parks for current conditions.
- Bodega BaySmall fishing village on Bodega Harbor along the Sonoma Coast, with seafood restaurants and access to Bodega Head and Sonoma Coast State Park.
- Bodega HeadRocky headland at the mouth of Bodega Harbor with clifftop walking and ocean views.
- CalistogaNorthern Napa Valley town known for hot springs, spas and wineries.
- Clear Lake State ParkState park on the southeast shore of Clear Lake in Lake County with a visitor center, campgrounds, boat launch and trails. A longer drive. Check State Parks for fire restrictions and algae advisories.
- Fort Ross State Historic ParkRestored early-1800s Russian colonial outpost on the coast, with a fort compound, visitor center and coastal trails.
- Goat Rock BeachSandy beach at the Russian River mouth in Sonoma Coast State Park, known for a harbor seal colony and a large rock offshore. No dogs on this beach (harbor seal protection). Not for swimming.
- Golden Gate Bridge viewpoint / Marin HeadlandsScenic overlook area on the Marin side with views across to the Golden Gate Bridge and the city. Roadside parking is limited and very crowded on weekends.
- HealdsburgRussian River town with a historic plaza, tasting rooms and restaurants, near Alexander, Dry Creek and Russian River valleys.
- Hendy Woods State ParkPark protecting two old-growth redwood groves in the Anderson Valley in Mendocino County, with short trails and river access. A longer drive into Anderson Valley. Check State Parks for river advisories.
- JennerSmall community where the Russian River meets the Pacific, serving as a gateway to Goat Rock Beach and the northern Sonoma Coast.
- Lake BerryessaLarge reservoir in eastern Napa County with public day-use shoreline areas, boating and fishing.
- Lake SonomaReservoir in the hills west of Healdsburg with boating, fishing, camping and about 40 miles of trails. Check the Army Corps site or call ahead for current hours.
- Mount St. Helena (Robert Louis Stevenson State Park)Undeveloped state park with a trail up Mount St. Helena and views over Napa, Sonoma and Lake counties.
- Muir Woods National MonumentOld-growth coast redwood grove in Marin County with boardwalk and dirt trails, run by the National Park Service. Advance parking or shuttle reservation is required, and weekends often sell out, so book before you go.
- PetalumaSonoma County city on the Petaluma River with a historic downtown of shops and restaurants.
- Point Reyes National SeashoreLarge coastal national park in Marin County with an historic lighthouse, beaches, headlands and access to Tomales Bay shellfish farms. Lighthouse hours are limited; check the National Park Service before you go.
- San Francisco (Golden Gate area)City at the south end of the Golden Gate Bridge with museums, neighborhoods, waterfront and park areas. Parking is limited and paid; check National Park Service conditions.
- SebastopolWest Sonoma County town surrounded by orchards and vineyards with a small downtown and shops.
- Sonoma Coast State ParkState park stretching along Highway 1 with a string of beaches, headlands, coves and tide pools between Bodega Bay and the Russian River mouth. The ocean here is not for swimming: strong rip currents and heavy surf.
- Tomales Point Trail (Point Reyes)Long out-and-back coastal trail along the Tomales Point peninsula with ocean and bay views and a tule elk reserve. Tule elk live along this trail. Check the National Park Service for wildlife closures.
- YountvilleSmall Napa Valley town with restaurants, tasting rooms and a walkable main street.
Airports 6
- Napa County · APCGeneral aviation airport south of Napa serving private and charter aircraft.
- Oakland Intl · OAKEast Bay commercial airport, an option for reaching Sonoma and Napa.
- Sacramento Intl · SMFSacramento's main commercial airport, roughly 90 minutes by car from Sonoma.
- San Francisco Intl · SFOSan Francisco's main international airport, the most common gateway for wine-country visitors.
- San Jose · SJCSouth Bay commercial airport, about two hours by car from Sonoma.
- Santa Rosa · STSCharles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport, the county's commercial airport with Southwest, Alaska and Delta Connection service.
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