Anderson Valley has become a go-to destination for outstanding wines in a charmed yet down-to-earth setting. The rolling vineyards glow in winter’s low-sitting sun, there’s a state park with ancient redwoods, and the wineries see fewer folks this time of year: that’s more pinot pours for you! Here’s an Anderson Valley winter escape plan. Cheers!
Located in the hills of Anderson Valley, with Adirondacks and hammocks perched perfectly for relaxation, and plenty of room to roam, Sheep Dung Properties is no ordinary name—because it’s no… Read More
In the heart of Anderson Valley, Hendy Woods State Park is rarely crowded, especially in winter, and has a star attraction: ancient redwoods. There’s an easy 2-mile (round-trip) hike among… Read More
As if you need an excuse to visit Yosemite during winter, right now Yosemite Valley Lodge has a stellar (limited-time!) winter deal. Here are 5 of the best ways to… Read More
Anderson Valley is best known for its pinots, but you'll find almost every kind of wine here ... so take your time. It's hard to go wrong in these parts,… Read More
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