GLEN ELLEN. Named in honor of the California-born writer and adventurer, Jack London SHP sits about 20 minutes north of downtown Sonoma. In 1905, London moved into a stone cottage in the current park and, subsequently, wrote scores of books, short stories, and articles. At the home, which still stands today, visitors can learn about the man who wrote such American classics as "White Fang" and "Call of the Wild." A pathway leads from the cottage to a lake, an old bathhouse, and to tree-covered hills that offer spectacular views of the Valley of the Moon.

<i><b>Park</b></i>&nbsp;&nbsp;Daily 9:30am-7pm <i><b>Museum</b></i>&nbsp;&nbsp;Daily 10am-5pm <i><b>Cottage</b></i>&nbsp;&nbsp;Sat-Sun 10am-4pm

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