Bike the Napa Valley Wine Trail

Yountville, California

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Distance

12.5 miles

Elevation Gain

100 ft

Route Type

Point-to-Point

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Added by Josiah Roe

Under a canopy of gorgeous cypress and evergreen trees, take in fantastic views of Napa Valley and its numerous vineyards and wineries.

The Napa Vally Vine Trail is an ongoing project of the Napa Valley Vine Coalition which has the stated goal of creating a 47 mile long bike trail along the entire length of Napa Valley.

Currently 12.5 miles of trail is available between downtown Yountville and Kennedy Park in the city of Napa. You can begin in either location with a bike of your own or you can rent one from Napa Valley Bike Tours which has locations at either end of the trail.

While the trail itself does not pass through any wineries there are several along the way that can be visited. Be sure to checkout the Wine Trail Map for locations.

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