Russian River Valley
The wine-rich Russian River Valley is one of the most prolific grape producing regions in Northern California. With award-winning wineries scattered throughout the valley, visitors to this region of Sonoma County are treated to crisp Chardonnays, fruity Pinot Noirs, fragrant Pinot Gris, and deep Cabernet Sauvignons. When its time to play outdoors, guests to the region can enjoy watersports on the Russian River and hiking in the regional and state parks.

Northern Sonoma
The upper regions of Sonoma County, along Highway 101, boasts art-filled cities, picturesque smaller towns, large bodies of water, and enough wineries to keep any wine aficionado happy for several days. Wine-tasting, naturally, is a premiere attraction here, but guests can also play in the waters of nearby Lake Sonoma, hike or bike the trails of regional and state parks, go antiquing, shop for local art, or enjoy gaming at a local casino.

Sonoma Valley
The region of Sonoma County known as the Sonoma Valley is located in the eastern portion of the county, quite close to the Napa Valley, so visitors can take advantage of the wineries in both regions. Towns like Sonoma and Glen Ellen provide a bit of California History while other Sonoma Valley towns offer expansive parks for visitors looking for some outdoor fun. You can even enjoy a dip in the local hot springs!

Sonoma Coast
Just like most of the Northern California coastline, the towns of the Sonoma Coast provide excellent opportunities for vacationers, from stays in cozy B&Bs and vacation homes with breathtaking views, to activities for all ages, including boating, kayaking, fishing, whale-watching, hiking, biking, and camping. Go skimboarding on the beaches of Bodega Bay, try your hand at abalone diving in Jenner, play golf in Sea Ranch, or explore the small towns of Valley Ford and Annapolis.

Central Sonoma
Easily accessible from Highway 101, the Central Sonoma region of Sonoma County boasts both culture-filled large cities and quaint small towns that attract visitors looking for some peace and quiet. From the county seat of Santa Rosa to tiny enclaves like Fulton, Cotati, and Penngrove, there's something for every kind of visitor in Central Sonoma, including wine fanatics, outdoor and nature enthusiasts, and lovers of the arts.