ソノマ郡周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Park at SMART train gravel lot. Lots of room !!!! Lots of rides from that point. Last ride from there to Point Reyes n back. 95% one road out & back. D Street !!!!!

Petaluma, nestled in Sonoma County, is charming, with a thriving food and wine scene and a gateway to California’s famed vineyards. Once a vital hub for agriculture, it earned the nickname “Egg Basket of the World” for its poultry industry. Its picturesque downtown and scenic riverfront are a great representation of its vibrant local culture.

The Warren Richardson Trail is a gravel and dirt path that begins at the main entrance on the eastern side of the park. It ascends to the summit of the main ridge, then gently descends to the scenic Lake Ilsanjo, located near the park's center. It's one of the most scenic trails the park offers.

The historic Wohler Road Bridge is a majestic steel, three-span Parker through-truss bridge that gracefully spans the Russian River. Built in 1922 by the renowned American Bridge Company, this iconic structure connects Westside Road and Eastside Road, two of the most scenic routes in wine country.

Sebastopol, nestled in the heart of a region known for dominating the world's Gravenstein apple production and grape-growing area for high-quality wines, is the perfect gateway to the renowned Russian River and coastal recreation areas. This vibrant, laid-back town boasts a thriving art scene and charming rural restaurants, making it an excellent choice for a leisurely lunch during a delightful day of exploring the beautiful countryside.

Protected by a bay from the wild whims of the Pacific Ocean, Bodega Bay is a picturesque fishing village on the Sonoma Coast that is home to sights, sounds and activities - on land or by sea - that call to the adventurer in all of us. Bodega Head, a rocky cliff overlooking the ocean, is perfect for strolling along the cliffs and spotting migrating whales observe. A special magic surrounds Bodega and Bodega Bay north of San Francisco. Alfred Hitchcock shot the film “The Birds” here, and the region served as a place of strength and inspiration for artists. The secret of Bodega? Tony Anello, 67, thinks about whether he should start with Alfred Hitchcock. Or rather with Christo and Jeanne-Claude, the disguise artists? Or at the end with Ansel Adams, the photographer of the century? They all worked in Bodega and shaped the image of the place, whose motifs are world-famous and whose name hardly anyone knows. "Well, at least I can name the best-kept secret," says Anello finally: "The recipe for my clam chowder." He says this with a poker face, half mischief and half seriousness behind it - and to the chords of a blues guitarist who has set up next to Anello's fish stand and entertains those waiting solely for tips.

This small peninsula that juts out into the Pacific Ocean is stunning. You can see many marine wildlife here, including harbor seals, seabirds, and gray whales. The rugged granite bluffs are a wonderful place to explore and capture photos of the spectacular, expansive scenic views while enjoying the cool breeze coming off the water.

Excellent green hiking trail shared with bikes all through the urban area of Santa Rosa along the creek, without seeing any car traffic