Want to Explore the Best of Sonoma County? There’s a State Park for That!
Visit redwood reserves, oak woodlands, coastal regions and historic landmarks with our guide to Sonoma County's state parks.
Visit redwood reserves, oak woodlands, coastal regions and historic landmarks with our guide to Sonoma County's state parks.
The expanded, multiuse pathways open 450 previously inaccessible acres to all, roughly doubling Taylor Mountain’s trail network.
Sonoma is home to 19 lupine species, ranging in color and location. No matter the form or locale: To see them in bloom is to love them.
Cattle grazing in parks help reduce wildfire risk and offer a host of other benefits. Here are a few things to think about when you hike near cattle.
If you’re willing to venture a bit off the beaten path, you can avoid the crowds and have nature to yourself — even on a warm and sunny day.
The Sonoma Valley corridor on Highway 12 in Kenwood and Glen Ellen includes several hiking destinations that each offer visitors something a little different.
California's treasured state parks system navigates an uncertain future.