Russian River Valley or Dry Creek Valley Wine Tour by Segway

Russian River Valley or Dry Creek Valley Wine Tour by Segway

Break away from the crowds and explore the Dry Creek Valley or Russian River Valley wine region on a Segway, a personal form of transportation that lets you enjoy an intimate experience of Sonoma wine country. Drive your Segway through the picturesque countryside dotted with vineyards as your guide takes you to several wineries for wine tastings and photo opportunities. The remote locations and exclusive atmospheres of these wineries will make this day a special and memorable experience.

Meet your guide in Healdsburg for a 20-minute Segway training. A Segway tour combines the quick pace of a coach tour with the relaxing atmosphere and fresh air of a walking tour, allowing you to experience Sonoma wine country at its best. Once you feel comfortable on your Segway, follow your guide through one of the most scenic locations in the country, pausing to snap photos along the way.

Choose to explore Dry Creek Valley or Russian River Valley, two epically beautiful wine regions in Sonoma County.

Dry Creek Valley

Drive your Segway through various microclimates and into the historic Dry Creek Valley, a region famed for its zinfandel, cabernet sauvignon and sauvignon blanc.

With your guide, embark on a road less traveled, visiting three lesser-known wineries in the area: Ridge Vineyards, Mazzocco Winery and Quivira Vineyards. At these less-crowded wineries, enjoy wine tastings without fighting for space at the tasting counters. Before or after your visit to the wineries, stop for lunch or a snack -- outdoors, if possible -- to enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

Russian River Valley

Travel through beautiful Russian River Valley, known for its chardonnays and pinot noirs. Feel free to ask your guide to take photos and videos of you and your family or friends with the rolling vineyards in the background -- these are included and will be sent to you via email after your tour.

Visit Rodney Strong Vineyards and J Vineyards to explore the grounds and enjoy wine tastings. Stop for a snack before heading to your last destination, the vineyards of the oldest working winery in Sonoma, Foppiano Vineyards.