

More than just two wine regions, the valleys of Napa and Sonoma boast over 30 diverse growing regions, yielding some of the country’s – and the world’s – most celebrated wines. In the Napa Valley, wind your way up the Silverado Trail for wine tasting, treat yourself to a boutique shopping spree in Yountville, or dine at a Michelin-rated restaurant. Sonoma has a more intimate laid-back atmosphere, especially as you journey north toward Healdsburg and Geyserville. Little towns dot the route and you’ll find an abundance of smaller wineries offering unique tasting experiences.
Napa Valley Wine Train Gourmet Express Lunch Tour Included
Daily US $ 75 Resort Credit
Daily Buffet Breakfast for Two
Included Extras Valued at US $ 145 Per Day
US $ 50 Resort Credit
Waived Mandatory Daily Resort Fee
Included Extras Valued at US $ 168
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Waived Mandatory Daily Resort Fee
Included Extras Valued at US $ 45 Per Day
Daily US $ 50 Food and Beverage Credit
Complimentary Wine Tasting for Two
Included Extras Valued at US $ 170
Waived Mandatory Daily Resort Fee
Late Checkout
Welcome Bottle of Wine
Included Extras Valued at US $ 173
Daily Buffet Breakfast for Two
Welcome Half-Bottle of Wine
Included Extras Valued at US $ 80 Per Day
Daily US $ 50 Resort Credit
Mandatory Daily Resort Fee Included
Included Extras Valued at US $ 50 Per Day
Napa Valley, known for its Chardonnay, Merlots, and Cabernet Sauvignon, is a beautiful region comprised of four main towns – Napa, Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga. With wineries clustered close together, it’s easy to hop from vineyard to vineyard to try it all. A mere hour’s drive away, the neighboring region of Sonoma is home to the main towns of Sonoma and Healdsburg as well as numerous smaller towns, each with its own charming tasting rooms. Unlike Napa Valley, Sonoma sprawls over a much larger footprint so plan for additional travel time between wineries. If you want the freedom to fully soak in the scenery between sips, consider taking part in a tour to facilitate your visit. Both Napa Valley and Sonoma can be enjoyed at any time of the year. In the spring, you’ll witness nature in full bloom. In the summer, exciting events are hosted nearly every weekend. In autumn, experience the harvest and the great crush – the first step of a grape’s transformation into wine. In winter, unwind in the laid-back atmosphere of the luxurious spas. No matter when you choose to visit, an enjoyable experience awaits!
Sonoma Plaza : Located in the heart of Sonoma, a National Historic Monument that once functioned as a Mexican military station is now an eight-acre park filled with shops and restaurants.
Oxbow Public Market : This public market is a great spot for loading up on picnic essentials or checking out some delicious restaurants. The Oxbow Public Market also features an outdoor patio where you can watch the sunset while enjoying a scrumptious meal.
Wineries : In the mid-70s there were only 25 or so wineries. Now, the region is home to over 800.
Napa Valley Wine Train : The Wine Train offers a journey through the countryside in an antique Pullman railcar while enjoying a gourmet meal. The station is conveniently located in downtown Napa and the train travels to St. Helena and back.
Travel through the lush Napa Valley countryside and be transported back in time. Back to the romance and luxury of the golden age of train travel of the early 1900s, when guests explored the trains beyond their private quarters. Back to a time when a journey was meant to be savored from start to finish. Guests aboard the Gourmet Express experience three delicious courses all served in our exquisite antique Pullman railcars during a three-hour train journey from Napa to St. Helena and back.
Due to the historic nature of some facilities, certain activities may be unsuitable for people with certain mobility limitations. Facilities are not equipped with elevators and have ramp access. If you require a walker or wheelchair, please call the Napa Valley Wine train at 1-800-427-4124 or (707) 253-2111 (open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific Standard Time) to ensure requirements can be accommodated. More information regarding train accessibility can be found on the Napa Valley Wine Train’s website: https://www.winetrain.com/the-wine-train/faq/.
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