Practical information for reaching and navigating Napa Valley.
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A Wine Country landmark on Highway 29 in Oakville since 1881, pairing a market of local provisions, wood-fired pizza, and art…
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The only private golf club in Napa Valley, set on 181 acres among vineyards on Hagen Road with a USGA-certified 18-hole cours…
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A Napa Valley jeweler on 1st Street offering custom design, engagement rings and wedding bands, watches, and estate buying, w…
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A Napa winery known for its tasting-room hospitality and estate wines, set on a hillside property along Rapp Lane just off th…
View Profile →Regional airport options for reaching Napa Valley.
General aviation facility; no traditional scheduled commercial airline service. JSX offers seasonal public charter flights (DOT Part 380) to Burbank, Santa Monica and Orange County.
Airport Information →Distances and drive times are approximate estimates without traffic and can vary by route and conditions.
Local fixed routes serving Napa, connecting neighborhoods, downtown, shopping and schools, Monday through Saturday.
Serves: Napa Route & Service Details →Daily service linking Napa to Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga along Highway 29.
Serves: Napa, Yountville, St. Helena, Calistoga Route & Service Details →Daily service between Napa and Vallejo, with stops at the Vallejo Transit Center.
Serves: Napa, Vallejo Route & Service Details →Weekday service between Napa and Fairfield/Suisun City.
Serves: Napa, Fairfield, Suisun City Route & Service Details →Monday–Saturday service connecting Napa to the El Cerrito Del Norte BART station.
Serves: Napa Route & Service Details →On-demand local transit serving American Canyon, Monday through Saturday.
Serves: American Canyon Route & Service Details →Daily on-demand local transit serving Yountville.
Serves: Yountville Route & Service Details →On-demand local transit serving St. Helena, Monday through Saturday.
Serves: St. Helena Route & Service Details →Daily on-demand local transit serving Calistoga.
Serves: Calistoga Route & Service Details →Schedules and fares change; use each route's official page for current service rather than a copied timetable.
No direct passenger rail station serves Napa. Gold Runner trains stop at Martinez, CA; Amtrak Thruway connecting bus Route 7 continues to the Soscol Gateway Transit Center in downtown Napa on select trips.
Rail & Connection Details →VINE Route 21 (Napa-Solano Express) connects Napa to the Capitol Corridor at the Suisun City Train Depot, Monday through Friday, for onward travel toward Sacramento, the East Bay and San Jose.
Rail & Connection Details →Napa Valley has no direct passenger rail station; reaching either service requires a connecting VINE Transit or Amtrak Thruway bus.
State Route 29 is the primary north-south corridor through Napa Valley, connecting American Canyon, Napa, Yountville, Oakville, Rutherford, St. Helena and Calistoga.
Traffic is heaviest on weekends and during the fall grape harvest season; the Napa Valley Transportation Authority maintains a long-range State Route 29 Corridor Plan addressing congestion. Highway & Corridor Details →Most visitors approach via I-80 and SR-37 to SR-29 through American Canyon, or via the Richmond–San Rafael Bridge and SR-37.
American Canyon, at the south end of the valley, is the primary entry point onto Highway 29 from the Bay Area.
For current closures, construction and traffic conditions, use Caltrans QuickMap or 511.org rather than a fixed description.
Toll information is regional and applies depending on the route used to reach Napa Valley.
Bay Area bridge tolls are collected electronically; there are no cash toll booths. FasTrak has the lowest rate; license-plate/pay-as-you-go and invoice rates are higher. Rates shown are for a standard two-axle vehicle and are subject to change.