Route 12--Valley of the Moon Highway in California State

Route 12--Valley of the Moon Highway

This 21-mile section is one of the most scenic routes of this highway in Sonoma County.

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Route 12--Valley of the Moon Highway Details

This 21-mile section is one of the most scenic routes of this highway in Sonoma County. It connects the outskirts of Santa Rosa with Sonoma, and features sweeping views of the surrounding valleys and vineyards.

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Nearby Parks Around Route 12--Valley of the Moon Highway

Compare nearby parks around Route 12--Valley of the Moon Highway when deciding whether to expand the route after this stop.

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Route 12--Valley of the Moon Highway

Use nearby POIs to quickly expand your options beyond Route 12--Valley of the Moon Highway while the map context is still fresh.

0.4 mi away

Sonoma State Historic Park

When this state park was founded in 1909, it only featured one site the 21st Mission San Francisco Solano.

6.5 mi away

Jack London State Historic Park

Before it was a park, this ranch was the home of Jack London, one of Americas most famous journalists, from 1905 until he died in 1916.

7.2 mi away

Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park

This park is home to one of the largest Monterey Colonial-style adobe houses.

10.8 mi away

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park

There are several iconic sites to see during your visit to this state park.

11.7 mi away

Olompali State Historic Park

This 700-acre park has a history that dates back to 6,000 BC when native Coast Miwok tribes made this area their main village.