Overview
Napa & Sonoma: About an hour north of San Francisco are the two valleys of Napa and Sonoma. World-famous for their wine, fine dining, natural beauty, arts and events, Napa and Sonoma Valleys offer visitors a lot to do. Wine enthusiasts can tour vineyards and wineries as well as take in the natural surroundings on...more
Napa & Sonoma: About an hour north of San Francisco are the two valleys of Napa and Sonoma. World-famous for their wine, fine dining, natural beauty, arts and events, Napa and Sonoma Valleys offer visitors a lot to do. Wine enthusiasts can tour vineyards and wineries as well as take in the natural surroundings on...more
Napa And Sonoma Valleys Photos
Things to do in
Napa And Sonoma Valleys
Walking, Other, Relaxation, Driving, Sightseeing, Running, Hiking, Snowmobiling, Road biking, Geocaching, Mountain biking
Napa And Sonoma Valleys
Walking, Other, Relaxation, Driving, Sightseeing, Running, Hiking, Snowmobiling, Road biking, Geocaching, Mountain biking
Destinations in Napa And Sonoma Valleys
Popular Trips in Napa And Sonoma Valleys
Club bike ride from St. Helena down Silverado Trail road to Napa and then returning on the west side of the valley with a stop at the Sattui winery.
Bike Ride from Napa Valley College first heading north along the west edge of the valley, climbing Mt. Veeder, and continuing down the Oakville Grade. We stopped for lunch at the Sattui vineyards and returned to Napa on the Silverado Trail.
Mapped out a route for a group ride, but I needed to test it out. So instead of going to work on a Friday, I went to Annadel. I think I made the right choice. It was a great ride. Good Technical Climbs and fun descents. Some of the trails might be fun to take the other way, but this is the way I will take the group.
Summary Data
Total Time (h:m:s)
4:41:18
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St. Helena in the northern Napa Valley is one of my favorite spots. My husband and I were married there, and it is a magical town for its intimate size, incredible restaurants and proximity to all the natural beauty that the region has to offer. The Culinary Institute of America at Greystone (www.ciachef.edu/california) is a great stop for anyone who loves to eat and cook. They offer classes, tours and have an on-site restaurant where the chefs-in-training delight you with their latest creations. Other fantastic restaurants in St. Helena include: (1) Cindy's Backstreet Kitchen (www.cindysbackstreetkitchen.com), (2) The Martini House (www.martinihouse.com), and (3) Terra (www.terrarestaurant.com).
by krbose on Feb 05, 2010 at 07:23:12 pm
Tips
Take a map and have fun.
by rockymtnrider
in Annadel's Sweet Single Tracks
on Mar 28, 2009 at 10:56:45 pm
