From kayaking the Russian River to bicycling through wine country, you will find so many great ideas to get out and experience Wine Country to the max!
Sonoma Coast hiking options are diverse and plentiful, from sand dunes to peaks with trails offering vistas as far away as the San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge.
Sonoma Coast State Park There are three areas of the park that offer hiking opportunities. Most of the hikes along the headlands are not that strenuous as you are walking across fairly flat ground that is essentially an open prairie.
Treasures await you among the antique stores of Wine Country! While the area’s antique stores can be found in most communities, there are clusters of stores that will make it easier to Go Antiquing and explore. Sebastopol and Petaluma present a nice grouping of long standing antique shoppes, as does Healdsburg and Santa Rosa. Below is a guide to antique stores in this area.
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The Rooster Run Golf Course started as pancake flat pastureland. Meandering through the property were three creeks. Along their beds grew native willows, cottonwoods and oak trees. These creeks and two ancient trees were incorporated in the design of the golf course, a total of 370,000 cubic feet of soil was moved to shape the course. As a result, the course features undulating hills, six lakes and the area’s only island green. There are thirty-nine fairway and green-side bunkers, adding to the challenging play of the course.
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Escape from Code Zone, Petaluma’s first and only escape room experience!
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Celebrating their 50th season, Cinnabar Theater is an award-winning, critically acclaimed theater company and arts organization. Visitors can enjoy a variety of exciting performances, ranging from operas to original productions, from musicals to classic comedies and dramas, all in an intimate, 99-seat theater.
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If you are looking for live entertainment, Mystic Theatre in Petaluma will not disappoint, with at least one band playing or concert almost every night. Recent concerts included Robin Trower, Stephen Marley, Petty Theft and Billie Bob Thornton and the Boxmasters.
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The former library now houses Petaluma poultry, dairy, and Miwok Indian history exhibits from the 1850s. The cornerstone for this stately Carnegie Library was laid in 1904. The building, designed by local architect Brainerd Jones and built from locally quarried stone, features the largest free-standing leaded glass dome in Northern California. The building is in the neoclassical style, featuring original fan-glass windows, round leaded-glass windows, also original interior wood paneling and columns. It also houses a fine research library.
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Sonoma County’s largest producing brewery, Lagunitas Brewery, is now Petaluma’s hottest afternoon music venue! Start your afternoon with a free tour of their expansive production facility (Tours start at 1pm and 3pm and include a complimentary tasting in the Tap Room.
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Spreckels Performing Arts Center is a cultural gem strategically located on the Green Music Center/Sonoma State corridor of Rohnert Park Expressway in Rohnert Park. Now in its thirty-second year, the Performing Arts Center continues to present award-winning theatre, music and dance.
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Rebounderz Indoor Trampoline Park and Family Fun Center is Rohnert Park’s premiere family entertainment facility and is the best place for birthday parties! Our park offers entertainment options for the whole family! Enjoy a massive combination jumper with 75 trampoline beds, elevated Ninja Warrior Course, a mini-Ninja floor course for the smaller kids, 14’ Xtreme Jump Tower, a 4-lane foam pit, 4-lane basketball slam, trampoline dodgeball, an enormous 3-level indoor playground and toddler park for children 2-10, arcade and skill games with redemption toys, a cafe and parents’ lounge with free Wi-Fi, fitness classes, and family and kids’ programs!
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