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Biking Sonoma Valley: bike tours, rentals and easy rides

The short answerFor most visitors the easiest way to bike Sonoma Valley is a guided tour. Sonoma Adventures, at 1254 Broadway near the Plaza, runs half-day and full-day winery bike tours with a local guide and lunch, e-bike tours, and rentals delivered to local hotels and rentals. On your own, the paved Valley of the Moon Trail in Sonoma Valley Regional Park is an easy, car-free ride.

Why bike here

The floor of Sonoma Valley between the town of Sonoma and Glen Ellen is mostly gentle, and wineries, cafés and parks are close together. On a bike you see the vineyards up close and nobody has to be the designated driver for a car.

Guided bike tours with Sonoma Adventures

Sonoma Adventures is a local outfit on Broadway, just north of the Plaza. According to its website it offers:

The shop is open every day, 9am to 5pm. Call (707) 938-2080 or book on their website.

Easy rides on your own

In Sonoma Valley Regional Park near Glen Ellen, the paved Valley of the Moon Trail runs about 1.2 miles one way through oak woodland between Highway 12 and Arnold Drive; Sonoma County Regional Parks says trails there are open to hikers, bikers and equestrians. Mountain bikers will find trails at Sugarloaf Ridge State Park, where State Parks lists bike trails, and at Jack London State Historic Park, where cycling is allowed on some trails.

Tips

Questions

Can you bike between wineries in Sonoma?

Yes. The valley floor between Sonoma and Glen Ellen is mostly gentle, and guided tours, like those from Sonoma Adventures, ride between wineries with a guide and lunch.

Can I rent a bike in Sonoma?

Yes. Sonoma Adventures rents bikes and delivers them to hotels and vacation rentals in town. Call (707) 938-2080.

Are there e-bike tours in Sonoma Valley?

Yes. Sonoma Adventures offers electric bike tours.

Is there a bike path in Sonoma Valley?

The paved Valley of the Moon Trail in Sonoma Valley Regional Park near Glen Ellen is about 1.2 miles one way and car-free.

Sources

Facts in this guide were checked on October 16, 2026 against these sources. Hours, prices and rules change, so confirm with the business or park before you go.

  1. Sonoma Adventures (official site)
  2. Sonoma County Regional Parks: Sonoma Valley Regional Park
  3. California State Parks: Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
  4. California State Parks: Jack London State Historic Park

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