Napa & Sonoma
Napa & Sonoma At A Glance
We’ve spent time all over Napa Valley and Sonoma Coast, from hillside vineyards to small-town bakeries. The region has scenic backroads, world-class food, and wineries in every direction. You’ll find quiet beaches, iconic hiking trails, public art, and some of the best wine and produce in the state.
If you’re trying to figure out how all these places fit together, I’ve pinned 185 top-rated wineries, restaurants, photo spots, and hidden gems into one easy-to-use Google Map so you can see everything at once.
Weather:
Mild year-round with warm, dry summers and cooler, wet winters. Spring and fall mornings can be foggy, especially near the coast and lower valleys.
Best Time to Visit:
September and October bring harvest season and golden vineyard views. May and June offer fewer crowds and blooming fields.
Famous Landmarks:
Castello di Amorosa, The French Laundry, Sonoma Plaza, Jack London State Historic Park, Bodega Head, Sonoma Coast State Park, Saint Teresa of Avila Church, and the Potter School House.
