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Here's a guide to some fun things to do in and around Napa besides wine.
Escape to Napa Valley's serene lakes and rivers for water-based activities that offer fun and tranquility.
Located along the Napa River, expansive Kennedy Park is ideal for picnics, leisurely strolls, and river access for kayaks and small boats. The park also features playgrounds and sports facilities for families.
As the largest body of water in the region, Lake Berryessa is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing. For those who want a leisurely day on the water, consider renting a houseboat or pontoon. The lake also offers several swimming coves perfect for cooling off during hot summer days.
Stretching 50 miles from Mount St. Helena to the San Pablo Bay, the Napa River provides a peaceful escape. Rent a kayak or paddleboard to explore its scenic beauty, or join a guided sunset or eco-tour to learn about the river's ecosystem and history. Keep an eye out for local wildlife, including herons and otters.
Flowing into Lake Berryessa, Putah Creek offers excellent fishing spots for trout and bass enthusiasts. The shaded trails along the creek make for a peaceful hike near the water.
Napa Valley boasts a vibrant arts scene, from contemporary galleries to captivating live performances.
Nestled on over 200 acres of scenic grounds, this center features a unique collection of works by Northern California artists. At the di Rosa Center, stroll through the outdoor sculpture garden and explore rotating exhibits in the galleries. The mix of art and nature creates an inspiring experience.
Enjoy international opera performances, live concerts, and cultural events. The Jarvis Conservatory is an elegant and intimate space. Check the calendar for events.
Discover an ever-changing collection of public sculptures by taking a self-guided tour through downtown Napa. On the Art Walk, each piece has a story, making it a delightful way to explore the city.
The theater features many different types of theatrical performances. The Conservatory also offers theater courses for the general public.
Held annually in November, the Napa Valley Film Festival features screenings of independent films, panel discussions with filmmakers, and special events throughout the valley.
This charming museum offers three distinct galleries: one dedicated to local history, one for fine art exhibitions, and another for engaging interactive displays. Napa Valley Museum Yountville is a great spot for families and art lovers alike.
Napa Valley is not just about scenic vineyards—it’s also a nature lover’s paradise.
Alston Park, a 157-acre gem, is a favorite among locals for its expansive hiking and biking trails. The park is dog-friendly, so bring your furry friend along for a leisurely stroll or a trail adventure. The elevated trails offer breathtaking views of Napa Valley, especially at sunset.
Wander through beautifully curated gardens that highlight the native flora of Napa Valley. The Martha Walker Native Habitat Garden at Skyline Wilderness provides a peaceful escape and a chance to learn about the region’s plant life.
Experience Napa from a different perspective—on horseback! Guided rides on the Napa Valley Trail take you through picturesque vineyards and rolling hills, creating a serene and memorable experience.
Enjoy a scenic lakeside picnic or explore the nature trails that meander through oak-studded landscapes. Birdwatchers will appreciate the variety of avian species found at the Oak Shores Day Use Area.
Named after the famous author who honeymooned in the area, the Robert Louis Stevenson State Park offers a challenging hike to the summit of Mount St. Helena. The panoramic views from the top are well worth the effort, spanning Napa Valley, Sonoma County, and even the distant Sierra Nevada on clear days.
Spanning 850 acres, the Skyline Wilderness Park offers something for everyone. Hike, bike, or ride horses along its many trails, or set up camp for a night under the stars. The park also features disc golf, picnic areas, and an archery range for a full day of fun.
If you're craving excitement and adrenaline, Napa Valley offers plenty of thrilling experiences beyond its tranquil scenery.
Rent a bike or join a guided tour to explore Napa’s charming towns and beautiful backroads. Electric bikes are available at Calistoga Bikeshop for those who prefer an easier ride through the region's gentle hills.
One of the most iconic adventure activities in Napa, a hot air balloon ride provides unmatched views of the valley's rolling hills and scenic landscapes. Most of Napa Valley Balloons’ flights take off at sunrise and often include a celebratory champagne breakfast upon landing.
Test your limits and learn to fly at this trapeze school. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned flyer, Trapeze Pro’s expert instructors guide you through a safe and exhilarating experience.
Napa Valley has much to offer beyond wine. Whether you're gliding across tranquil waters, immersing yourself in nature, admiring local art, or seeking thrilling adventures, there’s something for everyone.
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