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The Petaluma Wildlife & Natural Science Museum has a huge collection of taxidermied animals as well as live animals, and is open to the public every Saturday. The property also includes an aviary, dioramas, and a fossil and mineral collection.

A picnic ground and trailhead at the base of the hill lead to steep trails up to the boulder-strewn valley rim. Hikers and horse riders to the Skyline Wilderness Park are greeted with pretty views of the valley and a respite from the wine-soaked tourist crush of the valley floor. Some moderate degree of cardiovascular fitness is advisable before setting off.

This national park is the preserved home of one of the United States' most famous naturalists and conservationists, John Muir. Muir, who passed away in 1914, founded the Sierra Club and is considered the father of the National Parks system. The site consists of Muir's 17-room Victorian mansion and surrounding fruit ranch, his gravesite, the Martinez Adobe, and the recently added Mount Wanda area that features the John Muir Nature Trail. Take the self-guided tour of the grounds. There are special events around Christmas and on John Muir's birthday, April 21.

This restored grist mill, originally built in 1846, is still functional and visitors can see its massive millstones in action, where millers grind flour out of local wheat. Guided tours of the mill are highly recommended, and flour produced here can also be purchased as a souvenir. The verdant surroundings are a great addition to the historic charm of this site, with winding trails adding to the outdoorsy appeal of this park.

Centered around the historic Rancho Petaluma Adobe, the Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park is imbued with historical nuances while also offering visitors the chance to admire the beauty of its surroundings. Step back in time and gain a deeper insight into the lifestyle which prevailed here in the past. Visitors can peruse numerous exhibits and objects showcased at the ranch house and can also choose from several picnic spots scattered across the park's scenic expanse to bask in its picturesque surrounds.

The Sonoma State Historic Park, home of Mission San Francisco Solano, is an interesting stop during any visit to Sonoma. In addition to the mission, it features the Blue Wing Inn, Sonoma Barracks, the Toscano Hotel, the Servants Quarters, and Vallejo's Home, each steeped in local history and culture. Explore the grounds, visit the museum and gain a deeper insight into the place of origin of the symbolic Bear Flag of the state through informative exhibitions.