Parks in Glen Ellen, California

Jack London State Historic Park is a memorial to writer and adventurer Jack London, who made his home at th... More on Parks

My kids favorite part of this park (we go regularly) is the hiking trail up to the redwoods. More on Trekaroo

This 162 acre park offers both paved and dirt trails which are used for hiking, bicycling and horseback riding. Dogs are allowed but must be on a 6 foot or less leash. The Elizabeth Anne Perrone Do... More on DogFriendly.com

...a mostly flat, paved path winding about 1 mile one-way through an oak forest, with a pretty creek along the way. You can ... More on Amazon.com

This one acre fenced dog run is located in the dog-friendly Sonoma Valley Regional Park. The dog park has a doggie drinking fountain, ... More on DogFriendly.com

Category: Amusement Places Club House Family Fun Ctr is a one-stop provider of fun for the family in California. Visit ... More on localamusementparks.com

Sonoma Mountain has a long forested ridge running north and south that forms the backbone of Jack London State Historic Park. The Sonoma Ridge Trail follows the east side of the ridge through the 1,400-acre state park, climbing steadily ... More on Trails

In 1991, land was transferred from the Sonoma Developmental Center to Jack London State Historic Park. The Sonoma Developmental Center is a state-owned facility for the mentally and physically impaired. The 1,600-acre facility is ... More on Trails

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park contains three distinct ecological systems. In Sonoma Creek Canyon are riparian redwood forests that also include Douglas fir, gray pines, big-leaf maple, California bay laurel, and California buckeye. Along ... More on Trails

The most polished-looking dining room in Glen Ellen is elegant yet relaxed, whether you're seated in the ha... More on RealTravel

The most polished-looking dining room in Glen Ellen is elegant yet relaxed, whether you're seated in the ... More on Frommers

By becoming a member of Quarryhill you are able to visit and enjoy the benefits of the garden year-round with no fees. Just as important, you will be helping to build our scientific collection ... More on Quarryhillbg.org

The history of Quarryhill Botanical Garden. Asian plant conservation garden founded in 1987 by Jane Davenport Jansen. More on Quarryhillbg.org