Float on.

We’re in the waning weeks of summer, and the time is prime for river floating.

While Sonoma County has long been a destination for food and wine, many Californians overlook the lazy currents of the majestic Russian River which winds through vineyards, redwood forests and driftwood-dotted beaches.

In peak summer and early fall, the Russian is in a leisurely lull, sometimes averaging less than one mile per hour making it an ideal time to float or paddle the waterway.

However, winter rains can swell the river to a swift and dangerous thunder, which is why rental outposts typically close from November through April.

Get it while you can…

Read the full article at NYPOST.COM