Lost Coast

Arrive by sunset and catch the most iconic view of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco.

Breathtaking, literally. Climbing up to the lighthouse is a good workout and the views from above are so worth it.

Pick up a dozen oysters, a shucking knife and a couple of lemons to go. 

Experience authentic Russian food with beautiful Russian River views. There is a daily delicious buffet of freshly-prepared Russian dishes and you pay what you can/want.

Gerstle Cove Campground is a beautiful spot to spend the night surrounded by Cypress Trees. $35 per night, its 30 spots get booked up quickly so make sure to reserve ahead of time. Review photos of campsites and book online here.

One of the most iconic lighthouses on the American Pacific Coast, it still keeps the light on and guides sailors to safety on foggy days.

Follow a forest road through the redwoods towards a tucked away beach. Find a spot on the beach and fall asleep to the sound of the waves. Enjoy a glass of wine or beer with the oysters from Hog Island.

Highway 128 is one of California's most stunning roads - it connects the coast to the hills and valleys of Sonoma County, paved by majestic California redwoods. Stop in at any of the many wineries and enjoy some of the finest wines in Me

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Stop by this brewery for a bite and a refined beer tasting experience. If you are in the mood for wine (this is wine country, after all) check out Two Shepherds Wine.

Take a walk through historic district, stop by the wineries. We like: Matthiesion, Turnbull, Barber Cellars Tasting Room and Azari Vineyards if you like the idea of pizza+wine. Craving beer? Stop by Lagunitas Brewing Company. For the best pie you'll ever have, head to Petaluma Pie Company.