Sonoma Valley E-Bike Wine Tour
Depart from quaint downtown Sonoma — where California wine got its start — and roll along charming backroads with vineyard views in every direction. Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc, poured at two family-owned wineries.
$250 per person · 10am–3:30pm · private, any group size. Tasting fees on this route are paid at the winery (typically $30–50 per person).
We pick you up from where you are staying in the Sonoma area and then depart from the nearest bike-friendly location.
The Ride: Pedal To Pour Sonoma
$250 per person
Nicknamed “Pedal To Pour”, you’ll ride 10–20 customized miles on quiet Sonoma Valley backroads, matched to your pace. E-bikes and hybrids with helmets and water provided.
The Gourmet Picnic Lunch
Included with every tour
Charcuterie, then a chef-prepared picnic served in a winery setting — salmon, chicken, beef, or vegetarian, dessert included. Never sandwiches.
Tastings at Two Wineries
You pay tasting fees at the wineries: $30-$50 per tasting
We stop at two Small-production estates where the person pouring often made the wine — no tour-bus crowds, no rushed tastings.
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I would recommend anyone looking to do a fun activity in the Healdsburg, Sonoma, and Napa area to contact Adventures in Cycling, you will not be disappointed that you did; in fact, you will be missing out on a wonderful experience if you don't.
Brenda W - Tripadvisor
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What a day! Had an absolutely fabulous day with Amber as our guide. Amber came to our hotel and led us on a fabulous tour of the wine country and offered unique insight into the wine making process. The two wineries we visited were as charming as can be. My wife and I highly recommend Adventures in Cycling for a great day of biking and a little day drinking as well :)
Eric W · TripAdvisor
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“Dave took our group to three wineries in the Dry Creek Valley and we had the best day. Everything was perfect — from the details at each of our stops to the delicious lunch.”
Elizabeth S · TripAdvisor
Frequently Asked Questions
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The tour is $250 per person and includes your guide, e-bike tour and a gourmet picnic lunch. Guests need to pay tasting fees at the Sonoma wineries, which generally start at $30.
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Tours run from 10:00 a.m. to about 3:30 p.m. — a full day in the Sonoma Valley without feeling rushed.
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We ride 10 to 20 miles at your pace on quiet country roads with some rolling hills. Pedal-assist e-bikes make the hills easy, so the ride suits most fitness levels — and if you prefer a traditional bike, hybrids are available too.
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We stop at two (sometimes three) small, family-owned wineries pouring small-production wines you can usually only taste at the winery — matched to your group's tastes. Our favorite winery stops that we tend to take our groups to are Buena Vista Winery and Gundlach Bundschu Winery.
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Your guide, e-bike or hybrid, helmet, water, and a gourmet picnic lunch. Guide gratuity is not included.
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A gourmet picnic — never sandwiches. Choose from salmon, chicken, beef, or vegetarian options, served in a beautiful setting alongside the vines.
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Yes. We take just one group per day — typically 2 to 6 riders — and customize the miles, wineries, and menu to you. Larger groups of up to 20 can be arranged.
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We pick you up in the morning from wherever you are staying in the Sonoma area. We will then stage and depart from the nearest bike-friendly area.
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We provide helmets and water. You should wear comfortable clothing and sunglasses.
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We will know if rain is likely a few days ahead of your scheduled tour. In case your tour is rained out, we will reimburse your booking fee.
Ready to Ride Sonoma Valley?
Book with the button below, or reach out to us if you have questions or need modifications. Contact us directly via the form on this page, via email, or by calling 707.326.0236.