Four wineries are probably the most one can visit in a day on a bike. Most of the streets and highways have Bike Lanes. Please visit the Maps section of the Chamber Store to view available maps.

The Upper Valley
Begin at Yountville or farther North. It is 15 miles from Yountville to Calistoga. Most of the major wineries are along Highway 29. You can stop at most of them to take a tour and rest. Running parallel to Highway 29 is Silverado Trail. The wineries along this route are smaller and usually only open for tasting and/or sales. Silverado Trail is wider than Highway 29, but is also steeper in many locations. There are crossroads that connect Highway 29 to Silverado Trail. There are restaurants and stores in the towns along the way, and each town has a city park where you can stop and picnic. The wineries open around 10:00 am. Ride carefully and have a good time!

Beginning in Napa
Take Solano Avenue from Redwood Road to the Yountville Crossroads to get to Silverado Trail. Take the trail north to Zinfandel Lane (just North of Rutherford). Take Zinfandel to Highway 29. The highway can then be followed North to Calistoga. This sis the safest route and offers shoulders all the way North. The Calistoga trip is about a 60 mile ride round trip and is recommended for experienced riders. A long good ride for a novice would be to start in St. Helena and back for a good 45 miles (Starting at Yountville takes about 15 miles off the trip).

Additional Bike Routes
Cuttings Wharf: Take Old Sonoma Road West, Foster Road South, Highway 121 West and Cuttings Wharf Road to the Wharf. An Easy 18 mile round trip!

Cuttings Wharf to Duhig Road: Follow the above route to the Wharf. To return, head north on Cutttings Wharf Road to Bay View Avenue, head west to Milton Road, South to Las Amigas Road then west to Duhig Road. Take Duhig North to Highway 121, east to Old Sonoma Road and head north back to Napa. This route is an easy 20-mile ride.

Silverado Country Club: Head east on Trancas Street. Take Highway 121 northeast, Atlas Peak Road, Northwest. Hillcrest Drive North, Atlas Peak South, Hardman Avenue Southwest, Silverado Trail North, Oak Knoll Avenue East, Solano Avenue back to Napa.

Yountville: The First possibility
Mt. Veeder Road: For a tough 22 miler, take Dry Creek Road northeast, Mt. Veeder Rad South, and Redwood Road east.

Lower Chiles Valley: Take Silverado Trail north, Highway 128 east, Chiles and Pope Valley Road north, Lower Chiles Valley Road southeast, Highway 128 west and return, a tough 48 miles