Glen Ellen, Census-designated place in Sonoma Valley, United States
Glen Ellen is a community in Sonoma Valley where Sonoma Creek flows through vineyards and woodland areas. The village has multiple wine tasting rooms, restaurants, and lodging options along with access to hiking trails in Sonoma Valley Regional Park.
Charles V. Stuart established a vineyard in 1868 after purchasing land from Rancho Agua Caliente and named the settlement after his wife. The community grew as a center for wine production in the region.
The Jack London State Historic Park preserves the home and farming projects of the celebrated author, who spent his final years at Beauty Ranch. The site shows his passion for agriculture and sustainable living during his time in the region.
Visitors will find a good selection of restaurants and accommodations along with several wine tasting rooms to explore. Access to hiking trails is straightforward and the area can be enjoyed on foot at a leisurely pace.
Morton's Warm Springs Resort draws on natural mineral springs that emerge from underground, offering public thermal baths. These natural warm water sources have long attracted visitors to the area.
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