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Travel Q&A on Napa Valley:Question: #1: Traveling to San Francisco ..and on to Napa Valley and hopefully to see the redwoods.?
Whats the best places to stay in Napa Valley that arent too pricey? We are spending 2 days in SF, then to Napa for a couple days and would like to see the redwoods, but unsure if any are in the vacinity of our destinations (SF or Napa)...any help? - asked by Jan Answer: For Redwoods, go to Muir Woods in Marin County, it's across the GGB from SF on the way to Napa. ... - answered by: triteamdan View All Answers (4) Question: #2: Advice on visiting Napa Valley, California?
We are travelling to stay 6 nights in San Francisco in May, we want to see some of the napa valley. Should we stay a night in Napa Valley or go on a trip from San Francisco? - asked by Simon E Answer: Yes, stay at least a night here. You can't pack it all into a day trip. Stay away from the Wine Train. All you see is the backs of buildings, litter, and brush. And it's overpriced. Now if you really ... - answered by: chefgrille View All Answers (4) Question: #3: What was the Napa valley like in 1506???
Fruits and veggies, animals avaible. Planning time travel ranch. Want to be authentic. - asked by lactoseintolerent Answer: I'm guessing there are a lot less cars back then. O.k., sorry. Couldn't resist. See the URL below. One of those links should help. ... - answered by: dirtyfeet View All Answers (2) Question: #4: Novels that take place in Napa?
I like to read books that are set in places I am about to travel to. Does anyone know any good fiction that takes place in Napa Valley? - asked by 9manties Answer: I haven't read the novel myself, but based on the content of the movie made from it, Sideways by Rex Pickett should have alot of information about Napa Valley.If you don't mind reading alternate history ... - answered by: Trinfan View All Answers (2) Question: #5: best travel locations around San Francisco?
My husband and I are going to San Fran in May. We already plan to visit Napa Valley, Yosemite, Muir Woods, Golden Gate, Alcatraz, piers, and have a city tour on a troll car. What else is a must to see/do in/around San Fran..... - asked by jcss_003 Answer: Actually you could do yourselves a favor and skip Napa Valley in favor of Sonoma Valley; the town of Sonoma is infinitely nicer than Napa and far less touristed. Great food. If it's not too far for you ... - answered by: erlampo View All Answers (5) Question: #6: What would you recommend for RV travel in San Francisco?
I'm flying to San Francisco and renting an RV in October. I'm aware that traffic and parking is a mess in San Francisco, but what other routes would be a good way to go? We'd like to go up through Napa Valley and maybe further north. Any ideas? Thanks. - asked by whale eye Answer: If you are just driving through, then you should have no problem with a RV. If you plan to stay for a few days, it can get costly. There is one RV park. I'd recommend parking there and taking the Muni ... - answered by: Hey You View All Answers (6) Question: #7: Where can I find sweet wines in the Los Angeles area?
I love sweet wines, but it's really hard to find some good ones. I liked the raspberry one's and I'm looking for Pomegranate as well, without the long trip to Napa Valley. I can travel to LA, Pasadena, & SFV. Prefer Los Angeles ;-)BTW I'm 30. - asked by grldragon101 Answer: If you want a REALLY good wine, go to any decent liquor store and ask for Ice Wine. Nectar of the gods, but pricey (maybe $40 for a 375 ml bottle).If you want something a bit more inexpensive, try Muscat ... - answered by: weirina85 View All Answers (4) Question: #8: Recommendations for trips/day trips from San Francisco?
My boyfriend and I are going to San Francisco for two weekends and one full week. We are going to tour SF and visit friends on the weekends but plan on renting a car and traveling away from the city (North and/or South) for the five week days. Does anyone have any recommendations for cities/locations to visit (other than the obvious Napa Valley), things to do, or places to stay (preferably cute/inexpensive bed and breakfasts). Basically, we have five days away from San Fran--what would be your recommendation for how we spend them? Thanks so much!! - asked by Anne S Answer: Half Moon Bay. Its a little town about an hour south. Downtown has numerous little restaurants,art galleries, and bed&breakfasts. There are farms around the town and beautiful beaches with amazing views ... - answered by: Paul View All Answers (5)
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