Bay Area Fall Fun

Fall with Rosie and Bailey.jpg Being a Minnesota girl, I love Fall and all it has to offer. I’m used to the leaves changing, the crispness outside, being able to see my breath in the early morning, the crunching leaves underfoot. It’s all part of the Fall beauty and experience. Living in the Bay Area has a lot to offer, so I can’t complain, but Fall feels a bit different to me. The temps are hotter so it definitely takes longer to be able to sport your Fall gear. That being said, it is stunning outside, and there are some amazing things to do and places to see to truly enjoy the change in seasons. Being November in the Bay means it finally FEELS and LOOKS like Fall! Yay! I’ve pulled together some of my favorite things to do in the Bay area in the Fall. I hope you are able to take a look and enjoy! To shop my look – scroll down for outfit details and links! XO Screen Shot 2017-11-06 at 8.09.18 AM.png The Sweet Farm This amazing place is a must visit all year round. There are member days that are filled with activities, learning opportunities and fantastic animal encounters. Becoming a member is easy – to learn more click HERE. They also have a U-Pick Club where you get 10 weeks of heirloom veggies and flowers (click HERE for the U-Pick Club details for 2018). The Sweet Farm is a very special place where you can meet animals like a mini cow named Gizmo and his BFF, a horse named Stergis. They have lots of other buddies on the farm, including chickens, super friendly goats, and more. They have a fantastic mission which includes “empowering people with the knowledge needed to lead a more humane and sustainable life.” Not to mention, Half Moon Bay is gorgeous and worth visiting in the Fall! Screen-Shot-2017-11-06-at-8.07.04-AM.png Japanese Tea Garden Another fantastic place to visit all year round. The trees throughout the garden change in the Fall and create a beautiful blanket of colors. Enjoy tea, explore the grounds, take photos while you take a relaxing stroll. This is a perfect spot to visit to experience some Bay Area Fall beauty. It is open daily with no holiday closures. For information on hours and location, click HERE. Admission is under $10, free before 10AM on certain days, and free for children under 4 years of age. A very cost effective, fun and beautiful activity in the Bay. Screen Shot 2017-11-06 at 8.16.48 AM.png Wine Tours The wine country is a gorgeous place to visit. The vineyards, rolling hills, colors, smells, and tastes are all exquisite. As many of you know, the wine country is having a tough time in the aftermath of the fires that ravaged the area. If you would like to help, I recommend visiting for some fantastic food and wine! There are still some absolutely stunning areas to see the foliage and changing colors, AND you can stop at several wineries to sign up for wine clubs, do tastings, eat great food and more! Fall is a beautiful time of the year to visit! Bring layers as it does feel like Fall at this time of the year – even though it is California. 🙂 Screen Shot 2017-11-06 at 8.19.49 AM.png Bike Rides Though this isn’t a specific place to visit – it is a WAY to visit lots of places in the Bay. Fall is such a perfect time for outdoor activities. What better way to explore the city than by bike? For bike trails and maps – click HERE. You can bike across the Golden Gate bridge, or take a ferry ride with your bike to Angel Island or Tiburon. In the Bay – the scenery is amazing, activities are endless, and you can stop for food and drinks along the way!  Take advantage of the Fall temps and beauty and hop on a bike to enjoy! Screen Shot 2017-11-06 at 8.32.13 AM.png Bay Cruises Taking in San Francisco Fall from the water is always fun! There are a couple of cruises that I really enjoy on the Bay. The first is the Red and White Fleet. I find this cruise to be more casual and a lot of fun during the day. If you are looking for fantastic views on the Bay – but without a huge price tag – this is a great option. If you’re looking for a cruise that includes drinks and/or a meal with your view, I would recommend the Hornblower. I’ve experienced the Hornblower for more casual cruises with drinks, and for formal dinner cruises with dancing and music. It is a fun and unique way to experience the beauty of the Bay!

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Chirag Diyora

Fall with Rosie and Bailey.jpg Being a Minnesota girl, I love Fall and all it has to offer. I’m used to the leaves changing, the crispness outside, being able to see my breath in the early morning, the crunching leaves underfoot. It’s all part of the Fall beauty and experience. Living in the Bay Area has a lot to offer, so I can’t complain, but Fall feels a bit different to me. The temps are hotter so it definitely takes longer to be able to sport your Fall gear. That being said, it is stunning outside, and there are some amazing things to do and places to see to truly enjoy the change in seasons. Being November in the Bay means it finally FEELS and LOOKS like Fall! Yay! I’ve pulled together some of my favorite things to do in the Bay area in the Fall. I hope you are able to take a look and enjoy! To shop my look – scroll down for outfit details and links! XO Screen Shot 2017-11-06 at 8.09.18 AM.png The Sweet Farm This amazing place is a must visit all year round. There are member days that are filled with activities, learning opportunities and fantastic animal encounters. Becoming a member is easy – to learn more click HERE. They also have a U-Pick Club where you get 10 weeks of heirloom veggies and flowers (click HERE for the U-Pick Club details for 2018). The Sweet Farm is a very special place where you can meet animals like a mini cow named Gizmo and his BFF, a horse named Stergis. They have lots of other buddies on the farm, including chickens, super friendly goats, and more. They have a fantastic mission which includes “empowering people with the knowledge needed to lead a more humane and sustainable life.” Not to mention, Half Moon Bay is gorgeous and worth visiting in the Fall! Screen-Shot-2017-11-06-at-8.07.04-AM.png Japanese Tea Garden Another fantastic place to visit all year round. The trees throughout the garden change in the Fall and create a beautiful blanket of colors. Enjoy tea, explore the grounds, take photos while you take a relaxing stroll. This is a perfect spot to visit to experience some Bay Area Fall beauty. It is open daily with no holiday closures. For information on hours and location, click HERE. Admission is under $10, free before 10AM on certain days, and free for children under 4 years of age. A very cost effective, fun and beautiful activity in the Bay. Screen Shot 2017-11-06 at 8.16.48 AM.png Wine Tours The wine country is a gorgeous place to visit. The vineyards, rolling hills, colors, smells, and tastes are all exquisite. As many of you know, the wine country is having a tough time in the aftermath of the fires that ravaged the area. If you would like to help, I recommend visiting for some fantastic food and wine! There are still some absolutely stunning areas to see the foliage and changing colors, AND you can stop at several wineries to sign up for wine clubs, do tastings, eat great food and more! Fall is a beautiful time of the year to visit! Bring layers as it does feel like Fall at this time of the year – even though it is California. 🙂 Screen Shot 2017-11-06 at 8.19.49 AM.png Bike Rides Though this isn’t a specific place to visit – it is a WAY to visit lots of places in the Bay. Fall is such a perfect time for outdoor activities. What better way to explore the city than by bike? For bike trails and maps – click HERE. You can bike across the Golden Gate bridge, or take a ferry ride with your bike to Angel Island or Tiburon. In the Bay – the scenery is amazing, activities are endless, and you can stop for food and drinks along the way!  Take advantage of the Fall temps and beauty and hop on a bike to enjoy! Screen Shot 2017-11-06 at 8.32.13 AM.png Bay Cruises Taking in San Francisco Fall from the water is always fun! There are a couple of cruises that I really enjoy on the Bay. The first is the Red and White Fleet. I find this cruise to be more casual and a lot of fun during the day. If you are looking for fantastic views on the Bay – but without a huge price tag – this is a great option. If you’re looking for a cruise that includes drinks and/or a meal with your view, I would recommend the Hornblower. I’ve experienced the Hornblower for more casual cruises with drinks, and for formal dinner cruises with dancing and music. It is a fun and unique way to experience the beauty of the Bay!

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