Sonoma Travel Guide

Sonoma is a county, a city, and a valley, which can be confusing for visitors who aren't yet aware of the distinctions. Come explore the many varieties of Sonoma wine country. read more

Sonoma has both stretches of coast and inland valleys, but even with the topographical variety, temperatures are relatively moderate year-round. Seasonality varies slightly depending on the region of the county. Sonoma is most popular during the summer and through the end of the harvest in late September or early October. read more

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• The Secret to a Happy Family Trip When the kids start whining on vacation, you might wonder why you left home. Read on for the secret to a boredom-free trip that will make everyone a happy camper, no matter where you go.
• Top off-peak destinations for winter 2007/2008 You'll save big bucks this year if you go beyond typical winter destinations. This winter's picks include three stateside cities, with one exception in each of Canada and Europe.
• Wine tasting in Napa and Sonoma on a budget With a bounty of food and wine surrounding you, it may seem impossible to go to Napa and Sonoma without breaking the bank. But staying at small B&Bs and focusing on wineries without tasting fees can keep your gourmand trip under budget.
• Fall harvest festivals In spite of its place as the harbinger of long and cold winters for many, fall gets an inspired reception every year, with festivals and events to celebrate the bounty and beauty of the season. With hundreds of fall food and drink festivals across the country, fattening up for the long winter is easy.

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