Muir Woods + Wine Country Combo Day Trip

Two of San Francisco's signature day trips bundled into one big day: the coast redwoods of Muir Woods in the morning, then south into Sonoma wine country for an afternoon of tastings. For travelers with one full day to spend outside the city, it's the maximum-value pairing — the forest and the vineyards back-to-back. The morning crosses the Golden Gate Bridge into Marin County and lands you in Muir Woods, where the trail winds between trees more than two hundred feet tall and centuries older than anything in San Francisco. After the redwoods, the route turns north toward Sonoma, climbing into rolling hills of vineyards and oak savannah. The Sonoma portion typically visits two wineries — a mix of estate setting, varietal range, and tasting style. The guide handles winery selection, timing, and the road, so you can enjoy the day without driving or planning. There's an optional gourmet lunch upsell at midday in wine country for guests who want to make a longer meal of it. Highlights: • Coast redwoods at Muir Woods National Monument • Two-winery tasting in Sonoma County • Golden Gate Bridge crossing • Optional gourmet lunch in wine country • Guide-driven, full-day format Good to know: tasting fees usually paid direct to the wineries. Bring layers — the redwoods are cool, the vineyards can be warm. Comfortable walking shoes for the forest trail. Guests must be 21+ for the wine tastings.