Sonoma Eco-Adventures

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Osmosis is located in Western Sonoma County, near the magnificant Sonoma Coast. We're equidistant from the Pacific Ocean and the Russian River, and rich with outdoor opportunities of all kinds. Explore the great coastal redwoods, kayak on the River, or watch from horseback as the sun sets over the Pacific. A range of food, wine, and lodging options are available to fit every taste and budget.

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UPCOMING ECOADVENTURE

Birds of Prey on the Kortum Trail with Hollis and Jerry Bewley

Saturday, December 19, 2009, 9 am, meet in Shell Beach Parking lot

We’re fortunate to have some “Species of Special Concern” hunting in our State Parks & they’re easy to spot once you know what to look for. Possible sightings: northern harriers, white-tailed kites, kestrels, red-tailed and migrant hawks. Bring binoculars, water and a snack. Dress in layers. Will raincheck if necessary. Limited to 20, $15 per person donation, FREE to members of Stewards of the Coast & Redwoods. Register online.

SEGWAY INTO THE CRUSH WITH AN ECO-ADVENTURE


 

 Morning Here's a great way to see the crush: tour a Russian River winery on a Segway! The vines are dripping with grapes right now and you'll be riding right through the heart of two great wineries with Segway of Healdsburg (they'll make sure you remain upright--they start with a training session).
 Lunch Segway of Healdsburg will even provide a gourmet lunch if you ask - or check out one of the foodie heavens in Healdsburg.  
 Afternoon After lunch, drive to Guerneville for a walk in Armstrong Redwoods (cool and shady after a morning among the vines). Follow this with dinner at Guerneville's Boon, a new restaurant that's getting rave reviews for exciting food at reasonable prices. (Closed Tues-Weds.)
 Stay Over Dawn Ranch Lodge is a great place to stay in Guerneville, right on the River with private access, this century-old guest ranch is a charmer.
 Next Day Next morning head west to Monte Rio and catch the Bohemian Highway south to Occidental for breakfast at Howard's Station (and free wi-fi if you absolutely must catch up on email). Big, delicious breakfasts with fresh-squeezed juices. The porch seating option is fun. Bring cash as they're cash ONLY.
 On to Osmosis!
 Just another 3 miles brings you to Osmosis to recover from your adventures with our rejuvenating treatments. Check this month's Specials for a couple of great opportunities.