Do you love farm fresh goodies? Well, Sonoma County’s Dry Creek Valley offers some of the best produce, fruit and wine anywhere on the planet.
Besides an amazing climate and great soil, creative local artisan producers have come up with some wild and wonderful organic and sustainable farming methods. Our goal is to take you behind the scenes to see where many of the top local restaurants get their produce; we also want to give you a fun and relaxed bike ride in arguably the most beautiful biking area on earth! Led by the best bike guides in the business, we’ll visit farms, wineries, fruit producers (depending on the season), olive oil specialists, and lots more.
We meet everyone in Healdsburg at 10:00 am. Once fitted and ready to ride we cycle the short distance to our first stop.
We then cycle 5 miles up to Quivira winery, one of the most intriguing organic and sustainable wineries in the valley. We’ll visit their seasonal vegetable gardens and then we’ll check out their quirky chicken coop with colorful and exotic chickens. Quivira is also known for their balanced care of the environment, and they give back in many ways, from restoring creeks to creating pools for spawning fish.
After lunch we cycle 3 miles back down to Dry Creek Road to our final stop at Kokomo Winery and an olive oil press facility. We get an insider’s look at producing local olive oil and taste one of Sonoma County’s favorite wines. We pack up from there and head back to our starting point where we bid you farewell.
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Time: 10:00 am to 3:30pm
Includes: Hybrid bike and helmet rental, unlimited water, Wine Country picnic lunch, and professional local guides. Tasting fees and guide gratuity are not included.
Price: $149 (Discounts available for groups of 4 or more. Call for details.)
Save $20 per person on all tours taken through February 2010.
Gift certificate also available.
Hello,
I just book a tour for my wife and I for May 17 and was wondering where in Healdsburg we woudl meet up with you folks. Looking forward to the tour.
Bill