Guided Hiking Adventure, Napa Valley

• Half Day adventure in the company of an expert guide
• Discover Napa away from the wineries and tourist trails
• Explore some of the best hiking trails in the Napa Valley
• Tours catering for all levels and interests
• Soak up amazing panoramic vistas accessible only on foot
• A delicious picnic lunch is included on the day

Choose from trails including Oat Hill Milne (Intermediate trail covering 2-10 miles and showcasing great valley views), Table Rock (Easy 5 mile trail providing beautiful views of Mount Helena), Bothe Park (Napa Valley‚Äôs famous State Park, known for its majestic Redwood Trees) Mt St Helena (Offering elevated views across the entire valley, this trail is for experienced hikers only) This experience includes picnic lunch, unlimited bottled water, snacks, support van and the expertise of our local, knowledgeable guides. Transportation to and from the hiking location are not included in the price.

Tours can be enjoyed all year round and last for approximately 3 hours starting 10am.

Choose a tour to suit your requirements and abilities.  Tours last for up to three hours and included a delicious picnic lunch on the day.

Oat Hill Mine: An intermediate trail starting in Calistoga with some great immediate views of the entire valley. This hike is the closest to town and is great for people who want stunning views without too much elevation gain. 2-10 miles

Table Rock: 5 mile hike with awesome views. This is a mildly strenuous hike along a quiet trail. In spring the wildflowers abound here! Table Rock itself is a huge flat piece of lava rock from which you get a great view of Mount Saint Helena.

Bothe Park: This state park features the only Redwood trees available to the public in the Napa Valley. Hike up to Coyote Peak for a view of the northern part of the Napa Valley and then return through the Redwoods and along Ritchey Creek.

Mt Saint Helena: This peak is the Bay Area‚Äôs tallest, at 4,400 feet.  Hike 5 miles up to the Robert Louis Stevenson Cabin and quicksilver mines, then continue towards the summit for the best views of all of Wine Country, including the Pacific Ocean, Mt. Shasta, Lake Berryessa, and even the Sierra Mountains.  This is for experienced hikers only.