Just 13 miles apart from one another, the quaint village of Hopland and the county seat of Ukiah offer an inland juxtaposition to the coastal tranquility. While these two towns seldom receive much fanfare, they’re treasured by wine fans who ache for a respite, far from the crowds.
Ukiah’s Vichy Springs claims to have the only carbonated springs in North America.
Go for a day trip. It’s easy to drive: just follow Hwy 101 north out of San Francisco, and you’ll arrive in about three hours.
Book a wine tasting tour. Hopland offers some great opportunities to see environmentally proactive winemaking in action.
Settle down in this cozy hotel after a day of wine tasting. Amenities include WiFi, jacuzzi, and more.
If you want to be close to the redwoods without roughing it, look no further. This Hampton Inn and Suites will provide you with everything you need from complimentary breakfasts to comfortable rooms.
Just east of Ukiah is The City of Ten Thousand Buddhas. At 488 acres, it’s one of the largest Buddhist temples in the Western Hemisphere.
Enjoy a selection of local wines and a changing menu that is dictated by what ingredients are in season.
This 160-year old resort also has ancient warm mineral baths that are naturally carbonated. Plus, the property sprawls across 700 acres and features adorable suites and cottages.
This outdoorsy park is a great place for a picnic, or go hiking, fishing, or swimming.
This friendly winery provides a personalized tasting experience. Purchase snacks from the gift shop, or bring a picnic to go with your bottle of reasonably priced wine.
