What are the Roads Like?
The bicycling routes our rental and tour guests frequent include a combination of quieter country roads as well as stretches along busier thoroughfares – including Hwy. 29 and Silverado Trail. We only recommend riding on sections of these busier roadways where there is a designated Class II Bike Lane.
The Napa Valley Vine Trail is a car-free (Class I) bike path that spans a total of 12.5 miles from southern Napa to Yountville. Our Downtown Napa & Yountville shops are 9 miles apart via the Vine Trail and yes, you can ride point-to-point! A $20 per bike Relocation Fee will apply when you return bikes to the opposite store from where you started.

Silverado Trail

- Main thouroughfare
- 27 miles long from
Napa to Calistoga - Class II Bike Lane along
the entire length! - Posted speed limit: 45-55mph
- Flat to gently rolling topography
- More rolling hills & narrower Bike Lane between
St. Helena & Calistoga - Panoramic vineyard views
- High density of wineries
The Crossroads

- Lower traffic roads linking Hwy. 29 & Silverado trail
- Each crossroad averages
1-3 miles distance - Portions of these roads have no Bike Lane or shoulder
- Posted speed limit: 25-55mph
- Mostly flat to gently rolling
- Panoramic vineyard views
- Access to some wineries
Highway 29

- Main thouroughfare
- Significant stretches with designated Class II Bike Lane
- Mostly flat
- Panoramic vineyard views
- Posted speed limit: 45-55mph
- Main thouroughfare for truck traffic
- Prounounced truck traffic
Sept-Oct (during Harvest) - High density of wineries
The Vine Trail

- Car-Free recreational path
- 12.5 miles from southern Napa to Yountville
- Entirely flat
- Open to bicyclists, wakers, runners, rollerbladers, etc.
- More than a dozen wineries within 2 miles of the trail
- Northernmost 5 miles: vineyard views & wineries
- Between Oak Knoll Ave. & Vallejo St.: urban/city views
- South of Downtown: Scenic 7-mile Kennedy Park Loop