Bike tours · CYCLING AND WINE TOURS IN THE USA
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 cycling and wine tours in the USA justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Ride a comfortable e-bike through Sonoma Valley with guides such as James, Emily, Mike, or Lisa. Visit two wineries, enjoy a picnic lunch, and stop at Vella Cheese Factory except on Sundays. Tastings cost extra, and the small group is limited to 10 people.
“Far better to see the areas history and wine country on ebike. This was a very fun day and our tour guide, James, was so accommodating and knowledgeable”
Ride 10 to 16 easy miles through Dry Creek Valley with a local guide, stopping at three wineries for tastings at your own cost. You’ll use a regular bike or e-bike, enjoy a vineyard picnic lunch, and travel with no more than six people. Guides include Luke, Gwen, Alex, Dustin, Wood, and Raphael.
“Wonderful balance if biking and tasting thru the Dry Creek area. Our guide. Wood, was knowledgeable and much fun. Can cover alot of ground comfortably on a E-bike.”
Ride 12 flat miles from downtown Santa Rosa along creekside trails and country roads, stopping at two or three family-owned wineries. Guides such as Willow and Frieda share local wine history, while your bike, helmet, lock, water, and wine carrier are provided. Bring lunch and a warm layer.
“What a great way to spend a day! The tour was great with Frieda. She helped me with my bike. It was the first time in a long time on a bike. She also was great with info about wines and beer. Our fun, small group enjoyed beer and wine with lots of cool conversation. Being in a relaxing setting in wine country was fantastic. I would love to book another tour with Frieda. Highly-recommended tour even if you don't ride rides often!”
Start at Pedego Los Olivos, where Sam or Chad can help you choose a route and learn the e-bike. Ride 15 to 25 miles toward Ballard Canyon, Foxen Canyon, Solvang, or Santa Ynez, stopping for wine, olive oil, lavender, or lunch at your own pace.
“Super business who takes care of the customer! We had a great time. Be careful and you will too! Get the sporty bike. Both are good, but if you are going up hill the power is really nice. Pay attention to what you are told and it will be a great time.”
Start in Windsor at 10 a.m. with a hybrid, road, or e-bike, then ride quiet Russian River Valley roads to local wineries. Guides such as Frieda and Rita share wine-country stories while you taste Sonoma reds, whites, and sparkling wines. Bring a snack, and expect some hills.
“Loved it!! Rita our tour guide was amazing! The wines were delicious, and we even made new friends. I highly recommend this experience and tour company.”
Ride 10 to 15 mostly flat miles through Calistoga with a local English-speaking guide, stopping at two wineries for optional tastings and a *Grapes 101* lesson. Your hybrid bike, helmet, water, and picnic lunch are included. Guide Joe may lead the day.
“We were in Napa for a girls weekend so we wanted to try something a little different. When we met at the park Joe had our bikes ready and gave us the run down of everything we needed to know for our tour. The ride was smooth, Joe's knowledge of the area was great and lunch was perfect. It was a great experience and we would do it again.”
Join Rock n Rope Adventures for a 150-minute electric mountain bike ride from Zuma Ridge into Malibu Wine Country. Guide Roger leads a small group of up to five through fire roads or more technical mountain trails, with Pacific views and an optional, separately booked stop at Cielo Farms.
Meet Mike or the Movie Stars Wine Tours team at Hawthorne Vineyards, collect a route and VIP wine recommendations, then bike 10 to 20 miles among Old Mission Peninsula wineries. Bring your own or rented bike. Guides meet you at each stop, but do not ride with you.
“My husband and I were celebrating our 10 year anniversary. We booked a bicycle wine tour. Mike had all of the stops planned out!! He also text us our stops so we could put them in our navigation app. He was so dedicated to guide us even though we were the only 2 on the bike tour. The rest went by SUVs. He gave us history, told us of all the places we could go and even sat with us to guide us in our wine drinking. We’re not very educated wine drinkers. Lol It was seriously a private tour guide. Thank you Mike for a wonderful day!! It was…”
Gravel or tarmac, a motor or your own legs, a guide or a route on the phone.
