Sonoma County boasts a variety of activities that are family friendly featuring playing on the beach, hiking, visiting a farm, or just hanging out and eating really good food! The region is ripe for exploring with multi-age groups and perfect for a road trip with the family.
The Sonoma County beer scene has exploded over the past few years, with over five new breweries and cider houses opening each year. Among beer enthusiasts, Sonoma County is known as one of the top travel destinations to get a good pint.
Get out and explore Sonoma County in October. With events ranging from live music to harvest fairs, there is no shortage of fun to be had.
Sonoma County is home to 55 miles of California coastline. The coast is a dream for fishermen, surfers, abalone divers, and wine enthusiasts who love Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from the cool climate of the Sonoma Coast region.
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.
Sonoma County in September is a glorious sight with changing foliage, crisp night air, and a multitude of events and festivals you can add to your weekend plans. For 2015, we’ve compiled some of the best events happening in Sonoma. Start your fall with a fabulous weekend trip by going to some of these great events below.
A destination for wine and relaxation, downtown Healdsburg has more than 30 wineries within walking distance. And while wine is often the main attraction in Healdsburg, you can also enjoy downtown Healdsburg’s lively historic plaza, offering free concerts on Tuesday evenings as well as dining and great shopping including a bookstore, art gallery, and even an old fashioned soda fountain.
Late summer is when the days are hottest and the sunsets are longest in Sonoma County. All the more reason to get outdoors and explore all that Sonoma County is offering this month. Dinners, music festivals, and winery tours are just a small sample of all there is to do during the month of August.
Considered the little sister to its counterpart Napa Valley, Sonoma County was always the runner up when it came to producing the top wines. Now, with over 275 wineries, Sonoma County is all grown up and home to several wineries that have become top in class and will provide newcomers a fantastic wine experience.
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.
