This two day tour combines the beauty of Muir Woods with the award winning wines of Northern California. The tour starts by crossing over the Golden Gate Bridge and heading into the Marin Headlands.

Big Basin State Park, created over 100 years ago, is California's oldest state park. The park is known for its ancient Redwood trees that are nearly 1,500 years old. This park offers beautiful, lush forests with excellent single track hiking along several cascading waterfalls.

Kayak through granite boulder fields and past hidden beaches on Lake Tahoe's only undeveloped side of the lake. While our excellent guides discuss the natural and human history of the area, you paddle around the fascinating historic Thunderbird Lodge!

Muir Woods National Monument is only 12 miles from San Francisco but offers some of the finest scenery and Redwood Groves anywhere.

The Russian River region in Sonoma, California has been designated a cool growing region because the coastal fog creeps up the river and its tributaries. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay made here are exceptional in their own right. Not to be overlooked are the sparkling wines that are produced here.

Like fine wine, this is a classic tour that has been a favorite for 2 million+ visitors every year to this sunny and warm region on the Monterey Peninsula in California.

If you are a waterfall lover, this could possibly be the most impressive waterfall hike anywhere in the San Francisco Bay Area that includes excellent ocean views, coastal lakes and a spectacular waterfall that cascades 60 feet down, to the sandy beach below.