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Gold and silver may have been behind the hordes that flocked in the 1800s, but liquid gold - Chardonnays, Cabernet Sauvignons and Pinot Noirs - is behind the modern migration. This dream destination for wine lovers has an abundance of fine restaurants and inns. Horse posts have been replaced by bike racks, and pedal power is a great way to explore.
Restaurants in Napa
1. Lake Berryessa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Lake Berryessa is one of Northern California's largest man-made lakes, with 20,000 surface acres and 165 miles of shoreline.
Reviewed By northstatecurators - Maidstone, United Kingdom
It’s become a custom, almost a ritual, to buy breakfast from somewhere in Yountville or St Helena and drive to the lake to eat it whilst gazing over the water to the tree covered hills in the distance. Lake Berryessa is about 30 mins from St Helena on a really scenic route. We arrive around 9 a.m. and there was not another single person in sight to interrupt the glory of mother nature. It is truly stunning, especially as the weather was clear, the sky bright blue, though it was quite cold. If you are minded for something more to eat or intend staying all day, there are picnic facilities. The layout of the roads through the shoreline have recently been improved and make driving through a breeze, though it always was! Well worth the short drive.
2. Skyline Wilderness Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By 1stLadyrider - Prescott, United States
This is my first time back to the trails since the fires 2 years ago. At that time the fire came very close to the east side of Napa so I feared the park and trails were affected. They were not! The trails are still well maintained and provide good footing even through the steep sections. We hiked Lower Skyline and had fabulous views of the valley. This is a great place with a variety of trail options from easy to moderate difficulty.
3. Westwood Hills Park
4. Napa Valley Paddle
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4.5 based on 72 reviews
Napa Valley Paddle offers the broadest curriculum of water sports in Napa and Sonoma counties, specializing in the largely undiscovered northern reach of San Pablo Bay. Trips are offered on the Napa River, the Carneros Wildlife Preserve and Petaluma River.
5. Oxbow Public Market
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4.5 based on 1,190 reviews
Reviewed By Borntobewild-2
A great place for a variety of choices to sit and eat or take out. Great market ambience and part under roof so great in chilly weather. Informal and really cool!
6. Alston Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By mehesh98 - Sunnyvale, United States
Walking on the hill with a 360 view in a cool, cloudy, wet winter day, was gorgeous. Easy and scenic hiking trails with views of wineries.
7. Napa Valley Welcome Center
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4.5 based on 214 reviews
The Napa Valley Welcome Center's brand-new location sits at 1300 1st Street, Suite 313 in the heart of downtown Napa. Serving the entire Napa County region, the new 2,550 square-foot space provides a more immersive experience and amenities that better serve both visitors and locals looking to explore the breadth of Napa Valley offerings. The Napa Valley Welcome Center features a wall-sized digital screen installation measuring 16 feet by 9 feet, visible from 1st Street, that showcases a rotating reel of captivating footage from throughout the Napa Valley. A new event and learning center allows for unique experiences, such as future wine tastings that highlight the valley's 16 American Viticulture Areas (AVAs) or events showcasing the diversity of our five towns within the valley. Napa Valley's history, unparalleled beauty and storied wine heritage influenced the interior design and décor of the new Welcome Center. A centrally located concierge desk offers personalized assistance with
Reviewed By mini - Fremont, United States
We went to the Napa Valley Welcome Center, which is in downtown Napa. This is a very good place to go for information to make the most of one's trip to the area Staff is very nice and informative. There are also some very cute and nice items for purchase.
8. Century Napa Valley
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4.0 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By mini - Fremont, United States
We went to the movies at Century Napa Valley. This is a very good multi theater location in Napa. There is free parking. There is also a good snack bar.
9. Napa Farmers Market
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4.0 based on 10 reviews
The Napa Farmers Market open rain or shine 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday year-round and Tuesday April - October. Our market showcases local farmers, food producers, and artisans. Situated at the southern gateway to Napa Valley’s world-famous Wine Country, the Napa Farmers Market is easily accessible from downtown Napa and the surrounding neighborhoods. Our vision is to provide a gathering place where the community can come together, shop for their weekly groceries (and more), interact with local vendors, meet their neighbors, and learn how their purchases support small, family owned farms with sustainable agricultural practices. We are a 501c3 nonprofit organization, and we rely on our customers’ and community support to remain sustainable.
10. Lake Berryessa Boat & Jet Ski Rentals
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3.5 based on 30 reviews
Lake Berryessa Boat and Jet Ski Rentals is one of the premiere Boat & Jet Ski Rentals located in northern California, at Lake Berryessa. We have quality Boat and Jet Ski and WaveRunner available to rent. We rent Ski Sanger Wakeboard / Water Ski /wake Surf Boats, Yamaha WaveRunner / Jet skis, 25 to 30 foot Pontoon / Patio Boats, with BBQs, 16 foot Fishing Boats, single, double Kayaks and Paddle Boards. We also sell and rent Wakeboards, Water Skis, Wake Surf Boards, Knee Boards and Towable Tubes. We can deliver the boats and jet skis to just about any location on Lake Berryessa and some of our equipment can be picked up by our customers and rented for multiple days. And we have better hours at our new location.
