You can walk between wineries in all areas of Napa or Sonoma Valley Wine Country, at?
Planning to visit the wine country of Northern California in summer. We do not want to drive, for obvious reasons and are hoping to avoid the shuttle trips planned. From maps, it seems that there are several areas with 80-10 wineries within one or two kilometers of each other. They are most connected by state highways that I assume are not exactly pedestrian, but it is possible to get a ride to that area, then walk among the vineyards in our own pace? This seems like an obvious question, but I really do not I saw nothing about it online. (I read about "Trek" wine tours scheduled to visit wineries and has a few climbs in the middle, we're not looking for it.)
www.viator.com / Sonoma wine-napa-www.napawinetours.net www.winecountrytourshuttle.com these sites are very useful. Have a look at them and even you can contact them and ask them whether it is appropriate for you to walk and pay a visit to wineries. According to me, it would be fun and and a lot of emotion. Just check that you do not gets exhausted, then I can not enjoy the wineries. If possible, go to the cellar Mundavi Robert. is my favorite winery and a very informative. Different taste types of vineyard and winery store all things exist. Enjoy and hope my information. help you.
If you want to enjoy the best of California wine, then wine region of Sonoma is a perfect place to try. Unlike the neighboring Napa wine region which is more commercialized, the Sonoma wine country has more children and families type owned and operated wineries. You will find people very friendly country in the Sonoma wine-tasting rooms, more than anywhere in the entire wine growing region. Sonoma wine country has more than 200 wineries (big and small) and has about 100 000 acres of vineyards.
Sonoma has 5 distinct neighborhoods growth of wine: Dry Creek Valley, Los Carneros District, Sonoma Valley, Russian River Valley and Alexander Valley. You will find premium quality wines in both white wines and red, the categories of famous include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pino, Syrah, Zinfandel, Shiraz and often came to have your own special wine. The best time to visit the region is during the summer, when plants vines / grapes are loaded with grapes. While it may be a little hot, it's really the best time to enjoy the atmosphere actual region.
To get to the Sonoma wine country, just 30 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge and about 20 miles further to get to the heart wine in the region. You can fly here instead, using the services of Horizon airlines, connecting Sonoma County Airport in Santa Rosa (RSA) to Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Seattle. There are buses (Airporter Express) directly from San Francisco and Oakland airports to the city. Although there is no public transport available in largest cities in the county, visiting the wine region of the nucleus you will have to conduct its own. To fully enjoy the area, we suggest you stay here at least several days and not just a plan to tour. Sonoma County has more to offer than just wine, is a huge entertainment venue in its own offer a variety of activities and attractions, some of which are listed below.
Popular tourist attractions and ACTIVITIES:
1. Ride a final hot air balloon appreciate the immensity and beauty of the wine region of the sky. There are many balloon operators hot air in the region.
2. Visit the beautiful river rock casino in Alexander and Russian River Valley, offering a range of services to their customers.
3. Point Arena Lighthouse and Museum.
4. Boating and fishing gear in the Sonoma Coast along the Pacific Ocean and along the Russian River. Rent a cabin on the ocean front Jenner and spend the night with their loved ones.
5. Try the goat cheese Sonoma county considered the best in the country.
6. Safari West wildlife preserve.
7. Hike in Armstrong Redwoods State Reserve.
8. Infineon Raceway, where you can enjoy professional race car experience.
9. Fort Ross State Historic Park: The site of the factory and fort established by Russians in 1812.
10. Train Ride and train wine.
11. Petrified Forest and Old Faithful geyser in Calistoga.
12. Prize Several golf courses, Spa's and shopping malls to relax.
13. Being so close to San Francisco, you might also consider visiting the Golden Gate Bridge, Pier 39, Alcatraz, China Town and the famous downtown street Crooked SF.
14. Luther Burbank Home and Gardens: Life and work of the horticulturist who introduced 800 varieties of flowers, fruits, nuts, etc..
15. The nightlife is very good, there are several bars and clubs, especially in Santa Rosa.
Great sites for complete information county.org and Sonoma are sonomacounty.com
