Healdsburg Bike & Wine Tour

Cycle the Dry Creek and Alexander Valley along tranquil paved back roads, through golden hills, fields of grape vines and majestic olive trees to family owned wineries for one of the best cycling day trips in the country.

Highlights

  • Dry Creek Valley.
  • Visit Family owned wineries

Details

TypeHybrid bike
Duration1 days
LevelEasy
Groupmin 2
Distance10-12 miles
BicycleIncluded
MonthWhole year round
StartHealdsburg
FinishHealdsburg
States or countryCalifornia

Starting from $250.00

*Please note the prices are subject to change depending availability *

Persons number of persons
Tour date
Itinerary
Bicycle
Included / not included
Pricing / Tour dates
Conditions

Itinerary

The tour starts in Healdsburg at 10:00 am. You will be fitted with a hybrid bike and helmet and will set off cycling on quiet roads where every turn brings an outstanding view. Discover the beauty and serenity of these legendary wine regions.

Along the way you will have unlimited bottled spring water and Cliff bars. Your expert guides will lead you to four different wineries on unparalleled routes and prepare a tasty Gourmet Wine Country Picnic Lunch. You will travel 10 to 12 miles on flat roads suitable for most abilities with van support, and visit 3 to 4 wineries on this tour, free wine pickup and all gear provided.

Some of the great wineries we might visit include Pasterick, Longboard, Quivira, Martorana, Bella, Preston, Truett Hurst, Amista, Papa Pietro Perry, Kokomo, Dry Creek, and many others.

Bicycle

Hybrid bike included 

Included:

  • One day tour
  • Use of Hybrid Bike and helmet
  • Unlimited water
  • Wine Country Picnic lunch
  • Professional local guides
  • Tour starts every day.

Not included:

  • Wine tasting fees
  • Gratuities guides

Pricing / Tour dates

Tour price 2023 from: $ 250.- pp.
Tour dates 2023:
Whole year round

Conditions

This tour must be paid in full at time of booking.

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