Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Exhibits include compelling installations on northern Sonoma County history, with an em-
phasis on Healdsburg. Pick up the walking-tour pamphlet.
Healdsburg Public Library
INTERNET
707-433-3772;
sonomalibrary.org
;
cnr Piper & Center Sts;
10am-6pm
Tue, Thu & Fri, to 8pm Wed, to 4pm Sat)
Wine Country's leading oenology-reference library.
Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach
BEACH
burg; parking $7; 7am-sunset; )
You can swim at this in-town beach - lifeguards are on duty summer weekends - but if
you're squeamish, confirm current water quality online (
www.sonoma-county.org/health/
Locals Tasting Room
TASTING ROOM
707-857-4900;
www.tastelocalwines.com
; Geyserville Ave & Hwy 128, Gey-
serville; 11am-6pm)
Eight miles north of Healdsburg, tiny Geyserville is home to this indie tasting room, which
represents 12 small-production wineries with free tastings.
Farmers Markets
MARKET
(
www.healdsburgfarmersmarket.org
; Healdsburg)
Discover Healdsburg's agricultural abundance at the
Tuesday market
(cnr Vine & North Sts;
3:30pm-6pm Wed Jun-Oct)
and
Saturday market
(
9am-noon Sat May-Nov)
, the latter
held one block west of the plaza.
Activities
After you've walked around the plaza, there isn't much to do in town. Go wine-tasting in
Dry Creek Valley or Russian River Valley. Bicycling on winding West Dry Creek Rd is