About the Napa Wine Train
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Passenger service was discontinued in the 1930s due to the rise of the automobile, and the train tracks in St. Helena were eventually abandoned altogether in 1960. But, in 1987, a group of Napa Valley citizens purchased the tracks and created the Napa Valley Wine Train with the goal of preserving the historic rail line and of reducing congestion in the Napa Valley. Today, the Napa Valley Wine Train offers several interesting wine tasting tours that run from Napa to St. Helena, allowing passengers to relax, enjoy local wines and dine on a gourmet lunch or dinner as they ride in luxurious, turn-of-the-century Pullman lounge cars, observation cars and dining cars. Fully-stocked wine bars in the lounge cars offer more than 100 different local wines and the Wine Train station’s popular wine shop stocks over 300 different wines for wine lovers to choose from. The Napa Valley Wine Train also offers several special events throughout the year including murder mystery dinners, vintner's luncheons, and a variety of private events. www.winetrain.com
Napa Wine Train Hotel Accommodations. Stay at the Hawthorn Inn & Suites after a fun day on the Napa Valley Wine Train. Our hotel is centrally located just a short drive away from the Napa Valley Wine Train, Napa Valley wineries and other area attractions. The Hawthorn Inn & Suites offers spacious and comfortable accommodations, a refreshing swimming pool, complimentary hot breakfast buffet, free high-speed Internet access, and Napa wine tasting tour specials for a fabulous wine country vacation or weekend getaway. [Top]Wine Tours on the Napa Valley Wine Train. The Napa Valley Wine Train offers several regular tours of the Napa Valley. These relaxing, three-hour rides begin at the Napa Valley Wine Train Station in Napa to St. Helena and back, passing through the towns of Yountville, Oakville, and Rutherford along the way. Large picture windows and plush seats invite riders to sit back, relax and enjoy the scenery as they sip a variety of wines during the journey. The Napa Valley Wine Train makes two stops during the ride, and the stops vary based on the day of the week. On Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, the train stops in Yountville for a tour of the historic Domaine Chandon winery. On weekdays (Monday through Friday), the train stops at the Grgich Hills winery for a tour. Special events vary, so visitors can check the train’s itinerary on their website at www.winetrain.com/reservations/special-events. [Top]
Special Events on the Napa Valley Wine Train.The Napa Valley Wine Train hosts a variety of fun special events throughout the year. From thrilling mystery dinner cruises to family fun nights, romantic moonlight train rides to traditional Thanksgiving dinners, the Napa Valley Wine Train is always offering visitors a new way to explore and enjoy the Napa Valley. For event reservations, call (707) 253-2111 or visit www.winetrain.com/reservations/special-events/index.html. [Top]
Ride the Napa Valley Wine Train. The Napa Valley Wine Train offers a variety of three-hour long train tours, from Napa to St. Helena and back. Visitors can choose from several different lunch and dinner packages, as well as a variety of special events, all featuring gourmet food and a fantastic assortment of delicious Napa Valley wines. Tours depart daily from the Napa Valley Wine Train Station. Times vary depending on tours. For more information, or to reserve your seats on the Napa Valley Wine Train, visit www.winetrain.com. [Top]
Hawthorn Inn & Suites - Napa Valley, California (CA)
314 Soscol Avenue, Napa, CA 94559
Reservations: 800-527-1133 Contact: 707-226-1878 Fax: 707-226-1448
Email: info@napavalleyinns.com
314 Soscol Avenue, Napa, CA 94559
Reservations: 800-527-1133 Contact: 707-226-1878 Fax: 707-226-1448
Email: info@napavalleyinns.com
