Take a New Path at These Recently Opened Sonoma County Parks
Sonoma County is home to hundreds of acres of pristine parkland. Here are three new local parks and preserves to explore.
Sonoma County is home to hundreds of acres of pristine parkland. Here are three new local parks and preserves to explore.
Whether seeking thrills or something more chill, here are the places and experiences that make our outdoors such a great place to be.
In late spring and early summer, Sonoma County enjoys the unique beauty of lush forests blooming with vibrant rhododendron blossoms.
The California State Parks Foundation's second annual "best of" poll highlights a Kenwood park as the top hidden gem in the state.
Lace lichens benefit local flora and fauna — plus, they just look cool. The state lichen can be found draped over tree branches across these Sonoma County parks.
Kat Pringle was murdered one year ago by her then-boyfriend. A wake of grief and questions remain.
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.
Stunning views, family-friendly strolls and rugged trails make these hikes some of the best in Sonoma County.