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Banshee Wines
This passion project of three friends produces excellent Pinot Noir.
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Bella Winery
This picturesque vineyard is located on a vine-covered hill at the end of West Dry Creek Road on the outskirts of Healdsburg. Visitors can tour the estate and taste wines inside a large, weathered barn or spacious cave built into...
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Cycling
Sonoma County is famous for its biking opportunities, with routes appropriate for various abilities and ages, over a variety of terrains and surfaces, from paved roads to dirt paths. Contact the Indagare Bookings Team for help setting up bike rentals...
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Dutton-Goldfield
Steve Dutton and Dan Goldfield started this winery in 1998 with grapes grown on Dutton family farmland.
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Family Friendly Wineries
There are several family-friendly wineries in the area that offer activities for children: Benzinger Family Winery in Glen Ellen offers a biodynamic tram tour; Quivira in Dry Creek has animals; and Landmark in Kenwood has wagon tours on weekends.
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Farmer’s Market & Working Farm Tours
Indagare can arrange tours where you can watch as cheese is made, learn how to milk a cow, collect fresh eggs, dig for potatoes, pick fruit and produce, and visit a honey or butterfly farm.
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Gardens at Cornerstone Festival of Gardens
The first gallery-style garden in the US, the nine-acre Cornerstone Gardens showcases beautiful creations by international landscape architects and garden designers. The changing installations are ambitious and imaginative.
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J Vineyards
Owner Judy Jordan studied of geology at Stanford and applies what she learned in making decisions about what her winery produces.
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Lynmar Estate
Some of the area’s best Pinot Noirs come from this winery, which welcomes visitors to its stunning Russian River Valley property.
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McEvoy Ranch
With olive trees spread across its 80 acres outside of Petaluma, McEvoy Ranch makes premium, organic olive oil and related beauty and food products. The ranch welcomes visitors by appointment, and its oil and other products are available at its...
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Medlock Ames
Solar-powered and organic, Medlock Ames is dedicated to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
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Paul Hobbs Winery
Forbes magazine called Paul Hobbs “the Steve Jobs of Wine.” Hobbs famously says, “The true character of a site is only revealed through the work and determination of tending each vineyard with meticulous care and vinifying with minimalist winemaking techniques...
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Quarryhill Botanical Garden
This garden was founded by Jane Davenport Jansen in the 1980s to house a unique collection of wild-source Asian plants. Set on 60 hilly acres with winding paths, ponds and waterfalls, the garden welcomes self-guided and docent-led tours. Reserve two weeks...
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Quivira
The property of this biodynamic winery in the Dry Creek Valley includes a beautiful garden and a farm that raises cows and chickens (both of which contribute to the biodynamic fertilizer used).
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Ramekins Culinary School
Ramekins Culinary School gives classes throughout the year of various types: demonstrations, hands-on workshops, even kids programs. Private lessons can be arranged, and the school has guests rooms for the truly devoted.
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Ravenswood
Best known perhaps for its mass-produced, reasonably priced wines, found in most stores around the country, Ravenswood also produces some of the best Zinfandels in California.
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Red Car
Red Car makes its wines from grapes that have been grown in cold climates, notably on the Pacific coast. The tasting room, near Dutton-Goldfield's, is well worth a visit.
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Safari West
Visitors can take a Jeep or tram tour through this safari-inspired wildlife preserve, which occupies some 400 acres. Animals include giraffes, hippos, antelope, zebra and even a cheetah.
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Scribe Winery
Celebrating the land—and life—is the aim at Scribe, a chemical-free winery that hosts some of the county’s most exciting events.
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Sonoma State Historic Park
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Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
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Water Activities
Nothing is more refreshing on a warm day than being out on the water. Parts of the Russian River are ideal for kayaking and canoeing, and Indagare can arrange for rentals and tour guides. Contact the Bookings Team.
Sonoma

Sonoma County has more to offer than stunning landscape and award-winning wineries. The namesake town, for example, is an impressive repository of California history, from the relatively old, like the 21st California mission, dating to the 1820s, to the more recent, like the original Williams-Sonoma store, built in 1956.