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1. Clos Pegase Winery
- You've sampled it, now see how it's been depicted through the ages with this tongue-in-cheek recap of wine in history using artwork as the guide.... read more
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2. Mt. St. Helena
- By far the highest point in the north bay area at 4,339 feet, the summit of Mt. St. Helena offers stunning 360-degree views of the entire Napa... read more
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3. Dr Wilkinsons Hot Springs Resort
- This is an hour+ drive from SF, but the Mud baths are very relaxing! The mud baths have a deep heating effect and the clear water bath afterwards... read more
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4. Mt. St. Helena
- This trail takes you to the highest point in the North Bay region -- the summit of 4.339 foot-high Mt. St Helena. The fire road can get very hot... read more
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5. Sterling Vineyards
- Producing fine estate wines since 1969. read more
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6. Schramsberg Vineyards
- The Schramsberg winery was established way back in the year 1862 by German immigrants, and a century later, in the year 1965, it became the first... read more
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7. Castello di Amorosa
For a taste of medieval Europe in Napa, head to this 121,000-square-foot stone castle. The eight-level structure, with 90 feet of caves, a dungeon,...
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8. Frank Family Vineyards
- Welcome to the Frank Family Vineyards winery, located on Larkmead Lane south of Calistoga, where wine tastes the sweetest! First constructed in... read more
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9. Clos Pegase
- Named in honor of Pegasus, this Calistoga winery produces value priced wines. read more
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10. Petrified Forest
- Between tastings in the popular wine country, consider a peaceful time in the Petrified Forest, and learn a little bit about the geology of the... read more
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The Best of NileGuide
- There’s never a reason to be bored in Calistoga. There are just too many things to do. Start with the must-see attractions, move to the big sights and fine museums, check out some tours, dig in to some outdoor activities, and work your way down to the between-the-cracks, off-the-beaten-path gems. Just leave some time to catch your breath.
