



by Napa Valley Bike Tours
The tour begins with a bike fitting and safety briefing lasting about 30 minutes. After that, the guide leads the group on an electric bike ride through Napa Valley’s vineyards at a relaxed pace. Riders stop at one local winery for approximately 75 minutes to meet the tasting host and learn about the vineyard’s farming and wine-making methods. Wine tasting fees are not included and are paid directly at the winery; some fees may be waived with a minimum purchase. The winery visit is subject to change depending on availability. Electric bikes make it easier to ride longer distances and climb hills, with adjustable pedal-assist levels for various fitness preferences. The ride ends in Yountville, where participants can keep their bikes to explore the area independently. The guide can suggest additional quiet backroads to visit. The total length of the tour is about 3.5 hours. Included are a helmet, an electric bike with a gel seat and small saddlebag, a souvenir water bottle, the tour guide’s services, van support including wine-purchase pickup, and worry-free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour. Optional extras include wine tasting fees, lunch (not available at wineries), and gratuities. Participants must be at least 21 years old to join and comfortable riding in bike lanes next to traffic.
Napa Valley Bike Tours
The tour begins with a 30-minute bike fitting and orientation. The guide then leads a casual ride alongside vineyards, focusing on enjoying the scenery and visiting a local winery. The winery visit lasts about 75 minutes, allowing time to engage with the tasting host and learn about wine-making and farming practices. Wine tasting fees are not included and must be paid directly at the winery, though fees may be waived with a minimum purchase. After the tour ends in Yountville, participants may keep their electric bikes to explore further, with the guide offering recommended backroads.
30 min
Monticello Vineyards
Monticello Vineyards is family-owned by three generations of the Corley family. Jay Corley planted the first vines here in 1969 at the southern end of Napa Valley. Today, the family manages five vineyards across the region. Sons Kevin, Chris, and Stephen run the winery while a third generation is joining the business. The winery visit lasts about 75 minutes and includes a chance to talk with the tasting host and learn about the vineyard’s practices. Wine tasting fees are separate and may be waived with a minimum purchase. The specific winery visited may vary.
75 min
Set back off the street tucked between Ranch Market & Bistro Jeanty (look for our blue-and-white striped awning)
End point
Set back off the street tucked between Ranch Market & Bistro Jeanty (look for our blue-and-white striped awning)