Preserving Napa’s Rail Line
Since 1864, our rails have been a principal source of travel through Napa Valley. It’s a history almost as old as the state of California. Learn how we preserve and keep our train rolling.
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Napa Valley Vine Trail
The Napa Valley Vine Trail will be a 47-mile pedestrian and cyclist pathway intending to connect the Valley from Vallejo to Calistoga. With a great portion of the trail running on Wine Train property, parallel to our tracks, it’s another way to experience the natural beauty of California Wine Country. Currently, we’re helping develop a segment from Yountville to St. Helena, with half of this section covering Wine Train land.
Created by the Napa Valley Vine Trail Coalition, a grass-roots non-profit organization, the Vine Trail doesn’t only connect the Valley geographically. It aims to unite the art and culture of Napa while creating a stunning thoroughfare for walkers, hikers, and cyclists in the process. Family- and pet-friendly, everyone is welcome to take advantage of free access to this expansive outdoor destination.
Like the Wine Train, the Napa Valley Vine Trail is a fixture in the Napa community, offering and supporting a variety of cultural programs. Whether educational efforts, like the Outdoor Classroom Curriculum and Interpretive Panels, that connect student development to the Napa landscape or partnering with artistically-minded endeavors, like the Rail Arts District Napa and its outdoor museum, the Vine Trail shares our mission of cultivating the heart and soul of the Valley.
Stewards of the Valley
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Love Lock Bridge
Connecting our station and the boarding platform, the Love Lock Bridge invites you to commemorate your bond. Leave behind a token of your love, whether riding with us or passing through the Valley.
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Rail Arts District
RAD Napa helps cultivate Napa Valley with ongoing work on the “Cross-Town Commuter Path.” Vibrant murals, sculptures, and landscaping add to stunning visuals on this stretch of Downtown Napa.
