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Luxury Bike Tours: An Insider’s View of Sonoma County

Think of these bike tours as a rolling theaters of wine country life that change with the seasons, rather than set point-to-point trips. We offer a hands-on opportunity to discover all the hidden adventures, wine tastings at family owned wineries, gourmet treats (think regionally inspired, locally grown cuisine at Michelin restaurants) & unique events that Sonoma County has to offer. All of that…with none of the hassles. (Private and Custom Trips are available. Contact us for details.)

MEET THE FOUNDERS AND HOSTS

Sonoma on a Bike was co-founded by Randy Johnson, CEO of Getaway Adventures bike tours since 1991, a bike and wine aficionado and passionate explorer of Sonoma County for over two decades. The other Founder was at one point the managing director of Butterfield and Robinson and brought with him numerous insights into the world of luxury travel. We thank him for bringing great passion and luxury travel experience in helping us create a one of a kind travel vacation, and we wish him well.

Sonoma on a Bike tours are now lead by Randy and his senior staff, think of them as your “experience editors” who extract only the best of Sonoma for you to enjoy.

The Journey

  MODERATE | 6 Days/5 Nights

You can expect an amazing itinerary of experiences while biking the region’s beautiful country roads. You might find yourself face-to-face with a herd of goats, while sampling the artisan cheese maker’s wares. Or enjoying an elegant lunch with world-class wines, created by the chef at a hidden estate. Depending on the season, you might picnic under 1400-year-old redwoods, or experience a crab fishing expedition … up close and personally.

But it isn’t a tour for everyone. In fact, we have limited seats. It’s designed for those who like to savor a bike tour with all their senses fully engaged. We encourage you to take the time to come and breathe…and take in the beauty we’ve found in the lush landscapes of Sonoma County, with it’s vineyards, valleys, vistas, hills, mountains, parks, rocky coastline, crashing waves, farmland, and forests (including those majestic and magnificent redwoods). It’s a slow, sensual trip. And if that sounds somewhat provocative, and possibly a little self-indulgent, so be it. It’s a gift to be given, and shared, with someone you love – including yourself.

So come discover all this and more, as we journey through Sonoma County’s beautiful appellations.

2020 and 2021 Scheduled departure dates

 Private bike tours from 2 to 20+, available on demand. Please request quote on form 

6 day /5 night journey is $4000 pp doc (Single supplement is $950)

4 day /3 night journey is $3000 pp doc (Single supplement is $800)

6 day /5 night journey is $4200 pp doc (Single supplement is $1200)

4 day /3 night journey is $3200 pp doc (Single supplement is $800)

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We love to create custom designed, private bike tours for our guests. Whether it is a luxurious, food centric trip, a multi-sport adventure, or experiencing our epic ride routes, call our tour planners to have a unique trip crafted for you!

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Each Day in Sonoma

What better way to begin your trip than by biking through a few of the most celebrated vineyards in Northern California? We’ll stop for a few wine tastings so you can judge for yourself which you like the best. Later that day, we’ll introduce you to a town voted by Fodor’s as “one of the 10 best small towns in America”.

This day you experience, first hand, the world-acclaimed wine growing appellations that are part of the Dry Creek Valley and Alexander Valley. You’ll get a taste (or two) of why these areas are famous for such amazing, award-winning wines. Of course, there’s also time to visit some hidden treasures along the way.

Choose  the Epic “Tour de Sonoma” Ride!  We ride up to the Geysers (58 miles, 4500′ elevation gain) Santa Rosa Cycling Club’s top ten local rides.

We follow the Russian River to a magnificent forest of 1,400-year-old coastal redwoods. After lunch, we’ll head to the coast, home of fiercely independent and hardworking fishermen … and totally relaxed sea lions, both of whom are experts at catching the region’s succulent salmon, oysters, abalone and Dungeness crab. Of course, we’ll make sure you get your share of that bounty, too.

Choose the Epic “Tour de Sonoma” Ride! Ride 90 miles of Levi Leipheimer’s Training Ride. Now that is Epic!

Biking through the historic and charming town of Bodega — also home of Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds” — we continue onward to visit destinations that are beloved by those in the know. The rewards may be fresh hot cinnamon bread straight from wood fired brick ovens, a cheese artisan and his goats, a fantasy street peopled by the creations of one gifted artist or have a chance to discover the Barlow, home to food producers, wine makers, brewers, distillers, and artists.

Choose the Epic “Tour de Sonoma” Ride! We ride up and see the spectacular views of  Coleman Valley Rd – a leg of the 2013 Amgen Tour Of California

This day’s ride will take you to the Valley of the Moon, which is less exotic but even more spectacular than the name implies. Jack London called it home, leaving behind buildings created in a mix of iconic early 20th century architecture, as well as acres of trails and breathtaking vistas of the majestic Sonoma Mountain. Our final night calls for a special celebratory dinner.

Choose the Epic “Tour de Sonoma” Ride! We ride Trinity Rd to Napa – a leg of the 2010 Amgen Tour of California

Before saying good-bye, you’ll have time to create your own morning itinerary. You can go for one last amazing bike ride, pop into the one-of-a-kind boutique shops found inside the old adobe storefronts on the plaza, tour General Vallejo’s historic home; or just sit with your coffee in any of Sonoma’s beautiful sunlit courtyards. We’ll have everything taken care of for your departure. All you’ll need do is pack.

Choose the Epic “Tour de Sonoma” Ride! We ride up and around Mt Tamalpais in Marin County. The most spectacular view of San Francisco and the entire Bay Area!

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Hotel Healdsburg

Located just 67 miles north of San Francisco … but worlds away from the stress of the city, Hotel Healdsburg captures the simplicity, quiet sophistication and charm of Sonoma wine country … while offering you a beautifully appointed room with plush down comforter, feather bed and Frette linens. A pampering spa is also close at hand, so you can properly steep yourself in well-deserved luxury.

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Bodega Bay Lodge

Welcome to the quintessential California coastal retreat. Your room will have a private balcony, cozy down comforter and real wood-burning fireplace. Should you feel the urge to wander, you’ll discover a full service spa and seven acres of landscaped grounds with sweeping views of Bodega Bay and the ocean. And, so you can take all that in at your leisure, you can relax in the ocean-view heated pool or whirlpool spa.

MacArthur Place

What better place to end your visit than a stay at an inn originally built as a prestigious vineyard and working ranch with prized trotters. This beautiful 19th century estate turned inn now houses sumptuous guest rooms, spectacular sculpture gardens, tranquil walkways and a spa that offers over 40 different treatments using flowers, herbs and plants found in the garden.

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Biking route rating: moderate.

The CLASSIC TOUR offers biking routes that are rated “moderate”, and vary in length each day from 20 to 40 miles of surfaced roads. We’ll be cycling over rolling hills to flat, coastline roads; but we can also offer more challenging routes for those who ask. And we have another option up our sleeves: a van will carry your prized purchases, bottles of that incredible wine you just tasted or, should you want it, you . . . up the next hill.

BIKING ROUTE RATING: CHALLENGING

The EPIC TOUR contains routes of 50 to 90 miles per day that are rated “challenging” and cover many sections of The Amgen, Tour of California, and Levi Leipheimer’s Training Ride and Gran Fondo. For the serious rider, this is the ultimate cycling experience through beautiful Sonoma County!

BIKE GEAR: WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED

We recommend a quick, lightweight, road bike for traversing Sonoma County roads and we have a new fleet of Specialized Allez Comps and Sirrus Elites just for that purpose. In addition, we’ll outfit you with protective helmets, water bottles and handlebar bags to keep your personal necessities at your fingertips. View our bike specs. Specialized Turbo e bikes and GPS now available! Please call us for e bike information and reservations.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• Sonoma on a Bike guide/host services (Randy and/or senior guides) and support van
• Hotel accommodations
• All breakfasts, four (4) lunches, all dinners, including wine
• Use of a Specialized bike, handlebar bag and helmet
• Detailed maps, route suggestions and water bottle
• All special events, private tours, local experts and entrance fees
• All baggage transportation between hotels
• All transportation from rendezvous to drop-off
• All gratuities for baggage, porters and hotel service

WHAT SETS SONOMA ON A BIKE APART?

• Our trips are entirely organized and operated by Sonoma County cyclists, foodies and wine aficionados who are passionate about this particular spot of paradise that they call home
• In fact, every trip will be led by Randy and his most experienced guides
• You can expect local wines to be served each night with your dinner
• Finally, unlike most “point-to-point” bike trips, we’ll change up our tours throughout the year, so you can experience the best each season has to offer

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Sonoma Wine Country Bike Tour

Quick Details

• Hour Glass Duration: 4.5 - 5 Hrs
• Clock Time: 10:00 AM
• Map Marker Distance: 6 miles each way

Location:  Downtown Santa Rosa

Explore Russian River Valley’s Hidden Gems

Indulge in the beauty of the renowned Russian River Valley vineyards as you join us for a leisurely winery bike tour. This Santa Rosa Wine Country adventure offers a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration, as our friendly guides take you through easy-riding, tranquil country roads and teaches you about the history if the local area. Delight in the soothing ambiance of running streams and sweeping vineyard vistas that surround you, providing a peaceful backdrop to your journey.

Your fun wine bike tour has the option of beginning either in Downtown Windsor or Santa Rosa. You’ll start by selecting a bike from our collection, all designed for your comfort and convenience. Whether you prefer Ebikes, comfort hybrid bikes, or road bikes, we’ve got you covered. Each bike comes with rear gear racks and insulated wine carriers, so you can focus on enjoying the ride! From there, you can either meet us at Santa Rosa or ride with us in our complimentary shuttle that accommodates up to 7 people.

Once on your comfy bike, you’ll traverse the beautiful rolling hills of the Russian River Valley, immersing yourself in this acclaimed wine region. Whether you’re a seasoned wine enthusiast or simply seeking a leisurely outdoor adventure, this tour promises to deliver a unique Sonoma County experience. Join us as we pedal through this charming landscape, discovering hidden gems that will be sure to delight you.

Once you say your farewells to the beautiful Russian River Valley, you’ll finally make your way back to downtown Windsor. Once there, you can take a beautiful stroll around the town green and visit its lovely shops. After your wine bike tour is over, you can even keep your bike for the rest of the day in case you want to go on an adventure of your own! Finally, if you would like photos of your Russian River Valley tour, we have a memorable photo collage that you can purchase at checkout.

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Wineries We May Visit:

• Hook & Ladder
• Russian Hill

Tour Includes:

• Handlebar bag
• Insulated carrier
• Water bottle cage
• Bottled water
• Special offers at select wineries

Not Included:

• Tasting fees

What to Bring:

• Layered clothing

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• Map Marker 4-6 miles each way
• Clock 10:00 AM
• Hour Glass 4.5 - 5 Hrs

Healdsburg Cycling Wine Tour

Bike through picturesque country roads and visit some of Sonoma County’s oldest family-owned wineries. Lounge amongst the Vineyards as you indulge in a variety of award-winning whites, reds and sparkling wines.

• Map Marker 7 miles each way
• Clock 10:30 AM

Santa Rosa Bike ‘n Beer Tour

Go on an adventure with us through the beautiful town of Santa Rosa! Visit world-renowned breweries and experience craft beer at its finest!

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Sonoma & Napa Valley Bike Tour

Price:  $2,895+

Duration:  6 Days / 5 Nights

Level:  Novice / Intermediate

Terrain:  Rolling / Hilly

With great weather, breathtaking scenery and over 500 vineyards, ‍‍Sonoma and Napa Valley are a cyclist’s paradise. You’ll find terrain suitable for all abilities, just one of the reasons Bicycling Magazine described pedaling here as “the perfect cycling vacation.” Off the bike you’ll be treated to wine tastings, world-class cuisine and delightful accommodations. Our Sonoma & Napa Valley Bike Tour gives you the best of both worlds in California’s world-renowned wine region.

Day 1: Biking to Bodega Bay‍ (31 miles) After pickup in San Francisco, you’ll be shuttled to the pastoral, ranching part of Sonoma County near the coast. After a brief orientation, you pedal along a favorite route past an incredible local bakery known for their delectable bready treats (don’t worry, celiacs, they have two kinds of gluten-free scones, so you can enjoy too). The reward today is a sweet climb and descent along Coleman Valley Road, which on sunny days offers an incredible view of the Pacific Ocean. We’ll end up at our hotel for the night and the first of many great meals together. Meals included: Dinner

Day 2: Biking among Redwoods (25, 45 or 60 miles, Hiking – 2 miles) After breakfast you’ll head up along the rugged Pacific Coast and along the Russian River into the heart of the redwoods. You’ll savor a visit to a state park that includes 1,400-year-old trees that tower over 300 feet, creating an enchanting ambience. If you choose to cycle after lunch, you’ll continue up the Russian River to Healdsburg. En route, you’ll pass many wineries on quiet roads. Today’s itinerary includes a wine tasting at one of the area’s best wineries. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3: Biking Dry Creek (22 or 55 miles) How much you cycle today is – as always – up to you. You may choose to spend more time exploring the charming town of Healdsburg, but if you’d rather, you can spend more time riding the Dry Creek Valley. From here you’ll look out across acres of vines with the Mayacamas Mountains framing the scene. In short, you’ll enjoy some truly classic wine country riding on lightly trafficked roads where there seems to be a winery every half mile. Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Day 4: Biking Alexander Valley (21 or 47 miles) Today you’ll bike the Alexander Valley, Knights Valley and Northern Napa. You’ll find many opportunities to visit famous wineries along the way. Indeed, you’ll savor a gourmet picnic lunch overlooking the vineyards of one such oasis before touring the winery. You’ll stay the next two nights in the quaint Napa County town of Calistoga known for its boutique shops and excellent restaurants. Meals included: Breakfast & Lunch

Day 5: Biking Napa Valley (40 or 71 miles) This morning you’ll take to the Silverado Trail which affords a great view across the Napa Valley as well as being home to some of the best known wineries in the area. You’re welcome to continue on a more extensive ride, but we encourage you to relax with an optional spa treatment for which Calistoga is famous. Choose from massage, hydrotherapy, mud baths, facials and more. Tonight, you’ll enjoy recalling the stories of the week with the rest of the group over your farewell dinner. Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner

Day 6: Biking Crystal Springs Loop (18 miles) Today’s ride is a short loop past some of the smaller wineries of Napa. Of course, you can choose to sleep in and relax or enjoy another chance to explore town. Either way you’ll have some time to get ready and pack up before being shuttled back across the Golden Gate Bridge to downtown San Francisco. Meals included: Breakfast

Bodega Bay Lodge – 1 night Poised atop a tranquil bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Bodega Bay Lodge reflects the wild beauty of this romantic region and offers an array of incredible things to do in Sonoma. Watch the fishermen ply the bay for the day’s catch. Spot migrating whales in the waves. Scout for rare birds in a location prized by the Audubon Society and Alfred Hitchcock.

h2hotel‍ – 2 nights Glimpse the undulating “Green Roof” of h2hotel and you’ll know you’ve arrived to the charming historic town of Healdsburg, where h2hotel is rooted. To the heart of Northern Sonoma Wine Country, which unfolds just outside its doors. To one of our 36 eco-chic rooms – all with private balconies or patios; a simple, organic aesthetic; and creative amenities – that’s just waiting for you.

Calistoga Motor Lodge and Spa – 2 nights Every great journey needs a worthy destination. Welcome to the hoteliers’. They fell in love with a 1940’s roadside motel (formerly the Sunburst Calistoga) perfectly placed at the head of the Silverado Trail, in the heart of California’s most scenic wine region. They cleaned her up and gave her new life as the Calistoga Motor Lodge and Spa – an epic ode to the Great American Road Trip of the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s. Framed by vineyards and bike trails, and with pools fed by geothermal waters flowing underneath their grounds, their stylish Mid-Century Modern digs are the perfect foundation for those looking to find their next great adventure from the perfect home base. Whether it’s backroad wine country or a relaxing mineral bath, their backyard can be your backyard, and it’s anything but ordinary.

PRICING & INCLUSIONS

Price includes:‍‍.

• Lodging as outlined in lodging section above based on double occupancy
• Meals as noted in itinerary above
• Non-optional activities as outlined in itinerary above
• Ride-friendly snacks and beverages throughout each day
• Hybrid or alloy road bike rental – carbon road bike or E-bike available for an upgrade fee
• Services of professional trip leader(s)
• Van support during the trip & porterage service
• Black Sheep Adventures reusable water bottle, wool (baaaah) socks & luggage tags

TRIP PRICE EXCLUDES:

• Pre & post tour travel
• Alcoholic beverages
• Optional activities such as spa treatments
• Gratuities for your BSA guides

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Explore the amazing diversity of Sonoma and Napa California by bike! From the crashing Pacific, through the quiet of the giant Redwood Forest and back along the rolling vineyards of the inland Valleys- there are a few challenges and many rewards. It’s a great combination of adventure, natural beauty and Wine Country relaxing! These multiday supported self-guided Bike Tours are great for intermediate to advanced riders or moderate riders looking for an e-bike adventure!

2 to 3 Day Short Escapes

Experience the joys of a Sonoma County California bike tour and leave the details to us with one of our Healdsburg based Short Escape Bike Tours. Day one is our fully guided casual "Classic Dry Creek Valley Bike Tour" followed by one or two days of Supported Self-Guided bicycle touring. It's a great combo- a day to learn about the area and get relaxed riding and then a day or two to explore on your own!

Spend a day bike touring California's Sonoma Wine Country on our famous "Classic Dry Creek Valley Bike Tour". For almost 20 years available only directly through us, this fully guided casual ride visits our favorite wineries, features a wonderful picnic lunch and is truely unforgetable.

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Personalized Bike Tours

Enjoy intimate bike tours of beautiful wine country.

Uniquely Customized Bike Tours

With over 15 years of experience, we personalize each tour and keep the group size small to ensure a fun filled, memorable day.

Day Bike Tours

We cultivate a beautiful day filled with incredible views, tales of local history and cycling all wrapped around wine tasting and delicious food.

Electric Bike Tours

New to cycling, or just want that extra little boost? Try our electric bike tour. Rolling through the country roads with beautiful views and delicious food and wine; sounds like ingredients for a perfect day.

Multi-Day Bike Packages

Allow us to configure your dream wine country vacation, with a highly personalized multi-day bike tour. We can handle everything from accommodations to lunch and dinner, even exclusive meetings with local winemakers.

Cycling wine tours built just for you

We take the time to ask questions so we can provide the experience you are looking for. No two tours are the same.

Healdsburg Day Tour

Our favorite and most popular ride, exploring the back roads of Dry Creek Valley.

Russian River Day Tour

Pedal through winding roads of West County and enjoy world–renowned Pinot Noir.

Napa Valley Day Tour

Delicious wine and rustic charm of this 19th-century town will make for a day you’ll never forget.

Sonoma Valley Day Tour

Spend the day riding through and around the beautiful historic town of Sonoma.

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The beautiful and scenic tour, just what we were hoping for. Stopped at 3 very nice wineries

Our guide was such a nice young man! Helped us get our bikes and helmets set and off we went! A beautiful and scenic tour, just what we were hoping for.

There’s no better way to see the Sonoma wineries! This was such a good way to enjoy the outdoor aspects of Sonoma as well.

Dave and his son took our group of ten to three wineries in the Dry Creek Valley and we had the best day. Everything was perfect, from the details he had for us at each of our stops to the delicious lunch.

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SELF GUIDED TOUR OF SONOMA VALLEY

EXPLORE WINE COUNTRY AT YOUR OWN PACE

Our regularly scheduled Sonoma lunch tours travel to some of the most outstanding wineries in the Sonoma area, revealing the history and beauty of the countryside on quiet roads. Each Sonoma bike tour is led by a local tour guide who is well versed in local history, wine knowledge, and cycling.

Our leisurely ride starts with a quick familiarization of our bikes and an introduction to Sonoma’s History, then we’re off. The first stretch (always the longest) takes us down quiet country roads, surround by the natural beauty of Sonoma and its best attractions. We’ve chosen wineries that are rich in history, full of character, and produce premium wines that are hard, if not impossible, to find outside of Sonoma. Our gourmet picnic style lunch will be held at the second winery stop. It’s prepared for us using local products whenever possible. All tours are flexible and are open to last minute suggestions by riders.

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(small bag on front of bike) **Does Not Include the Tasting Fees – average price $20 to $40 per person, per location.

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eVenture Sonoma specializes in e-bike tours in Sonoma County, California. Our goal is to create a memorable e-bike experience that allows you to relax and enjoy the beautiful Sonoma County! Here at eVenture Sonoma, we love nothing more than the pure joy that riding an e-bike brings, and are determined to bring that joy to you; making you feel like a kid again!

That’s why on all of our tours and group & team building activities, our guides always put fun and safety first to ensure you have an unforgettable experience! Whether it be a half-day spent cycling in Sonoma County, a full suspension mountain biking adventure, or a scenic Healdsburg bike tour, our guides will make sure you get the most out of your time in Sonoma County, experiencing the California Wine Country to the fullest!

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eVenture Sonoma is a tour and e-bike rental company in Sonoma County, California. We specialize in e-bike tours of Sonoma County, and we also offer e-bike rentals for the independent traveler as well as provide engaging group and team-building activities for larger groups. eVenture Sonoma is owned and operated by Colin Thomas. With a years-long love for guiding people, and as an avid mountain biker himself, Colin lights up at each opportunity to spread the love for e-biking and the joy it brings his guests. Contact us to learn more about our custom e-bike tours, Sonoma bike rentals, and group & team-building activities!

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Get to know Sonoma with this guide to its valleys and wineries © Joe Becerra / Shutterstock

Amid velvety green valleys and oak-covered hills, more than 425 wineries flourish on 63,000 acres of vineyards, producing some of the nation’s best pinot noir, zinfandel and chardonnay — 99% of which are sustainable. Welcome to laid-back Sonoma , located an hour north of San Francisco (depending on traffic), yet a world away. 

Before we get going, let’s get one thing straight. There’s Sonoma Valley , which is a winery haven unto itself, featuring California ’s oldest commercial winery and centered on the town of Sonoma. And then there’s Sonoma County, in whose southern realm Sonoma Valley is located, which is an even greater wine haven. The boundaries don’t really make a difference, but just know that when we say Sonoma, we’re talking about a county with many different valleys and 19 distinct wine regions — and it's really fun to explore.

Here you’ll find a variety of small, friendly towns with acutely local farm-fresh cuisine and cozy accommodations for every budget, along with primo wine-centered activities, including wine tasting, wine festivals, spa treatments using local products (Cabernet-grape-seed scrub, anyone?), and “wiking” (hiking and wine-tasting).

But there’s more. Here, too, you can explore 55-plus miles of Pacific coastline, with remote beaches and plummeting cliffs; trail-laced parks shaded by old-growth redwoods; the slow-moving Russian River, ideal for kayaking or just lying on a sandy beach; and plenty of Western history, including California’s northernmost Spanish mission and author Jack London’s former home and ranch. 

Get ready to explore one of California’s most special places, where you can sink into its friendly, farmtown vibe and relax, while tasting some of the world’s best wines, and so much more.

When should I go to Sonoma?

Summer and fall are the best seasons to visit Sonoma, when you’ll find sunny, blue skies and temps in the mid-80°Fs. The absolute best time (crowds aside) is September, as the autumn harvest revs up, and winery tours, grape harvesting are in full swing. While summer can be a tad warm for outdoor activities (unless you get up early), autumn is ideal for hiking, “wiking” (wine-tasting and hiking) tours, and biking lanes lit up with autumn color. 

To avoid the crowds (and higher prices), winter is better — though the weather is cooler and can be rainy. Dungeness crab season kicks off in November, and mustard season runs January to April, when the vineyards come alive with bright yellow carpets of mustard. Personally, I always find May to be really nice. The crowds haven’t yet descended, prices are lower and the weather is sunny and warm every day.

Remember that Sonoma can be considerably more affordable in the off-season — November to early March, and especially in January and February. During this time, you’ll have more intimate experiences at the wineries, with chances to chat with the employees and owners. And you won’t need to reserve restaurants far in advance at some of the better known restaurants.

How much time should I spend in Sonoma?

Here’s the deal. There are many different Sonomas to visit. You could fill a weekend — or an entire week — visiting its various vineyards on a supreme wine-tasting quest. If you’re into history, you could spend a day exploring Spanish mission history and learning about the Bear Flag Revolt (a quickly quashed insurrection in 1846 in which a dozen grizzled men tried to establish the Republic of California) in the town of Sonoma; plus delving into the life and times of one of America’s favorite writers at Jack London State Historic Park in Glen Ellen. You could add on hiking through redwoods, kayaking the Russian River, exploring art galleries... the list goes on.

So how much time should you spend in Sonoma? If you have just a weekend, center yourself in one of the towns — Healdsburg or Sonoma are the best choices for first-timers. Visit nearby vineyards, savor long, farm-fresh meals, and soak in the surrounding beauty. This is, after all, what Sonoma is most beloved for. 

If you have more time, go beyond the wine-and-food theme by venturing to the coastline, where tiny fishing villages nestle into scenic coves and local fish joints serve up some of the freshest seafood around. Or stroll through towering, fog-shrouded redwoods at Armstrong Redwoods State Reserve ; or explore rolling hills and incredible Russian River views at Healdsburg Ridge Open Space Preserve. You could even throw down your beach towel at the Russian River and kayak or splash in the cool waters. It's possible to spend a week or more here and still have new things to see and do.

So which town should I stay in? 

These towns are the best choices for first-timers, each with their own vibe. They make good weekend getaway bases, and if you want to stay longer, try them both out!

This sophisticated small town, located in Sonoma’s northern realm, centers on Healdsburg Plaza, dating from 1872. Here, tasting rooms rub shoulders with locally owned boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, and more. You’ll find several bucket-list restaurants here, including SingleThread Farm Restaurant , offering refined tasting menus in an intimate setting; and Valette , where local farmers and winemakers showcase their craft to perfection; while it’s also known for luxe accommodations including Healdsburg Inn on the Plaza and Hotel Healdsburg . (There are plenty of other options in other price ranges as well.) Healdsburg is centrally located to more than 100 world-class wineries and tasting rooms, making it an ideal wine-tasting hub. Among the best are Dry Creek Vineyard , Williamson Wines , and Blanchard Family Wines , though honestly, you won’t go wrong anywhere you go.

If it’s history you’re after to complement your wine, Sonoma is it. For starters, this bustling town — a little bit larger than Healdsburg­ — is where you’ll find Mission San Francisco Solano (also called Sonoma Mission), the northernmost California mission, founded in 1823. Just like Healdsburg, Sonoma centers on a leafy square, lively with more than 100 tasting rooms, shops and restaurants. And, of course, there are wineries in the vicinity, too, including Buena Vista Winery , California’s oldest commercial winery (founded by Hungarian count Agoston Haraszthy e Moksa in 1857), whose caves have been declared historical landmarks. Among the many hotel options, luxurious Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn and Spa has mineral pools, farm-to-table dining, and balcony-adorned rooms, set on 13 acres of beautiful grounds. And if you’d like to sneak in a hike in between sips, Sonoma Overlook Trail is sublime, offering fabulous vistas over wild Sonoma.

What is the best way to get to and around Sonoma?

Charles M. Schultz–Sonoma County Airport (STS) in Santa Rosa offers nonstop flights from many major US cities — and it avoids traffic jams you may encounter driving from the San Francisco Bay Area. Otherwise, San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and Oakland International Airport (OAK) are 60 to 90 minutes away; rent a car and drive up US 101. Once you’re here, you will need a car to get around. That said, if you’re wine-tasting, you may want to consider a tour company such as Pure Luxury or California Wine Tours to take you around; many leave from San Francisco and most Northern California cities.

Which are your favorite wineries?

I would start off with Littorai Wines , in Anderson Valley. It’s small and family-run and has mastered sustainability — evident in its thriving acres of gorgeous farmland, meadows and woodlands. It’s not a fancy place, but it’s friendly, and its high-end, cool-climate chardonnays and pinot noirs are always good. Another favorite is Russian River Vineyards , in the heart of the gorgeous Russian River Valley. It’s rustic, casual and welcoming, with lots of food and wine offered by the glass and bottle; there’s often live music, and lots of dogs — a true “one stop shop estate.” Oh, and its wines are exquisite, including a silky Syrah that I adore. And I can’t forget Talisman Wine , famed for its pinot noirs. You can do a flight of different pinot noirs and see how different they can be, depending on the terroir, age, elevation, etc. Fascinating!

What is your favorite thing to do in Sonoma?

Drink wine! What I love most about Sonoma is that its wineries remain friendly and down-to-earth, like Napa was decades ago. And you’ll find clusters of them hidden away in breathtakingly bucolic areas. One of my favorite places to explore (and wine taste) is Dry Creek Valley near Healdsburg. If you follow West Dry Creek Rd, a quiet, rolling backroad winding past mountainscapes dotted with family-owned wineries, you’ll taste some of the region’s best. This is zinfandel country, with highlights including Quivira Vineyards , Preston Farms & Winery  and Bella Vineyards & Wine Caves . Pack a picnic lunch beforehand at one of the region’s delis and find an idyllic spot to enjoy along the way (you can’t go wrong with Lambert Bridge Winery’s gardens). The Dry Creek General Store is a good place to stock up.

I’m also an outdoor fanatic, and I love what Sonoma offers in that realm. The Russian River is sublime for water sports (I remember canoeing there as a child), the quiet, vineyard-edged roads are ideal for biking, and there’s plenty of hiking, too. I’ve already mentioned the Sonoma Overlook Trail, but other favorite hikes include the Pioneer Trail at Armstrong Redwoods State Reserve, beneath the redwoods; and the Kortum Trail in Sonoma Coast State Park, taking in cliff and ocean views. 

I also love popping into art galleries, and Sonoma’s towns are full of them. I still remember a stunning painting of a leopard in an Occidental gallery that I debated buying. All these years later, I wish I had.

How much money do I need in Sonona?

Sonoma is generally considered less expensive than neighboring Napa Valley , but that doesn’t mean you’ll lack comfort. You can still pull out all the stops, staying at such luxe venues as Farmhouse Inn and Montage Healdsburg , where prices can be more than $1000 a night. But you can also be more frugal at country inns and Airbnbs, or consider staying in a farther-flung location, such as Petaluma or Santa Rosa.

Meals also run the gamut, from vineyard-chic to picnic prudent — you’ll eat well, no matter what.

Remember that during the off-peak season, prices are generally lower—hotels, for example, can be up to 50% off their peak prices. Many places require a two-night stay during the high season.

A guide to daily costs

• Basic room for two: The average price in high season is $500 and more, though you can find rooms for less than $200 for more basic venues, especially in Petaluma and Santa Rosa. 
• Airbnb: Accommodations range from $100 to $300 a night.
• Camping: Sonoma County Regional Parks features more than 200 year-round campsites on the Sonoma Coast and in the heart of wine country — you can choose sites among steep mountains, lakes, marshes, sandy beaches, flower-filled meadows and redwood groves. Reservations are required and can be made up to a year in advance. Prices range from $50 to $100 a night.
• Coffee: $4 to $5
• Brunch: $30
• Sandwich at a deli: $10
• Dinner for two: On average, you’ll spend upward of $125 to $200 for a nice wine country dinner with a bottle of local wine. 
• Wine tasting: Wineries generally charge $25 to $65 per tasting.

What should I pack?

People always assume that California is warm, and even though the days can be hot in summer, the temps are always changing — and it always cools down at night. The key is to dress in layers, no matter the season. In winter you’ll need a warm coat.

Do I need to make reservations at wineries for wine-tasting?

Some wineries require appointments, and some don't. I recommend calling ahead anyway, especially in summer, for fear of losing out.

Is there a savings pass for wine-tasting?

The Priority Wine Pass is accepted by more than 350 wineries for two-for-one wine-tasting discounts throughout the state, including Sonoma (see the list here ). It also offers savings on cave tours, VIP tours, unique food pairings, hotels, transportation and free tastings that aren’t published anywhere. The pass costs $49 for three days ($69 for a year).

Did you say Sonoma is famous for Dungeness crab?

Yes! The small fishing village of Bodega Bay has them in abundance in season, which runs November through late June. There are lots of places to try them, but the Boat House is a local favorite. It’s a small shack along the side of the road serving up crabcakes, sandwiches and more. If there’s no room at one of the tables overlooking the water, place your order to-go at the counter and then head to the beach.

Are there any unique experiences I shouldn’t miss?

Sonoma offers all kinds of ways to experience wine country. Here are some of my favorites:

• Food and wine tours are extremely popular, with the Healdsburg Wine & Food Walking Tours being one of the best. You’ll learn about local history and architecture as well as current food and wine trends.
• Larger-than-life sculptures by Keith Haring, Doug Aitkin, and more dot the 200-acre Donum Estate ; the Carneros Experience will get you a walking tour of the estate as well as wine-tasting.
• Buena Vista’s latest owner, Jean Charles-Boisset, is almost as eccentric as the original Hungarian owner-count; the winery hosts various living history extravaganzas throughout the year that shouldn’t be missed.
• More than 10,000 tulips bloom every spring at Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Winery in Healdsburg. It’s spectacular!
• Glamping at AutoCamp Russian River offers the chance to sleep in an Airstream beneath the redwoods. Very cool!

Are there off-the-beaten-path places to base myself?

Yes! Sonoma offers an eclectic range of towns beyond Sonoma and Healdsburg, all of which offer superior wine-tasting experiences. You might find lower prices as well. They include:

If you want to stay by the sea, tranquil, wind-swept Bodega Bay has an abundance of seafood (try Spud Point Crab Company ), wineries (the chardonnays and pinots at Sonoma Coast Vineyards shine) and supreme sunsets. This is where Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963-movie  The Birds was filmed; you can still see the creepy church.

Tucked into thick redwoods, bohemian Occidental is close to both the Pacific Ocean and the Russian River. You’ll find healthy restaurants, homegrown shops and art galleries here.

Perched on the Petaluma River, this small city is laid-back and artsy; it’s made a mark in the foodie realm, most notably with cheese — stop by the Petaluma Creamery , a local institution for more than a century.

This is a larger, sprawling town where you’ll find less-expensive chain hotels. It’s a good base for wineries, as well as the Russian River. Here, too, is the Charles M. Schultz Museum (the Peanuts cartoonist lived here for more than 20 years before his death in 2000), plus a world-class beer scene, including the Russian River Brewing Company . Expect to stand in line for up to six hours when its legendary Pliny the Younger triple IPA is released in spring.

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Posted: December 28, 2023 | Last updated: December 28, 2023

Small-Group E-Bike Adventure Tour through Hidden Santa Fe, New Mexico

A treasure trove of Indigenous artifacts, desert-like southwestern landscapes and fascinating Spanish forts await you on this three-and-a-half hour guided tour. Run by Heritage Inspirations , the trip aims to uncover lesser-known gems in the New Mexico capital, all with the ease of battery-assisted bikes – which come in an aesthetically pleasing mint green color.

Starting at the Cross of the Martyrs in Fort Marcy Park (pictured), cyclists will pedal their way through the city, visiting attractions including the Randall Davey Audubon Center, the stunning River Park and the hip Railyard District. According to recent Tripadvisor reviews , guides are highly knowledgeable, and the tour takes guests along quieter streets, while thorough lessons in how to use the e-bikes are provided. 

17-Mile Drive Tour, Big Sur, California

Although it’s better known as a road trip destination, California’s wild and windswept Big Sur coastline is perfect for exploring by e-bike. This well-planned tour , which takes you along an ultra-scenic 17-mile section of the road in around two and a half hours, is a great way to experience some of the most stunning and diverse landscapes along this storied route.

Beginning at Asilomar State Beach, you’ll learn the history of this beautiful surfing beach before hopping onto your e-bike and cycling along the rugged coastline towards the start of 17-Mile Drive. Memorable stops along the way include Lone Cypress (pictured) – a starkly beautiful Monterey cypress set on its own headland jutting out to sea – as well as the pristine stretch of sand at Carmel Bay and Bird Rock point, where you’ll get to watch sea lions frolicking in the water. 

3-hour Guided Wine Country Tour in Sonoma on Electric Trike, California

Although they offer something a little different from the conventional e-biking experience, the e-trikes provided by Pushpak Motors are a fun and environmentally friendly way to explore California’s wine country. With space for two riders apiece, these three-wheeled electric trikes will whizz you past scenic vineyards in no time – with plenty of stops along the way.

And it’s not just sightseeing you’ll get to do on this no-holds-barred tour. Over the course of three hours, guests can enjoy stops for wine and cheese tasting at prized local wineries. If you want a little more time to relax and enjoy the views (and wine), book onto the more elaborate five-hour tour, which includes an additional winery visit and plenty more time to explore lesser-known roads.  

Fat Tire E-Bike Tour through Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii

Covering more than 500 square miles of Hawaii’s Big Island, including two active volcanoes (Kīlauea and Mauna Loa), Volcanoes National Park is jam-packed with awe-inspiring landscapes. And what better way to take them in than on an electric bike? Volcano Ohana offers a three-hour experience on its trademark fat tire e-bikes, which are just the thing for navigating the region’s challenging volcanic terrain. 

Asheville Historic Downtown Guided Electric Bike Tour, North Carolina

Surrounded by the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains and full of historic attractions, Asheville is a great city to discover by e-bike.  The Flying Bike  offers a three-hour tour of downtown, allowing you to learn about the city’s inspiring architecture, discover its fast-changing arts and cultural scene and pick up some brilliant recommendations from local guides. 

Half-Day Electric Bike Tour of Red Rock Canyon, Las Vegas, Nevada

With the option to take either a guided or self-guided tour via e-bike, Escape Adventures ’ half-day experience is an ideal way to see this National Conservation Area. Recent Tripadvisor reviewers have praised the tours’ organization and the quality of the bikes, with many reporting that the added help of an e-bike was necessary to manage the hills along the route.

Guided E-bike tour of downtown St Petersburg, Florida

Tucked between the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay, St Petersburg is one of Florida’s most charming cities and it’s perfect for some pedal-powered adventures. With Bay E-Bikes’ downtown tour , a local expert will take you around the city’s most noteworthy attractions, including colorful murals, waterfront parks and St Pete Pier.

The family-friendly three-hour tour, which has received rave reviews on Tripadvisor , includes bike, helmet and lock rental, as well as drop-off and pick-up. Bay E-Bikes also offers a wildlife and history tour around Fort De Soto Park, located just southwest of the city, during which you’ll get to explore these gorgeous offshore keys and learn about the plants and wildlife they support.

San Juan Islands biking tour, Washington

If you’re after a full-blown, multi-day adventure, this incredibly beautiful bike tour through Washington’s San Juan Islands is well worth considering. The seven-day adventure covers a total of 134 miles by either regular or e-bike, including ferry trips across the Salish Sea, six nights of accommodation at boutique inns and a tried-and-tested, detailed itinerary.

Ketchikan Electric Bike and Rainforest Hike Ecotour, Alaska

For an intrinsically Alaskan tour experience, look no further than this highly rated excursion from the Ketchikan Kayak Company . Taking visitors around the most scenic parts of Ketchikan – famously the entrance to the Inside Passage – it includes a journey down the so-called ‘Road to Nowhere’ and a guided hike through the Tongass National Forest.

You’ll get the chance to spot some incredible wildlife, including porpoises, seals and sea lions, along the coastal section of the route. Meanwhile, the journey through the rainforest gives you the chance to see an active salmon-spawning stream, a waterfall and plenty of native Alaskan flora and fauna. The trip includes a smoked salmon meal (or vegan option) and beverages, plus round-trip transportation from Ketchikan downtown. 

Boston City View Bike Tour, Massachusetts

The historic city of Boston can be explored on foot, of course – but a little pedal power will allow you to see many of its most important sights in a shorter amount of time. Urban AdvenTours’ flagship e-bike tour , which takes around two and a half to three hours, takes you through Fenway Park, Boston University Campus, Boston Common and past plenty of attractive brownstones.

Original Electric Cruiser Fat Tire Bike Tour, Boulder, Colorado

Boulder is a great city for cycling, with more than 300 miles of bikeways , including designated cycle-only paths, bike lanes and multi-use routes. And the fat-tire, electric-assisted cruiser bikes offered by Electric Cruiser Bike Tours are a great way for all the family to get out and explore the city. 

During a two-hour trip you’ll get to see some of the city’s best-loved neighborhoods, including the University of Colorado, the historic downtown, Chautauqua and along Boulder Creek. According to recent Tripadvisor reviews , the tours are well-paced, guides are knowledgeable and there are a good number of stops at interesting locations along the way. 

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