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garden featuring a waterfall, colorful koi, and beautiful
colors. 408/741-4994; hakone.com
SAUSALITO
Bay Area Discovery Museum. Located at the foot
of the Golden Gate Bridge, navigate winding tunnels,
explore tidepools and awaken curiosity at every turn.
415/339-3900; bayareadiscoverymuseum.org
Marine Mammal Center. In the Marin Headlands,
learn about Pacifi c harbor seals and enjoy educational
programs and tours or explore exhibits on your own.
415/289-7325; marinemammalcenter.org
SEBASTOPOL
The Barlow. This 12-acre outdoor industrial-chic
mercantile center showcases off erings from Sonoma
County makers, including fashion and home-goods
designers, brewers, distillers, vintners, chefs, and fi ne
artists. Dog-friendly. 707/824-5600; thebarlow.net
SONOMA
Mission San Francisco de Solano. Stand on the site
of the Bear Flag Revolt of 1846 that declared California
a republic at this mission, the northernmost and last
mission to be established in Alta California. 707/9389560;
missionscalifornia.com
Sonoma County Tourism. Life Opens Up in Sonoma
County. Just 30 miles north of San Francisco, experience
our laid-back sophistication at 425+ wineries,
organic farms, towering redwoods, and miles of Pacifi c
Coast. Order a free visitors guide at sonomacounty.com;
800/576-6662. See ad, pgs. 166-167
ST. HELENA
Napa Valley Wine Library Association. Learn about
wine-producing areas from around the world as well
as Napa through images, labels, periodicals, and rare
books. 707/963-5244; napawinelibrary.com
STANFORD
Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University.
Collections in 24 galleries that span continents,
cultures, and 5,000 years of art history, including an
outdoor Rodin Sculpture Garden. Admission is free.
650/723-4177; museum.stanford.edu
TIBURON
Angel Island State Park. Hiking and great views can be
found at the largest natural island in the San Francisco
Bay. Accessible only via private boat or public ferry from
Tiburon or San Francisco. 415/435-5390; parks.ca.gov
Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary. Picnic
or hike, then learn about water and waterbird conservation
and native plants found at the demonstration
gardens. 415/388-2524; richardsonbay.audubon.org
VALLEJO
San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge. This 19,000acre
refuge supports migratory birds, wetland habitats,
and endangered species, and off ers wildlife viewing,
fi shing, and boating. 707/769-4200; fws.gov
WALNUT CREEK
Walnut Creek. Located near San Francisco and wine
country, Walnut Creek is the crossroads between
leisure and luxury. Beautiful hotels, outdoor adventures,
and some of the best shopping/dining in Northern
California. visitwalnutcreek.org See ad, p. 163
WATSONVILLE
Ellicott Slough National Wildlife Refuge. Initially created
to protect the Santa Cruz long-toed salamander,
visit this refuge to watch for a variety of wildlife.
510/792-0222; fws.gov
YOUNTVILLE
Napa River Ecological Reserve. Hike, bird-watch,
swim, and fi sh at this 73-acre reserve. A half-mile trail
winds through oaks and a thriving riparian habitat.
Admission is free. 707/428-2002; wildlife.ca.gov
Napa Valley Museum Yountville. Explore the connection
between the valley's environment, culture, history,
and creative expression. Check in advance for current
exhibitions. 707/944-0500; napavalleymuseum.org
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HOTELS AND RE S OR T S
CALISTOGA
Roman Spa Hot Springs Resort. 1300 Washington
St. 60 rooms. Roman Spa Hot Springs is nestled at
the foothills of Mt. St. Helena in one of the world's
most desirable regions. Set at the top end of the
Napa Valley, our boutique hotel off ers guests a quaint
place to restore, relax and rejuvenate. 800/914-8957;
romanspahotsprings.com See ad, p. 169
PETALUMA
San Francisco North/Petaluma KOA Campground,
Lodging & RV Park. 20 Rainsville Rd. Spacious camping
resort located between Sonoma Wine Country, San
Francisco, and Coastal Beaches. Large RV sites, cabins,
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SAN FRANCISCO
Marriott Vacation Club Pulse, San Francisco. 2620
Jones Street. 228 rooms. Stylish downtown property
in historic Fisherman's Wharf area. Comfortable guest
rooms in the heart of it all. 415/885-4700;
marriott.com/sfovm $$-$$$
SANTA ROSA
Flamingo Resort. 2777 4th Street. 170 rooms, 14
suites. Historic Landmark near Sonoma Valley wineries
features 20,000 sq. ft. indoor/outdoor event space,
8,000 sq. ft. health club, 2 pools, tennis, yoga/cycle
studio, lounge entertainment & dancing, poolside
dining, free parking, and wi-fi . Named Best Resort &
Spa-Sonoma County. 707/545-8530; fl amingoresort
.com $$-$$$ See ad, pgs. 166-167
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135-room motor lodge inspired by Spanish Mission
Revival buildings. Pool-side bar and backyard complete
with bocce court, cornhole and fi repits for roasting
s'mores, located within reach of Sonoma area wineries
and the Sonoma County Airport. 707/293-2100;
sandmansantarosa.com See ad, pgs. 166-167
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