Getaway Adventures

Healdsburg Sip N Cycle: Daily 9:30am to 3:30pm
Pedal & Paddle Tour: 10:00am to 4:00pm, call for selected dates
Healdsburg Kayak: 10:00am to 4:00pm, call for selected dates
Jenner Kayak: 10:00am to 2:30pm, call for selected dates

Valid until: Jan 31, 2009

One of our most popular trips. This is an off the beaten path look at the scenic upper Napa Valley. You’ll travel along country lanes to small, family owned wineries that truly represent the Napa Valley. We’ve selected wineries - large and small, historic and modern, smaller “one man shows” to extraordinary “Shrines to Wine”. Along the way you’ll taste Chardonnay, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon among others. You’ll tour a winery to see how grapes are made into wine, as well as a champagne cellar to see how Champagne is made. All in all, you’ll travel 10 to 17 miles over mostly flat, easy terrain.

Tour Time: Daily 9:30am to 3:30pm
Included in Tour: Hybrid bike and helmet rental, unlimited water, Wine Country gourmet lunch and professional local guides.

Valid until: Jan 31, 2009

Ride on some of Sonoma County’s most beautiful roads! We will spend the day in the hilly Dry Creek Valley, cycling on country lanes and visiting three to five wineries. Dry Creek Valley is known for its spicy reds and great white wines and we will bring you to our favorite wineries to sample fine wine created from the vines we will be cycling past. Over the course of the day we will ride 15-20 miles on relatively flat roads, and have our gourmet picnic lunch at one of our winery stops. This area is more rural and quiet than Napa Valley and reminds everyone of Provence, France.

Tour Time: Daily 9:30am to 3:30pm
Included in Tour: Hybrid bike and helmet rental, unlimited water, Wine Country gourmet lunch, and professional local guides.

Valid until: Jan 31, 2009

This tour is offered in northern Sonoma County in one of our favorite cycling areas - Alexander Valley. We will share with you one of our favorite routes as we spend the morning riding 7 miles and visiting two to three wineries. Our gourmet picnic lunch is served in the picnic area at De Lorimier Winery. After lunch, we go to a special launch spot where we float down the warm and gentle Russian River. We will have fun navigating among the Class 1 rapids while enjoying the warm sunshine.

Tour Time: 10:00am to 4:00pm
Tours are available weekly, but call for exact dates.
Included in Tour: Hybrid bike and helmet rental, kayak and Personal Flotation Device rental, unlimited water, Wine Country gourmet lunch and professional local guides.

Valid until: Jan 31, 2009

This Sonoma County kayak tour takes place on one of the quietest sections of the Russian River, famous for the vineyards and stunning views. We will launch south of the dam in Healdsburg and have opportunities to see Snowy Egrets, Blue Heron and other wildlife as we wind our way past vineyards and many spots perfect for swimming. Our gourmet picnic lunch will take place at one of the many beaches we pass along the river prepared by our professional and knowledgeable leaders. The tour ends at Wholer Bridge, one of the oldest bridges spanning the river great for photos.

Tour Time: 10:00am to 4:00pm
Tours are available weekly, but call for exact dates.
Included in Tour: Kayak and Personal Flotation Device rental, unlimited water, Wine Country, gourmet lunch, free shuttle back to Healdsburg and professional local guides.

Valid until: Jan 31, 2009

This tour starts and ends in Jenner and will take place near the mouth of the Russian River in Sonoma County. Popular with locals, we launch in Jenner and head for a known Osprey nesting area. We will see other wildlife including Snowy Egrets, Blue Heron and most likely, Harbor seals. During Salmon spawning season, we will have a chance to see Salmon running up the river. After enjoying our gourmet picnic lunch at Goat Rock State Beach we return to our kayaks to check out the seals and occasional sea lions that lounge on the beach.

Tour Time: 10:00am to 2:30pm
Tours are available weekly, but call for exact dates.
Included in Tour: Kayak and Personal Flotation Device rental, unlimited water, Wine Country gourmet lunch and professional local guides.

*Single Supplement Fee is applied to reservations with single accommodations only.

Spend the weekend in Wine Country! We will take you to our favorite riding spots and wineries! This trip is perfect for those needing a short trip away, a romantic retreat, or a weekend with friends to catch up!

Day 1 – Friday
We start the tour in Calistoga with an optional self-guided 8 mile warm-up ride. All guests check into the Inn for a customary wine and cheese greeting between 4-6pm. You’ll have time to visit the town of Calistoga, known as the “Hot Springs of the West” which is famous for its Spa treatments and Mud baths. Dinner will be arranged for you at one of Calistoga’s fine restaurants. Accommodations will be at the Silver Rose Inn Resort Winery.
Day 2 - Saturday, Napa Valley
We cycle the Calistoga area, 20 miles of easy and flat terrain visiting our favorite wineries, mostly family owned and operated, such as Chateau Montelena, Vincent Arroyo and Frank Family Vineyards. Our experienced guides will prepare a delicious gourmet picnic lunch in Wine Country style. You’ll have time to enjoy your lunch outdoors at one of the local wineries. Today’s tour will end at 3 PM to allow time for an optional spa treatment at the Silver Rose Inn & Spa. We highly recommend the Cycle Therapy for tired and sore muscles, a heavenly way to unwind. You’ll have plenty of time to sip wine, tour the wine making operation and even taste beer at a local microbrewery. Tonight’s dinner will be at another wonderful restaurant in Calistoga.
Day 3 - Sunday, Dry Creek
We drive to Healdsburg where we embark on a wonderful 17-mile loop in the Dry Creek and Alexander Valleys. Quiet, peaceful virtually traffic free; this enchanting loop takes us by wineries such as Lambert Bridge, Quivira, Dry Creek, and Preston. Our gourmet picnic lunch is served under shady trees at a winery. After a relaxed ride we return to Calistoga by van.

Tour Time: February 8-10, March 14-16, April 18-20, May 16-18, May 30 - June 1, July 11-13, August 22-24, September 5-7, October 3-5, November 14-16, December 5-7
Included in Tour: All meals from Friday dinner through to Sunday lunch, 2 nights B&B luxury accommodation, professional guides and bike rental with van support.
*Optional wine tasting fees are not included.

*Single Supplement Fee is applied to reservations with single accommodations only.

Spend your vacation with us! Let us show you why wine country is so popular. Most might think it is because of the wine, but let us share with you the beautiful roads for riding, gorgeous scenery and introduce you to some of the wonderful people who live here.

Day 1 – Sunday
We start the tour in Calistoga with an optional self-guided 8 mile warm-up ride. All guests check into the Inn and enjoy a quick dip in the pool or a relaxing visit to the sauna. You’ll have time to visit the town of Calistoga, known as the “Hot Springs of the West” which is a quaint western style town with the famous Sharpsteen Museum, Old Faithful Geyser, and many Spa treatments and Mud baths. Dinner will be arranged for you at one of Calistoga’s fine restaurants. Accommodations will be at the The Comfort Inn.
Day 2 – Monday
Our first day riding takes us from Calistoga to Sonoma, 58 miles, easy & flat terrain. We ride south down the Silverado Trail to world famous wineries. This is the heart of the Napa Valley and there are hundreds of superb wineries nearby. Guests can elect to get in the support van for some of the long cycle. We choose between visiting Frank Family Vineyards, St. Clement, and Silver Oak Cellars as our one winery stop of the day. After a great ride we arrive at Sonoma Valley Inn in Sonoma where you are free to eat at any of the popular restaurants in town.
Day 3 – Tuesday
Today we head from Sonoma to Bodega Bay, 45 hilly miles. We ride up the Valley of the Moon, past the hamlet of Glen Ellen. We climb a short grade and get to our lunch spot at Matanzas Creek Winery. We jump in the van to West Sonoma County through open dairy and pasture lands. It’s wide open, serene, and great cycling. Our reward for this long day is the beautiful fishing village of Bodega Bay, a natural harbor on the coast. We will stay at the Bodega Coast Inn where before dinner, you’ll have time to stroll through town or take your bike 4 miles to Bodega Head for coastal views. Dinner will be at the funky Lucas Wharf Restaurant.
Day 4 – Wednesday
For many this is the highlight of the trip with a ruggedly scenic ride along the Pacific Ocean. We then follow the Russian river inland into majestic redwood forests. The majesty of these huge trees is quite apparent along the flat and cool roads as we follow the river to our lunch spot. We have our lunch at the Armstrong Redwoods State Park and emerge from the redwoods at Korbel Champagne Winery. We then enter the vineyards of the Russian River Valley. Today’s riding will be 45 miles, with flat terrain. Wineries we visit include Rochioli, Hop Kiln, and Belvedere. We will stay the next two nights at the Dry Creek Inn. Dinner will be free to choose from all the great restaurants in town.

Tour Time: February 17-22, March 9-14, April 13-17, May 4-9< June 8-13, June 22-27, July 20-25, August 10-15, August 31-September 5, September 14-19, September 28-October 3, October 12-17, November 2-7, November 23-28.
Included in Tour: Bike rental from our fleet, Bell helmet, water bottle, Getaway T-shirt, 2 dinners, 3 gourmet picnic lunches, and 3 enhanced continental breakfasts.

*Single Supplement Fee is applied to reservations with single accommodations only.

Spend your vacation with us! Let us show you why wine country is so popular. Most might think it is because of the wine, but let us share with you the beautiful roads for riding, gorgeous scenery and introduce you to some of the wonderful people who live here.

Day 1 – Sunday
We start the tour in Calistoga with an optional self-guided 8 mile warm-up ride. All guests check into the Inn and enjoy a quick dip in the pool or a relaxing visit to the sauna. You’ll have time to visit the town of Calistoga, known as the “Hot Springs of the West” which is a quaint western style town with the famous Sharpsteen Museum, Old Faithful Geyser, and many Spa treatments and Mud baths. Dinner will be arranged for you at one of Calistoga’s fine restaurants. Accommodations will be at the The Comfort Inn.
Day 2 – Monday
Our first day riding takes us from Calistoga to Sonoma, 58 miles, easy & flat terrain. We ride south down the Silverado Trail to world famous wineries. This is the heart of the Napa Valley and there are hundreds of superb wineries nearby. Guests can elect to get in the support van for some of the long cycle. We choose between visiting Frank Family Vineyards, St. Clement, and Silver Oak Cellars as our one winery stop of the day. After a great ride we arrive at Sonoma Valley Inn in Sonoma where you are free to eat at any of the popular restaurants in town.
Day 3 – Tuesday
Today we head from Sonoma to Bodega Bay, 45 hilly miles. We ride up the Valley of the Moon, past the hamlet of Glen Ellen. We climb a short grade and get to our lunch spot at Matanzas Creek Winery. We jump in the van to West Sonoma County through open dairy and pasture lands. It’s wide open, serene, and great cycling. Our reward for this long day is the beautiful fishing village of Bodega Bay, a natural harbor on the coast. We will stay at the Bodega Coast Inn where before dinner, you’ll have time to stroll through town or take your bike 4 miles to Bodega Head for coastal views. Dinner will be at the funky Lucas Wharf Restaurant.
Day 4 – Wednesday
For many this is the highlight of the trip with a ruggedly scenic ride along the Pacific Ocean. We then follow the Russian river inland into majestic redwood forests. The majesty of these huge trees is quite apparent along the flat and cool roads as we follow the river to our lunch spot. We have our lunch at the Armstrong Redwoods State Park and emerge from the redwoods at Korbel Champagne Winery. We then enter the vineyards of the Russian River Valley. Today’s riding will be 45 miles, with flat terrain. Wineries we visit include Rochioli, Hop Kiln, and Belvedere. We will stay the next two nights at the Dry Creek Inn. Dinner will be free to choose from all the great restaurants in town.
Day 5 - Thursday
Our favorite ride of the trip! We start by cycling up the Dry Creek Valley and many picturesque wineries and then cross over onto West Dry Creek Road and loop around back to Healdsburg. We will visit wineries such as Lambert Bridge, Quivira, and Preston among others. After our 20 mile loop, we return to the Hotel Healdsburg for a relaxing evening exploring charming Healdsburg. Our last dinner tonight is at the Bear Replic Brewing Company.
Day 6 – Friday
We cycle over to the Alexander Valley and visit Hanna Winery, Robert Young and Murphy Goode among others. The Alexander Valley is famous for Cabernet grapes, much of which goes into the wines you’ve been tasting throughout your trip. Our tour ends today at about 2:30 pm to give you ample time to drive to the city, shop or just enjoy the rest of the afternoon in Healdsburg.

Tour Time: February 17-22, March 9-14, April 13-17, May 4-9, June 8-13, June 22-27, July 20-25, August 10-15, August 31-September 5, September 14-19, September 28-October 3, October 12-17, November 2-7, November 23-28.
Included in Tour: Bike rental from our fleet, Bell helmet, water bottle, Getaway T-shirt, 3 dinners, 5 gourmet picnic lunches, and 5 enhanced continental breakfasts.

*Single Supplement Fee is applied to reservations with single accommodations only.

Ultimate pampering! This tour rewards beautiful days of cycling with luxurious hotels and fine restaurants. It's a chance to get an in depth view of wine country and be spoiled at the same time!

Day 1 – Sunday
Early arrivals meet us in Santa Rosa for a bike fitting and an optional self-guided 8 mile warm-up ride, or see the concierge to receive complimentary passes for wine tasting at nearby wineries.
Accommodations are at the Hyatt Vineyard Creek Hotel and Spa, one of the finest places to stay in Sonoma County, located in Historic Railroad Square in Santa Rosa. Coffee shops, local culture, shopping and the Charles Schulz Memorial Park are just steps away. Dinner is at the Seafood Brasserie, where cuisine is inspired by classic country French influences that incorporate only the freshest and finest Sonoma County regional products and the best of Northern California.
Day 2 – Monday
Our first day riding takes us from Santa Rosa to Bodega Bay, 45 hilly miles. We ride through the scenic Russian River appellation as we head for the coast, journeying through many quaint Northern California agricultural and seaside towns. Our reward for this day is the beautiful fishing village of Bodega Bay, a natural harbor on the coast. We will then settle into the Bodega Bay Lodge, a charming hostelrie with pool, full service spa, and award winning restaurants nearby. Before dinner, you’ll have time to stroll through town or take your bike 4 miles to Bodega Head for coastal views.
Dining for days 2 & 4: Our goal is to give you freedom and flexibility to select what time you wish to dine, with whom you wish to dine, and which restaurant appeals to you most. Your concierge or guide can provide you with suggestions of excellent restaurants in the area.
Day 3 - Tuesday
Bodega Bay to Healdsburg: 45 miles mostly flat and easy terrain. For many this is the highlight of the trip with a ruggedly scenic 11 mile ride along the Pacific Ocean. We then follow the Russian river inland into majestic redwood forests. The majesty of these huge trees is quite apparent along the flat and cool roads as we follow the river to our lunch spot. We have our lunch at the Armstrong Redwoods State Park and emerge from the redwoods at Korbel Champagne Winery. We then enter the vineyards of the Russian River Valley. Wineries we visit include Rochioli, Hop Kiln, and Belvedere. We will stay the next two nights at the Hotel Healdsburg right off the downtown square. Cena Luna and Barndiva are just a couple of choices for dinner you can expect.
Day 4 – Wednesday
The Dry Creek Valley Loop is 17 miles with easy to mild grades. We start by cycling up the Dry Creek Valley to many picturesque wineries, we then cross over onto West Dry Creek Road and loop around back to Healdsburg. We visit wineries such as Lambert Bridge, Quivira, and Preston among others. After our 20 mile loop, we return to the Hotel Healdsburg for a relaxing evening in and around the Plaza area and explore the charms of Healdsburg. Our last dinner tonight is at the Dry Creek Kitchen.
Day 5 – Thursday
Healdsburg to Yountville. Today we cycle through the scenic and serene Alexander Valley and visit Hanna Winery, Robert Young, and Murphy Goode among others. The Alexander Valley is famous for Cabernet grapes, much of which goes into the wines you’ve been tasting throughout your trip. After summiting the day's final peak you will be rewarded with charming town of Calistoga and then on to Yountville where you will be staying at The Villagio Inn and Spa. Dinner will be at Hurley's, a favorite of local winemakers, with fresh and seasonal Wine Country cuisine with a Mediterranean flair.
Day 6 – Friday
Today we cycle and van from Yountville to Santa Rosa, 58 miles over easy and flat terrain. We ride South down from the Silverado Trail to world famous wineries. This is the heart of the Napa Valley and there are hundreds of superb wineries nearby. Guests can elect to get in Frank Family Vineyards, St. Clement, and Silver Oak Cellars to name a few. After a great ride we arrive back at the Hyatt in Santa Rosa.

Tour Time: February 10-15, March 2-7, April 20-25, May 18-23, June 15-20, July 6-11, August 3-9, September 7-12, October 5-10, November 9-14
Included in Tour: Bike rental from out fleet, Bell helmet, water bottle, Getaway T-shirt, 3 dinners, 5 gourmet picnic lunches, and 5 enhanced continental breakfasts.

*Single Supplement Fee is applied to reservations with single accommodations only.

Ultimate pampering! This tour rewards beautiful days of cycling with luxurious hotels and fine restaurants. It's a chance to get an in depth view of wine country and be spoiled at the same time!

Day 1 – Sunday
Early arrivals meet us in Santa Rosa for a bike fitting and an optional self-guided 8 mile warm-up ride, or see the concierge to receive complimentary passes for wine tasting at nearby wineries.
Accommodations are at the Hyatt Vineyard Creek Hotel and Spa, one of the finest places to stay in Sonoma County, located in Historic Railroad Square in Santa Rosa. Coffee shops, local culture, shopping and the Charles Schulz Memorial Park are just steps away. Dinner is at the Seafood Brasserie, where cuisine is inspired by classic country French influences that incorporate only the freshest and finest Sonoma County regional products and the best of Northern California.
Day 2 – Monday
Our first day riding takes us from Santa Rosa to Bodega Bay, 45 hilly miles. We ride through the scenic Russian River appellation as we head for the coast, journeying through many quaint Northern California agricultural and seaside towns. Our reward for this day is the beautiful fishing village of Bodega Bay, a natural harbor on the coast. We will then settle into the Bodega Bay Lodge, a charming hostelrie with pool, full service spa, and award winning restaurants nearby. Before dinner, you’ll have time to stroll through town or take your bike 4 miles to Bodega Head for coastal views.
Dining for days 2 & 4: Our goal is to give you freedom and flexibility to select what time you wish to dine, with whom you wish to dine, and which restaurant appeals to you most. Your concierge or guide can provide you with suggestions of excellent restaurants in the area.
Day 3 - Tuesday
Bodega Bay to Healdsburg: 45 miles mostly flat and easy terrain. For many this is the highlight of the trip with a ruggedly scenic 11 mile ride along the Pacific Ocean. We then follow the Russian river inland into majestic redwood forests. The majesty of these huge trees is quite apparent along the flat and cool roads as we follow the river to our lunch spot. We have our lunch at the Armstrong Redwoods State Park and emerge from the redwoods at Korbel Champagne Winery. We then enter the vineyards of the Russian River Valley. Wineries we visit include Rochioli, Hop Kiln, and Belvedere. We will stay the next two nights at the Hotel Healdsburg right off the downtown square. Cena Luna and Barndiva are just a couple of choices for dinner you can expect.
Day 4 – Wednesday
The Dry Creek Valley Loop is 17 miles with easy to mild grades. We start by cycling up the Dry Creek Valley to many picturesque wineries, we then cross over onto West Dry Creek Road and loop around back to Healdsburg. We visit wineries such as Lambert Bridge, Quivira, and Preston among others. After our 20 mile loop, we return to the Hotel Healdsburg for a relaxing evening in and around the Plaza area and explore the charms of Healdsburg. Our last dinner tonight is at the Dry Creek Kitchen.

Tour Time: February 10-15, March 2-7, April 20-25, May 18-23, June 15-20, July 6-11, August 3-9, September 7-12, October 5-10, November 9-14
Included in Tour: Bike rental from out fleet, Bell helmet, water bottle, Getaway T-shirt, 3 dinners, 5 gourmet picnic lunches, and 5 enhanced continental breakfasts.