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Getaway Adventures / Wine Country Bike Tours

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Outdoor Recreation
402 Moore Lane
Healdsburg
CA
95448
$139 Per Person
Daily
2
16
4
168
https://getawayadventures.com
Book online; every tour also available as a private event

Founded 1991 by Randy Johnson. Longest continuously owned bike tour company in the region. Sip 'n Cycle (easy), Velo 'n Vino (advanced), kayak Russian River and Jenner Coast, hiking, multi-day 2-7 day combinations.

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Guide
Helmet
Life Jacket
Food & Picnic
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Closed-toe Shoes
Dress in Layers
Water Bottle
Sun Protection
Change of Clothes
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Getaway Adventures / Wine Country Bike Tours

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402 Moore Lane
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Healdsburg
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CA
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95448

longest under one owner

Category
Outdoor Recreation
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Format
Guided
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Difficulty
Moderate
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Group
2
–
16
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Ages
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Price
Bike, kayak, and hike tours · Free e-bike upgrade Healdsburg tours · Wine Country picnic lunch included · Multi-day combinations available
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Book online; every tour also available as a private event
We Provide
Guide
Helmet
Life Jacket
Food & Picnic
Bring
Closed-toe Shoes
Dress in Layers
Water Bottle
Sun Protection
Change of Clothes

Daily

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Getaway Adventures, also doing business as Wine Country Bike Tours, is the longest continuously owner-operated bike tour company in Sonoma County wine country, founded in 1991 by Randy Johnson, who has personally guided wine country bike routes for over thirty years and built relationships with the small-production wineries that don't typically appear on group tour itineraries. The Healdsburg headquarters at 402 Moore Lane is the launch point for half-day and multi-day bike tours, plus a parallel kayak operation on the Russian River and the Jenner coastline.

Experience Highlights

Sip 'n Cycle: the easy-pace tour for beginning cyclists, with an optional e-bike upgrade.

Velo 'n Vino: advanced routes through Dry Creek Valley and Russian River backroads.

Multi-Day Wine Country Adventure: two to seven days pairing bike, kayak, and hike with winery and inn overnights.

Small-Production Winery Access: thirty-plus years of relationships with wineries off the group-tour map.

Picnic Lunch Included: a wine country lunch on most tours.

The signature formats are Sip 'n Cycle (the easy-pace tour for beginning cyclists, with optional e-bike upgrade), Velo 'n Vino (the advanced cycling tour for experienced riders, longer routes through Dry Creek Valley and Russian River backroads), and the multi-day combinations of two to seven days that pair bike, kayak, and hike days with overnight stays at partner wineries and inns. Wine country picnic lunches are included on most tours, prepared by the Healdsburg kitchen Randy has built relationships with for decades. The thirty-plus year operating history is the trust signal: Randy has trained the guides who lead the tours, knows the winery owners personally, and brings a depth of local knowledge no rotating tour company can match. Free e-bike upgrades on Healdsburg tours.

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Randy Johnson

Founder & Owner

Randy Johnson is the founder and owner of Getaway Adventures, which began by accident: a ski injury sent him cycling around Wine Country to rehab a blown knee, and a bike-and-wine outing with his uncle turned into a business. Based in Healdsburg since the early 1990s, he runs its bike, hike, and kayak tours and folded in Wine Country Bikes in 2020.

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Dry Creek Valley at Bike Pace

Adventure Highlight

Dry Creek Valley, the wine region just outside Healdsburg where many Getaway rides roll, is only about 16 miles long and two miles wide, so from a bicycle the vineyards sit close on both sides of the road. Zinfandel has grown here since the 1800s, and the valley has been a recognized American Viticultural Area since 1983.