ナパ郡のおすすめランニングルート

Great views however quite technical in areas.

The Napa River Trail is a flat, 4.5 mile path that follows the river with the same name. It is a popular path, so there is a good chance you will see others out enjoying their time on the trail.

At this point in the Napa River Trail, you are treated with a view into the Napa Train Station where a Napa Valley Wine Train is permanently parked. The classic train with a steam locomotive is a beloved symbol of the area.

China Point Park was the spot of the original Chinatown in Napa. It is now a beautiful small park, with an overlook onto the Napa River. A moon gate was constructed as the entrance to the park to commemorate the community of Chinese immigrants that lived here in the 1850s.

The Napa River Trail is a scenic 4.3-mile route along the Napa River. The trail is in two segments; the southern stretch, shared with the Napa Valley Vine Trail, runs from Kennedy Park to near downtown Napa. Kennedy Park features family-friendly amenities like a playground, picnic areas, and a golf course, while the trail's endpoint provides access to downtown shops, restaurants, and the iconic Napa Valley Wine Train. The northern segment spans from Lincoln Avenue to Trancas Street, offering views of quiet neighborhoods and wooded riversides. Future plans include extending and connecting the trail with the Napa Valley Commuter Bike Path for a more seamless ride.

Downtown Napa's Riverfront Mall is the heart of California's wine country and popular with tourists. Explore historic streets lined with art galleries, shops, and dining options. Taste fine wines, enjoy live music, and explore Napa Valley history with modern flair. Festivals, community events, and the charm bring in lots of visitors.

The Napa River Trail is a scenic 4.3-mile route along the Napa River. The trail is in two segments; the southern stretch, shared with the Napa Valley Vine Trail, runs from Kennedy Park to near downtown Napa. Kennedy Park features family-friendly amenities like a playground, picnic areas, and a golf course, while the trail's endpoint provides access to downtown shops, restaurants, and the iconic Napa Valley Wine Train. The northern segment spans from Lincoln Avenue to Trancas Street, offering views of quiet neighborhoods and wooded riversides. Future plans include extending and connecting the trail with the Napa Valley Commuter Bike Path for a more seamless ride.

The Pfeiffer Building, Napa's oldest surviving stone commercial building, was constructed in 1875 by Philip Pfeiffer as the Barth Brewery. Over the years, it housed the "Stone Saloon," a brothel, and Sam Kee’s Laundry from the 1920s to the 1970s. Today, it hosts Vintner's Collective, a wine-tasting room open daily except Tuesdays, and the building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.