OUTDOORS
Bale Grist Mill
Take a walk to the 1800s and see the last surviving water-powered mill in California. “I am a huge fan of Bale Grist. It’s a relaxing and easy hike to the mill, and the park has several surrounding trails and picnic grounds. If you have the time, take the tour – you’ll love it. It’s really impressive to see the mill in action and watch the flour pouring off the mill stone. A great way to get outdoors and stretch your legs in between all of those wine tastings.”
parks.ca.gov
(707) 963-2236
SHOPPING
Woodhouse Chocolate
Handmade in the European style, the three generations who own Woodhouse Chocolate believe that creating the world’s most flavorful and rich chocolates requires not only the skills of a chef, but the eye of an artist. Their 1890s Main Street shop displays elaborate works of confection art: from truffles to s’mores, classic bars to custom creations… “You can’t go wrong at Woodhouse, but I am always drawn to their salted caramels – so good!”
woodhousechocolate.com
(800) 966-3468
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