County guide
19 outings for families, couples, seniors and groups, each linked to its source.
State parks, a geyser, a grist mill and hands-on history museums.
Nearly 150 artworks and photographs by Disney designer and art director Mary Blair, from the Walt Disney Family Museum. Through Jan 10, 2027.
Holiday crafts, milling demonstrations, folk music, cider and cookie decorating, 10am-2pm.
Fully restored water-powered grist mill built in 1846 by Edward Turner Bale and Maria Sobranes Vallejo Bale, with guided tours and exhibits. Three miles north of St. Helena on Highway 29.
Redwoods, tanoak, Douglas-fir and madrone forest between St. Helena and Calistoga. Stroll the Redwood Trail in Ritchey Canyon or picnic under the firs. Dogs are allowed only in developed areas.
One of California's largest freshwater lakes, 23 miles long with 165 miles of shoreline. Fishing, hiking, bird watching and picnicking year-round; boats must follow golden mussel launch rules.
Checked 2026-10-20Open-space park with multi-use trails, including the new Moore Creek Trail Redux and the roughly 3-mile Yip Trip Trail loop. No potable water.
Farm-fresh produce and local food in a downtown city parking lot. CalFresh shoppers get double benefits for fruits and vegetables. No pets except trained service animals.
Guided monthly hikes on the third Saturday at a different park each month, exploring local flora, fauna, history and ecology. Next: Sat Nov 21, 2026, Fish & Watersheds with Napa RCD; free, RSVP opens early in the month; location announced with RSVP.
Geyser that erupts about every 15 to 30 minutes, plus a heritage animal farm with fainting goats, native gardens, bocce lawns and a geology museum. Leashed dogs welcome; free parking.
Public market near downtown Napa with food and drink vendors, shops and restaurants.
Dioramas by Disney animator Ben Sharpsteen, the restored Sam Brannan Cottage, a stagecoach and exhibits on the Wappo people. Kid-friendly with a free scavenger hunt.
Hike or ride from Skyline Wilderness Park up the Napa Solano Ridge Trail into Suscol Headwaters Park. A long round trip with no water or restrooms at Suscol, so bring water. Dogs are not allowed on Skyline trails.
Art and museum exhibitions, a film night, food markets and a geyser.
Nearly 150 artworks and photographs by Disney designer and art director Mary Blair, from the Walt Disney Family Museum. Through Jan 10, 2027.
Exhibition on the designers Charles and Ray Eames from the Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity, at the Napa Valley Museum's new St. Helena location across Highway 29 from V. Sattui Winery. Through Apr 18, 2027.
Friday Night Films screening at Napa Valley Museum Yountville.
Farm-fresh produce and local food in a downtown city parking lot. CalFresh shoppers get double benefits for fruits and vegetables. No pets except trained service animals.
Geyser that erupts about every 15 to 30 minutes, plus a heritage animal farm with fainting goats, native gardens, bocce lawns and a geology museum. Leashed dogs welcome; free parking.
Public market near downtown Napa with food and drink vendors, shops and restaurants.
Contemporary art center with galleries and outdoor artwork. Tours Friday-Sunday at 11am; advance reservation encouraged.
A historic grist mill, museums, exhibitions and guided hikes.
Nearly 150 artworks and photographs by Disney designer and art director Mary Blair, from the Walt Disney Family Museum. Through Jan 10, 2027.
Exhibition on the designers Charles and Ray Eames from the Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity, at the Napa Valley Museum's new St. Helena location across Highway 29 from V. Sattui Winery. Through Apr 18, 2027.
Expert valuations by John Moran Auctioneers in four 90-minute sessions (10am, 11:30am, 1:30pm, 3pm); up to three items per ticket, and each ticket includes admission for two to the Mary Blair exhibition.
Holiday crafts, milling demonstrations, folk music, cider and cookie decorating, 10am-2pm.
Fully restored water-powered grist mill built in 1846 by Edward Turner Bale and Maria Sobranes Vallejo Bale, with guided tours and exhibits. Three miles north of St. Helena on Highway 29.
Farm-fresh produce and local food in a downtown city parking lot. CalFresh shoppers get double benefits for fruits and vegetables. No pets except trained service animals.
Guided monthly hikes on the third Saturday at a different park each month, exploring local flora, fauna, history and ecology. Next: Sat Nov 21, 2026, Fish & Watersheds with Napa RCD; free, RSVP opens early in the month; location announced with RSVP.
Dioramas by Disney animator Ben Sharpsteen, the restored Sam Brannan Cottage, a stagecoach and exhibits on the Wappo people. Kid-friendly with a free scavenger hunt.
Contemporary art center with galleries and outdoor artwork. Tours Friday-Sunday at 11am; advance reservation encouraged.
Mountain trails, open-space parks, Lake Berryessa and museum events.
Exhibition on the designers Charles and Ray Eames from the Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity, at the Napa Valley Museum's new St. Helena location across Highway 29 from V. Sattui Winery. Through Apr 18, 2027.
Expert valuations by John Moran Auctioneers in four 90-minute sessions (10am, 11:30am, 1:30pm, 3pm); up to three items per ticket, and each ticket includes admission for two to the Mary Blair exhibition.
Friday Night Films screening at Napa Valley Museum Yountville.
Boat-in-only wilderness park on Lake Berryessa with rustic camping and a limited trail system. No campfires and no potable water. Capell Cove boat launch is currently closed except by Special Event Permit.
Redwoods, tanoak, Douglas-fir and madrone forest between St. Helena and Calistoga. Stroll the Redwood Trail in Ritchey Canyon or picnic under the firs. Dogs are allowed only in developed areas.
One of California's largest freshwater lakes, 23 miles long with 165 miles of shoreline. Fishing, hiking, bird watching and picnicking year-round; boats must follow golden mussel launch rules.
Checked 2026-10-20Open-space park with multi-use trails, including the new Moore Creek Trail Redux and the roughly 3-mile Yip Trip Trail loop. No potable water.
Guided monthly hikes on the third Saturday at a different park each month, exploring local flora, fauna, history and ecology. Next: Sat Nov 21, 2026, Fish & Watersheds with Napa RCD; free, RSVP opens early in the month; location announced with RSVP.
Challenging, rocky 8.3-mile trail on an old stagecoach route between Calistoga and Pope Valley, climbing 1,500 feet with sweeping Napa Valley views. Dogs allowed under voice command.
Public market near downtown Napa with food and drink vendors, shops and restaurants.
Undeveloped 5,272-acre park with trails to the summit of Mount St. Helena and views over Napa, Sonoma and Lake counties. Seven miles north of Calistoga on Highway 29. No dogs.
Hike or ride from Skyline Wilderness Park up the Napa Solano Ridge Trail into Suscol Headwaters Park. A long round trip with no water or restrooms at Suscol, so bring water. Dogs are not allowed on Skyline trails.
Contemporary art center with galleries and outdoor artwork. Tours Friday-Sunday at 11am; advance reservation encouraged.
Free entry, plus outings with a low parking or entry fee.
Boat-in-only wilderness park on Lake Berryessa with rustic camping and a limited trail system. No campfires and no potable water. Capell Cove boat launch is currently closed except by Special Event Permit.
Open-space park with multi-use trails, including the new Moore Creek Trail Redux and the roughly 3-mile Yip Trip Trail loop. No potable water.
Farm-fresh produce and local food in a downtown city parking lot. CalFresh shoppers get double benefits for fruits and vegetables. No pets except trained service animals.
Guided monthly hikes on the third Saturday at a different park each month, exploring local flora, fauna, history and ecology. Next: Sat Nov 21, 2026, Fish & Watersheds with Napa RCD; free, RSVP opens early in the month; location announced with RSVP.
Challenging, rocky 8.3-mile trail on an old stagecoach route between Calistoga and Pope Valley, climbing 1,500 feet with sweeping Napa Valley views. Dogs allowed under voice command.
Undeveloped 5,272-acre park with trails to the summit of Mount St. Helena and views over Napa, Sonoma and Lake counties. Seven miles north of Calistoga on Highway 29. No dogs.
Dioramas by Disney animator Ben Sharpsteen, the restored Sam Brannan Cottage, a stagecoach and exhibits on the Wappo people. Kid-friendly with a free scavenger hunt.
Hike or ride from Skyline Wilderness Park up the Napa Solano Ridge Trail into Suscol Headwaters Park. A long round trip with no water or restrooms at Suscol, so bring water. Dogs are not allowed on Skyline trails.