The Marin and Sonoma County coastline is known for its long sandy beaches, secluded coves, and rocky edges. There are plenty of trail riding opportunities, camping, surfing, fishing, kayaking and hiking trails as well as some fine dining and coastal shopping. Hike or ride your horses on the natural trails of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, and the Point Reyes National Seashore.
Sonoma county's favorable climate, rich soil, and proximity to major markets makes it a prime location for agricultural production and year round growing. But what you may not know is that many of Sonoma County's farmers/ranchers are leaders in sustainable, organic farming, and regenerative agricultural practices that also protect the environment. Local artisan, handcrafted foods line Sonoma County's market shelves and are featured in some of the best restaurants in the country.
Sonoma County is one of the most varied wine regions in the world with 19 unique viticultural areas from the Coast, to the Russian River to the Carneros. Sonoma County was named Wine Region of the Year by Wine Enthusiast magazine in 2019. This region produces 6% of the wine in California. Did you know that the Russian River Valley AVA sets a standard for world class Pinot Noir? Of course, where there is wine, there is also great shopping and dining nearby.
Numerous trail riding opportunities abound including Doran Beach, Bodega Dunes, Sugar Loaf State park, Annadel, Olompali Park, Pt. Reyes National Seashore, and Golden Gate National Recreation Area.