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200 Larkin St James Lick Memorial Statue
San Francisco, CA 94102
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Russian River Valley Biking & Wineries
Duration: 9 hours; $159; Head out to the gorgeous Russian River Valley for a day of travel and tastings. You'll be set up with a bike and guided from winery to winery, where you can sample and buy delicious wares. Along the way, you'll stop for a delicious picnic lunch amongst the vineyards. If the rolling hills of the valley get to be too much for you, you can always ride along in the shuttle that accompanies your whole trip, just for the purpose of carrying purchased bottles and weary riders. And the best part is there's no need to feel guilty about spending the day drinking; you'll just work it off on your way to the next spot.
Explore the best wineries and beautiful landscape of Russian River Valley by bike
Pedal from winery to winery, stopping for a picnic lunch in the vineyards along the way
Store your purchased bottles in a shuttle, or take a break in there from cycling
Note : The total mileage ranges between 10 and 15 miles, or 20-30 minutes of cycling between wineries
The cost of this activity includes transportation, guide, bike rental, helmet, water, support vehicle and a gourmet picnic lunch. The price of wine tasting fees are not included in the price of this booking; it is extra and to be paid upon arrival.
Beers and Bikes Tour
Duration: 3 hours; $75; Bikes and beers were born to go together, like peanut butter and jelly, or handlebar mustaches and irony. Explore some of San Francisco's newest and hippest neighborhoods as you pedal to and from three of the area's best craft breweries and beer gardens, where you can cool off with frosty pints of local brews. Past tours have included stops like 21st Amendment Brewery, Magnolia Brew Pub, Barrel Head Brewhouse, and Triple Voo Doo Brewery. Besides, no need to feel guilty about spending the day drinking, you'll just work it off on your way to the next spot.
Tour San Francisco by bike as you visit the area's best breweries and beer gardens
Stop at off the beaten path locations and enjoy delicious local brews
Embrace a perfect combination of exercise and recreation
Participate in a cool and unique way to explore the city
Note : Price covers the first pint at each establishment
There is a maximum group size of 12 people.
Dry Creek Wine and Biking Day Trip
Duration: 9 hours;$159; Dry Creek is a complete misnomer on this exciting tasting trip. Leaving San Francisco behind, you'll be shuttled out to beautiful Dry Creek Valley, known for its rustic atmosphere and quaint, family-owned wineries. There, you'll be set up with a bike and guided from winery to winery, where you can sample and buy delicious wares. Along the way, you'll stop for a delicious picnic lunch amongst the vineyards. If the rolling hills of the valley get to be too much for you, you can always ride along in the shuttle that accompanies your whole trip, just for the purpose of carrying purchased bottles and weary riders. And the best part is there's no need to feel guilty about spending the day drinking -- you'll just work it off on your way to the next spot.
Explore the best wineries and beautiful landscape of Dry Creek Valley by bike
Pedal from winery to winery, stopping for a picnic lunch in the vineyards along the way
Store your purchased bottles in a shuttle, or jump in to take a break from cycling
Note The total mileage ranges between 10 and 15 miles, or 20-30 minutes of cycling between wineries
The cost of this activity includes transportation, guide, bike rental, helmet, water, support vehicle and a gourmet picnic lunch. The price of wine tasting fees are not included in the price of this booking; it is extra and to be paid upon arrival.
Cancellation Policy : There are no refunds; all sales are final.