Sonoma County Farm Trails Spring Tour

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Sonoma County Farm Trails Spring Tour
Early May (2027 dates to be announced)
Countywide
Free

Blossoms, Bees & Barnyard Babies is the spring tour of Sonoma County Farm Trails: one weekend in early May when dozens of farms, ranches and producers across the county open their gates to visitors. The tour is self-guided. You register for free, receive the map and the insider's guide, and draw your own route between the stops.

Expect young animals in the barns, behind-the-scenes farm tours, tastings of cheese, honey, cider and wine, hands-on workshops and farm stands selling straight from the field. Not every stop opens both days, so the guide is worth reading before you set out.

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Sonoma County Farm Trails Spring Tour

Farms countywide
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Countywide
When
Early May (2027 dates to be announced)
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Cost
Free with registration
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Scale & Longevity
Farm Trails since 1973 · dozens of farms and producers · countywide
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Website
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How It Works

Self-guided tour over one weekend. Registration is free and required: it unlocks the map and the guide. Most stops are free; a few activities carry a small fee and need their own RSVP. Not every farm opens both days, and some rural sites may not suit limited mobility.

Blossoms, Bees & Barnyard Babies is the spring tour of Sonoma County Farm Trails: one weekend in early May when dozens of farms, ranches and producers across the county open their gates to visitors. The tour is self-guided. You register for free, receive the map and the insider's guide, and draw your own route between the stops.

Expect young animals in the barns, behind-the-scenes farm tours, tastings of cheese, honey, cider and wine, hands-on workshops and farm stands selling straight from the field. Not every stop opens both days, so the guide is worth reading before you set out.

Suggested Routes

From SFO to the Farm Trails Spring Tour
Two nights at Farmhouse Inn

From Marin to the Farm Trails Spring Tour
Pickup in Marin, two nights at AutoCamp

The spring tour is Farm Trails at its most personal. You meet the farmer rather than a host, and you see the work behind the cheese plate and the jar of jam.

Spring is a generous moment to go. Blossoms are out, the hives are busy and the season's newborns are in the pastures. Families find it easy, and anyone who cooks will drive home with a trunk full of the county's best.

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Sonoma County Farm Trails

Organizer

Founded by local farmers in 1973, Sonoma County Farm Trails connects the public with the county's farms through its Map & Guide, seasonal tours and the Gravenstein Apple Fair.

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A Map Drawn by Farmers

History

Farm Trails began in 1973, when a group of Sonoma County farmers banded together to bring customers to their gates. Their tool was a printed map and guide to the county's farm stands, so that shoppers could find their way down country roads and buy produce at the farm itself.

That guide is still the backbone of Farm Trails, and the spring tour carries its idea into the barnyard for one weekend.