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Winter Hikes in Napa

Before hitting the big Cabs, hit the big views! The cooler months are a fantastic time to do any of these three vista hikes that lead to huge panoramas—no hot air balloon required!

Week: 02.06.2020
Regions: Northern CA

Seat at the Top Table

Hike to Table Rock in Napa

It just might be the best view in Napa. At 4.5 miles (round-trip) the hike to Table Rock overlook isn’t a walk in the park, but it’s well worth it, packing in plenty of highlights, especially the marquee destination: Table Rock.
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Secret Stash of Redwoods

Hike Redwoods Trails in Napa

Located in the tiny town of Angwin, Pacific Union College has 864 acres of forest that are now open to the public for hiking.
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Tiny Hike, Mighty View

Hidden Timberhill Park in Napa

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Nestled in Napa's beautiful Browns Valley neighborhood, Timberhill Park is a hidden gem with a fantastic hike and equally fantastic views.
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