Wine Country Things To Do

Once a logging site in the '20s, this state park is home to sweeping Redwood forests and features two popular attractions: Five Finger Falls and the epicenter of the Loma Prieta Earthquake in 1989.

Hosted at the Russian River Vineyards, local farmers and artisans sell handcrafted goods and fresh produce here every Tuesday from June through October.

Shop for local goods, produce, meats and seafood, flowers and more at this farmers market that is open rain or shine, year-round.

The natural beauty and historical importance of his park make it an exciting place to explore. A former Russian colony, the park features the first windmill in California, restored gun towers, and a Russian Orthodox chapel built in the early 1800's.

Gorgeous private club boasts an award-winning golf course, fitness center, infinity pool, tennis center, gourmet dining, and ample space for events. Nestled in the hills above Santa Rosa, this is a private sanctuary in the midst of wine country.

Four-Eyed Frog Books is an independent community-owned bookstore serving northern Sonoma and southern Mendocino Counties. We carry a variety of books for all readers, including best sellers, books on the local area and by local authors.

Offering two 18-hole championship golf courses, you have found the perfect location for your next tournament or event. Golf instruction, practice facilities, putting greens: If you love golf you will love it here. Spectacular wedding or party venue.

Francis Ford Coppola Winery mixes wine tasting with movie memorabilia, vineyard views, and one of Sonoma County’s most talked-about swimming pools. Explore film props, relax in a private cabin, or spend the afternoon in Alexander Valley.

There are many health benefits to the hot springs or medicinal waters near Paso Robles and the water is just right making it the perfect spot for swimming or relaxing in the hot tub.

Freestone Artisan Cheese is truly a gem not to be missed. They sell hand crafted artisan cheeses, hot roasted California nuts, olive oils grown and pressed locally, as well as crêpes and tea.

Get ready to blast off into a bold new frontier of live resin products. Friendly Farms is the first-to-market innovator of a highly specialized live resin called "liquid live.”

Small market offering local fruits, veggies, nuts, cheeses, sauces, etc. All kinds of healthy snacks and trail mixes, as well as sweets galore! A charming stop on your wine country tour.

Dress for the West Coast festival scene with hip duds from Funk & Flash. This vibrant alternative fashion clothing store caters to the Burning Man, tribal, and steampunk cultures, but is full of stylish clothes that can be worn anytime and anywhere.

This local clothing store sells a variety of big brand names as well as wine-themed clothing, bags, accessories, and handmade jewelry from local artists.

This neighborhood park boasts six acres of grassy areas, children’s play structures and swings, a snack shack, restrooms and a joint-use baseball/soccer field. Nice place to take the kids for some outdoor fun.

Located in a nice neighborhood, enjoy green lawn, picnic tables, a basketball court and playground at this park.

If you're looking for a great gift and love to shop local, you are sure to appreciate this small, family owned shop selling jewelry, blown glass, ethnic art, and more. The store is a wonderland of trinkets, making it a great place to browse.

A fine art gallery located in the heart of Napa Valley, Gallery 1870 is a well-known venue for featuring the finest artists in town. They also offer customization and framing services to let you have the whole art experience.

Infusing the cannabis industry with change. Our proprietary technology, A-grade cannabis, and house-made kief combine to create the gold standard of infused pre-rolls.

Take your family or your dog out for a day of exploration at this park that has miles of hiking trails and plenty of elevation climbs. Horses and bicycles are also allowed and there is plenty of free parking.

This could be your new “go-to” spot in Sonoma County. It has pool tables, a nice, large outdoor area for smoking and chilling. Homey and welcoming, this is a great relaxed, cozy bar that treats its customers like friends. Because they usually are.

After a bit of wine tasting, take in a bit of history at this intriguing museum. The self-guided tours of General Vallejo’s home in Sonoma is definitely a don’t miss on your to-do list. Take timeless photos at this beautifully furnished, historic home.

If you want to grab a snack or put together a gift basket, go to General Store to find amazing local producers. They have a great selection of interesting pantry items, including jams, hot sauces, nuts, local cheese from Central Coast Creamery and salami.

Kick back and relax at this three-acre park which features tennis courts, horseshoe pits and picnic areas for the grown-ups. For the kids there are great playground structures and lots tress for shade and grass to run around in.