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US-101 through Wine Country, CA

The Sonoma, Napa, and Marin Counties, CA, USA

It includes the cities of Glen Ellen, Napa, Occidental, Monte Rio, San Rafael,

Santa Rosa, Sonoma, and St. Helena to mention only a few.

	US Highway 101 continues north on our Mendocino County Area Page. The exit numbers on this page are ours as the State of California did not have exit numbers when we developed this page. Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau – The Sonoma Valley is best known for its wineries and the wine they produce. Because of the large number of tourists to the area it is also home to many great restaurants, historical sites, attractions, shops and boutiques, and many lodging facilities. The Visitors Bureau has a great web site. http://www.sonomavalley.com/
Mile Post 451	Mendocino County / Sonoma County Line
Exit 450	Cloverdale – has a slogan, “Where the vineyards meet the redwoods.” This is the northern gateway to Wine Country The North Coast Wine & Visitor Center - 105 North Cloverdale Blvd. Cloverdale Ca, 95425
Exit 448	Asti / CA 128 to CA1 and Boonville Highway CA-128 west takes you west through the Anderson Valley wine country to Mendocino and Fort Bragg. Visit our Anderson Valley page.
Exit 447	Asti
Exit 442	Geyserville
Exit 441	Geyserville / CA-128 east Highway CA-128 east takes you east through the Napa Valley Wine Country to St. Helena and Napa.
Exit 439	Geyserville
Exit 433	Healdsburg – has a population of nearly 10,000. This area along the Russian River was the home of the Pomo Indians before the Europeans came here. Then there were dense oak and madrone forests today those forests have given away mainly to vineyards. Their chamber has a great website http://www.healdsburg.org/
Exit 427	Windsor
Exit 407	Santa Rosa / CA-12 CA-12 will take you east to the Sonoma Valley Wine Country to Glen Ellen and Sonoma Visit our Sonoma Valley Loop page. Santa Rosa – has a population of around 113,00 and is the largest city in Sonoma County which is in the center of Sonoma Wine Country. The city is an urban blend of art and culture, food, wine and recreation. This makes it a perfect hub location for visiting this area. It is 55 mi. north of San Francisco, the Pacific Ocean is 30 miles to the west, there are 16 golf courses in the area, and around 200 wineries in the county. Visit their Convention and Visitors Bureau web page: http://www.visitsantarosa.com/ Luther Burbank Home and Gardens – located at the corner fof Sonoma Avenue and Santa Rosa Avenue. Sonoma county Museum is located at 425 Seventh Street
Exit 399	Rohnert Park / CA 116 west to CA 1, Occidental, Bodega Bay, and Monte Rio.
Exit 390	Petaluma / Sonoma
Exit 381	Novato
Exit 379	Novato
Exit 377	CA 37 to Vallejo This is the southern end of our Sonoma Valley Wine Country Loop Visit our Sonoma Valley Loop page.
Exit 376	Ignacio
Exit 368	San Rafael
Mile Post 365	Sonoma County / Marin County Line
Exit 367	I-580 east to Richmond and Berkeley
Exit 366	Greenbrea / San Quentin
Exit 365	Paradise Drive
Exit 363
Exit 361	CA1 to the Ocean Beaches
Exit 360	Marin City / Sausalito The photo at left shows the San Francisco skyline from across the bay in Sausalito
Exit 256	Sausalito – has a population of around 7,000 and is located just across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco. Because of its close proximity to San Francisco you will find lodging, food, and activities that far exceed what you would expect in a town of its size. Their chamber has a great web site: http://www.sausalito.org/
Exit 255	Golden Gate Bridge
	US Highway 101 continues to the south on our San Francisco Area Page

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