moderate
4–8 hours
Riders should have a basic level of fitness; the e-assist helps on climbs but pedaling is required.
Ride further and climb higher on Napa Valley’s trails with Calistoga Bikeshop’s full suspension electric mountain bikes. Discover how pedal-assist technology opens new doors for outdoor adventure in this renowned wine country setting.
For all ages
Experience the thrill of riding full suspension electric assist mountain bikes that elevate your adventure to new heights. Pedal your way through stunning trails, effortlessly ascending 1800 feet in just an hour, all while enjoying breathtaking views of Napa Valley. Don’t miss out on this unique outdoor experience!
1 day (8 hours)
Come experience what thousands have discovered during the last couple years - the ability to go further on every ride, to ascend thousands of feet with the effort of riding flat terrain, and to simply get outside more often on two wheels. You have to pedal these bikes - there's no throttle - but the available assistance makes you feel superhuman, and no uphill is off limits. Our full suspension electric assist mountain bikes are amazing Specialized Levos - and are perfect for our local trail and those afar. You can ride right from the shop and be 1800 feet above the valley floor in an hour with sweeping views of Napa Valley.
We do have limited availability and these bikes are very popular, so we recommend calling ahead for size availability.
E-mountain bikes are popular and limited in number; book in advance to secure the right size and time slot.
Bring plenty of water—climbing to 1800 feet can be demanding even with pedal assist, especially under the California sun.
Variable mountain weather can impact trail conditions, so dressing in layers and bringing rain gear in spring and fall is recommended.
E-bikes assist pedaling but require balance and throttle control; beginners should practice on flat terrain before tackling steep climbs.
Calistoga’s landscape is shaped by ancient volcanic activity and was a noted geothermal retreat since the 19th century.
Trail users are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect sensitive soils and native chaparral vegetation.
Protect your head on rocky or uneven trails—mandatory for safety.
Stay properly hydrated, especially during warm weather rides.
summer specific
Prepare for sudden showers or wind with packable rain gear.
spring specific
Improve grip and protect your hands on longer rides, especially when temperatures dip.
fall specific