ソノマ郡の絶景の山頂・トップ9

Need to be in great physical shape to conquer this ride.

Reaching Gunsight Rock means a lot of elevation gain from whichever trailhead you choose, but the view from the top is spectacular. You'll have Sonoma Valley, Sonoma Mountain, and San Pablo Bay laid out in front of your eyes. This area is still recovering from the devastating 2017 wildfires, but seeing the regeneration in progress is a sight to behold in its own right.

Bald Mountain is one of more than fifty peaks with this name in California. From here there is a beautiful view of the rolling mountains.

Situated at an elevation of 2550 feet, this summit provides a challenging ascent that includes switchbacks along the paved trail. However, the effort is rewarded with breathtaking views of the lush Sugar Loaf Ridge landscape and the rolling hills beyond.

Situated at an elevation of 2550 feet, this summit provides a challenging ascent that includes switchbacks along the paved trail. However, the effort is rewarded with breathtaking views of the lush Sugar Loaf Ridge landscape and the rolling hills beyond.

This 991-foot extinct volcano is really more of a hilltop than a mountain. Either way, it offers a nice tree-covered climb along its short trail. There has been some trail closure recently, so please check official sources before planning a hike here.

Schocken Hill is a great lookout over Sonoma via the Sonoma Overlook Trail. It is a well-graded hike with creek bed crossings, trees, and some stretches through grassland. At the top, there is a stone bench with a plaque in honor of Robert Bootzin (Also called "Gypsy Boots").

Located at the northernmost point of the Sonoma Mountains, Taylor Mountain gets its name from John Shackleford Taylor, a California Gold Rush era pioneer. Reaching the summit involves ascending a steep and somewhat rocky path, but the panoramic views of Taylor Mountain Regional Park at the top make the effort well worthwhile.