Prepare yourself to find all the enjoyable, amazing traveler things to do and see in the lovely Sonoma Wine Country in Northern California has to offer you … and some are totally complimentary. yes FREE!
1. Get Rid Of Your Concerns with an Enzyme Bath
At Osmosis Health club, you can get a private enzyme bath that purifies your body, moisturizes skin, and relieves your soul. Embed in a Japanese tea garden, you start with an organic natural tea that contains enzymes from 25 natural plants, triggering a metabolic procedure enhanced by the hot bath.
You soak in the warm water. As your body sweats out the toxic substances, you can relax, listening to meta-music designed to balance brain activity. This is followed by a 75-minute massage and facial.
2. Bond with Household and Pals at Armstrong Redwoods
Bring a picnic basket, an electronic camera, and your liked ones to Armstrong Redwoods, an 805-meter park filled with ancient tree groves, nature tracks, and numerous picnic and leisure centers. Here you’ll discover a few of the earliest and highest redwoods in California– over 300 feet high, and dating back to over 1,400 years.
The park lies about two miles north of Santa Rosa, and is accessible from Highway 101. Simply turn left on River Roadway, then drive down to Guerneville. At the 2nd traffic signal, turn right on Armstrong Road.
3. Seem like a Leader on Pt Reyes’ Hiking Trails
Point Reyes provides about 140 miles of hiking tracks– and a view that display screens Nature at its most beautiful and stunning. Escape from the noise and contamination of the city, and imagine how California looked centuries back.
Visitors will be given a free trail map, which reveals both the hiking and the cycling tracks (however, those who go on foot will be able to check out the wilderness area, for the total ‘leader’ experience). You can also ride horses.
The surface is quite varied, moving from pasture lands to chaparral flights and forests and meadowlands. Visitors can tailor their walking according to personal preference and experience.
4. Commemorate California’s Creative Spirit
California has a flourishing artists; community, and some of the best works of today’s most appealing creative minds are on screen at the Arts Council of Sonoma Nation Gallery.
The Gallery is found in Santa Rosa’s Downtown Area, on 529 Fifth Street. It is open on Wednesday to Friday from 12 – 5 pm, and Saturdays from 12 – 4 pm. On October 13, 14, 20 and 21, the Gallery extends its hours from 10 am to 5 pm. Admission is totally free.
5. Drink in Golden California
California’s Sonoma and Napa regions are renowned for their great red wine. Take a tour of the most popular vineyards and find how your preferred vintage is made– from how the grapes ripen under the golden California sun, to the centuries-old fermenting process.
Now that’s worth a toast!
The park is located about two miles north of Santa Rosa, and is available from Highway 101. At the second traffic signal, turn right on Armstrong Roadway.
The Gallery is found in Santa Rosa’s Downtown Area, on 529 Fifth Street. It is open on Wednesday to Friday from 12 – 5 pm, and Saturdays from 12 – 4 pm. On October 13, 14, 20 and 21, the Gallery extends its hours from 10 am to 5 pm.