The wine region of California is famous for its beautiful scenery which is accompanied by fresh and delicious wine. There is always something to do here but different months offer different activities and this list will give travelers an idea of the exact things they can do in Napa during the month of their visit.

9 October

For those who love the advantage of a busy atmosphere and the best fall scenery, this combination can only be offered by the beautiful month of October. In October, Napa is colored up in orange and yellow colors as the fall season is at its peak during this period. Besides Halloween events, wine tasting, and views of the gorgeous fields, October is also the harvest season in Napa. This means lots of harvest festivals and plenty of wine tasting tours to enjoy.

8 November

With Napa still in the season of Autumn and approaching winter, November is the month that begins the slow season of the year. The crowds are gone, the hotels are empty, and things become cheaper. The fields still glow in orange and yellow colors and the relaxed atmosphere even makes a walk in the fields more appealing. Wine tasting is still a thing to do during this month plus thanksgiving events, and light festivals usually take place in November. A visit to the small towns in Napa will also have travelers biting through some delicious seasonal dishes while enjoying the captivating views.

7 December and January

Napa valley takes full swing into the winter season in December. This is the most reserved period in the region as the crowds have fled to escape the chilly and wet winter Weather of Napa. The winter period from December to January is the best time to enjoy Napa valley on a cheaper budget. With the wine still tasting as good as always, travelers can visit as many wineries as they want before heading to some art galleries to enjoy some sightseeing at the cheapest rate and with fewer crowds. Winter in Napa is characterized by rain so there will be amazing views of greenery spread out over the landscape and very frequent views of the rainbow as well. December in Napa also presents lots of events and the atmosphere is most relaxing to enjoy a warm time near a fireplace, take an exciting walk through the wet fields, or enjoy a delicious meal with some wine at a restaurant.

6 February

In February, things to do in Napa still hover around Wine tasting but the weather during this month is also conducive for some outdoor activities. Since February is also the romance month, many tours present a combination of wine tasting and romance. The crowd is still lesser during this month which makes it easier (and cheaper) to book a hotel or enjoy relaxing massages. The foggy atmosphere even makes it more relaxing and spending time with a partner more enjoyable beside a cozy fireplace.

5 March

The arrival of spring puts this amazing wine region on the radar of many travelers. In March, the fields become brighter and the leaves radiate in a rejuvenation. This is the busy season of Napa valley. Hot air balloon rides will get travelers started on the scenery of this wine region and all that blossoms. For those who want to do it on foot, the Napa Valley marathon held in March is a great opportunity to see 26.2 miles of the charming landscape of Napa.

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4 April and May

The spring season is one of the best times to be in Napa and the crowd will agree to this. During these months, travelers can enjoy hikes to the nearby mountains or take a walk around the vineyards to see beautiful grapes while enjoying the cool smell of the vineyard breeze. Hop on a valley wine train for some intense wine tasting and enjoy views of the moving scenery from the window. The company on the train even makes the atmosphere more relaxed and fun and will even have people making fellow wine-loving friends as they explore the wineries. Art galleries, restaurants, and wineries are open all day long and due to the huge tourist inflow, bookings have to be made ahead of time to be able to make it in.

3 June

Even though there might be little rainfall in Napa in June, the region is mostly dry during this period. From biking and hiking through the hilly fields to wine tasting and hopping from one restaurant to the other, travelers will enjoy a fun time while worrying less about any disturbance from rain. The bright atmosphere and scenic views even make golf an enjoyable thing to do during this. Hot air balloon rides are even more enjoyable in June as the sun lights up the valley presenting clearer views.

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2 July and August

Napa Valley is still in its peak season in July and August which means the crowds are still present and prices are still high but the things to enjoy during this period are worth all that huge tourist presence. With the summer sun still blazing, spending some time by a beach is a great way to unwind. There are no beaches in Napa valley but Sonoma coast state beach, Lake Berryessa reservoir, Bodega bay, and Timber Cove are located nearby. Never miss wine tasting in Napa especially in the peak months of the summer season. Sometimes, combining wine with meals even offers a more enjoyable experience. With the sun still lighting up the entire valley, nothing will be hidden from the sight of those who view Napa valley from a hot air balloon.

1 September

September may be the end of the summer season but that does not mean it is the end of the peak season in Napa Valley. Even with the crowds seeing a gradual decline, September is still a period to enjoy Napa valley in its summer goodness with the added advantage of the bustle and hustle of the harvest season. Get ready for some harvest events where there will be lots of wine-tasting in between delicious food and epic music.

Travelers can even be offered the opportunity to get involved in some grape picking and those who ask might also get a taste of some fresh wine. Since this is the time when many wineries are busy producing wine, be sure to pay attention as there are lots of things to learn.

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