Apr 26th, 2024 for 3 days.

Home of the annual Accordion Festival since 1991, Cotati is the smallest of Sonoma County's incorporated cities. Cotati's hexagonal town plan, one of only 2 in the US was designed in the 1890's.

Apr 26th, 2024 for 3 days.

Rohnert Park is home to our CVA convention this year. You will enjoy the Community Center complex with a sports center and the Spreckels Performing Arts Center near by.

Apr 26th, 2024 for 3 days.

Santa Rosa is the largest city in Sonoma County. Charles Schulz Museum and Snoopy Ice Arena are located here. Many art displays around town & on the Prince Greenway. Home & gardens of Luther Burbank.

This walk has a labyrinth! Calistoga's slogan "Hot Springs, Cool Wines, Warm Welcome!" Beautiful small town!

CLOSED - Adels Restaurant closed as of 11-29-2023. Hoping to find new location or become OSB.

An iconic wine country destination, nestle a little over an hour north of San Francisco! A popular vacation spot known for its restaurants, too. Healdsburg Golf Club at Tayman Park is on the 10k route

At one time "The Egg Basket of the World". Lots of historical homes and businesses. Petaluma Museum is an old Carnegie Library. Many scenes in American Graffiti were filmed here, 50th Anniversary 2023

Luther Burbank developed more than 500 varieties of plants in his 55 yr career. His gardens are a popular stop for visitors to Santa Rosa. The 10k route passes Russian River Brewing Co.

Beautiful Luther Burbank Gardens is the remote start for this walk. Prince Greenway is a paved path(Rails to Trails) with much art along the way. Railroad Sq with Visitor's Ctr. Playgrnd/ Demeo Park

Cute West Sonoma County town. Florence Ave with Patrick Amiot metal sculptures has many photo ops on the 5k & 10k routes.

Known for its wineries, art galleries and colonial-era Sonoma Plaza, which seasonally holds a weekly Farmers Market. Home to the original WilliamsSonoma on Broadway, near the Plaza.

Windsor, one of the oldest wine growing regions in the state, was named by a Pony Express rider who compared the town's bucolic scenery to the land around Windsor Castle in England.