Sonoma county

Thinking of heading to that famed part of California so widely known as wine country (and often forgotten in the shadow of big sister Napa)? We highly encourage a trip to Sonoma County now while the rolling hills are a luminescent green and the wildflowers are popping. This show-stopping landscape is ripe with vineyards, cows and that fresh country smell, and there’s nothing quite so reinvigorating as a trip to the heartland. So grab your girlfriends or your honey and book a trip pronto to…

Armstrong Woods: Hiking Through Redwoods in Sonoma County, California | If you're visiting the Sonoma County area for wine or the coast, you have to spend an afternoon hiking in Armstrong Woods! How to plan your visit, routes, and more. #california #redwoods #sonoma #hiking

Cooler temps and colorful foliage make autumn a great time of year for hitting the trails.

From Sugarloaf Ridge State Park to Sonoma Coast State Park, from Armstrong Redwoods to Jack London State Park, here's where to hike in Sonoma County.

Only a short drive from the hustle and bustle of San Francisco, this Sonoma County road trip is a nature lovers paradise.

Healdsburg has so many wine tasting rooms, that visitors can spend several days strolling and sampling Sonoma County’s best labels without ever needing a car.

Pacific Coast, Sonoma County

Happy Spring! Sonoma Vineyard in Spring

Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve (SNR) preserves 805 acres of majestic Coast Redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens). Coast Redwoods are classified as temperate rainforests and they need wet and mild climates to survive. Armstrong Redwoods is a natural sanctuary, cherished for its remarkable features and revered by those seeking quiet reflection. It is a living monument to the magnificent primeval redwood forest that covered much of this area before logging operations began during the 19th…

Armstrong Woods State Park is Guerneville, Sonoma County, Northern California featuring giant redwoods, the tallest and oldest living things on earth. There are two giant redwood particular trees to see. The 310 foot Parson Jones Tree and the 1400 year old Colonel Armstrong tree.