Cloverdale
Cloverdale
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Where the Vineyards meet the Redwoods . . .Situated on Highway 101 just north of the San Francisco Bay area region, is the beautiful Sonoma County wine country. Only minutes from the serenity of the Pacific Coast. Next door to Lake Sonoma and the Russian River. The air is clean, with clear blue skies, vineyards, mountains, and all the wonders of nature.

Cloverdale is the southern gateway to Mendocino County and northern entrance to Sonoma County. Located ninety minutes from San Francisco on U. S. Highway 101.

Some of the best fishing right in our backyard. The Russian River offers steel head fishing. Or just a short distance away is Lake Sonoma that offers bass, Sacramento perch, channel catfish and red-ear sunfish.

More than 40 miles of trails welcome hikers, horseback riders and mountain bikers to Lake Sonoma. The trails provide access to hard-to-reach areas of the park. Passing through shady woodlands of oak, alder, bay and madrone, over sweeping grasslands and into redwood groves, the trails open onto impressive panoramas of the lake and surrounding hills. You will see a variety of wildlife, such as deer, jackrabbits, and many birds. You may get lucky and spot the rare peregrine falcons nesting close by.
Welcome to the wonderful world of skydiving. For beginners try the Tandem jump. This is a low pressure, high thrill skydive, it is a perfect first jump for those wanting an adrenaline adventure.

Explore the many coves on Lake Sonoma by canoe, sailboat, or motorboat. Water ski in designated areas. Canoeing on the Russian River is a must! Camping/Lodging Take your choice, a bed and breakfast, cabin resort, motel. Or, do you prefer the seclusion offered by primitive boat-in camp sites, the convenience of a developed campsite…we have it all. Sunny days and cool nights provide the perfect climate for camping, whether it be nestled in the hills overlooking the magnificent Alexander Valley, or off the Russian River.