Visit Napa Valley

Begin exploring the valley by clicking on a town name

American Canyon is an ideal home base for exploring the area. You'll find a variety of affordable branded hotels, easy access to San Francisco, nature preserves, wetlands and waterways.

As the largest town in Napa Valley, Napa is a destination in its own right — home to locally-driven restaurants, hip wine tasting rooms, stylish boutiques, whimsical works of public art.

Yountville is a luxurious getaway with small-town charm. You'll find Michelin-star restaurants, upscale hotels, shops and wine tasting rooms, bakeries, bistros, organic gardens and thought-provoking sculptures.

As a small stop on Highway 29, Oakville is a modern-day hamlet known for the Oakville Grocery, and well-known and boutique wineries producing legendary Cabernet Sauvignon.

Among Napa Valley’s famed Cabernets, those hailing specifically from the Rutherford area have an especially passionate following. Find historic and boutique wineries, scenic countryside, and famous Cabernet Sauvignons here.

St. Helena is the charming and welcoming heart of the Napa Valley — a picturesque town with deep roots, well-curated boutiques, spacious art galleries, pioneering wineries and the Culinary Institute of America at Greystone.

Calistoga offers an easygoing, relaxed vibe — with spas and resorts from casual to chic, mud baths, geothermal hot spring pools and warm-climate high-elevation wineries.

The tiny town of Angwin sits just below the summit of Howell Mountain, one of the most storied wine-growing appellations in the world. Here you'll find classic wine tasting experiences and views that stretch from St. Helena to Calistoga.

One of the largest bodies of fresh water in California, it offers boating, water skiing, wake-boarding, tubing and other fast-paced water sports, plus quiet coves for kayaking, swimming and fishing.