Calistoga, California City GuideFor over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Calistoga, California Travel Guide has been your connection to Calistoga's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more. |
Calistoga Attractions | ||
Old Faithful Geyser Like its more famous Yellowstone counterpart, this Napa Valley geyser erupts at regular intervals - every forty minutes, in the case of the Calistoga gusher. | ||
Calistoga City Guide | ||
Welcome To The City Of Calistoga Napa Valley The City of Calistoga is located 80 miles North of San Francisco in the scenic Napa Valley. It is best known for its geothermal hot springs, mineral water, and Old Faithful Geyser. | ||
Calistoga Dining Guide | ||
Napa Valley : Regions : Calistoga Calistoga offers some of the finest dining in the Napa Valley region. Enjoy a wide variety of cuisines including American and California Cuisine, Chinese, French, Italian, Japanese, Mediterranean, Mexican, Thai and more. | ||
Calistoga Recreation | ||
Calistoga Spas Blessed with geothermal activity, which brings hot springs to the surface, Calistoga was one of California\'s first resort towns. Today, spas in Calistoga offer a range of baths, mud treatments, herbal wraps, massages, and whirlpools. | ||
Robert Louis Stevenson State Park, California The park is where the famous author of Treasure Island and Kidnapped spent his honeymoon in 1880. The area features rough terrain, with evergreen forests and chaparral. There is a 5-mile hike to the top of Mount Saint Helena from which one can see much of the San Francisco Bay area. | ||
Calistoga Wineries Wineries in Calistoga, along the Silverado Trail, and south of town on and near Highway 128, offer great places to taste and purchase the fine wines of the valley, in a more relaxed ambience than many of the busier mid-valley wineries. | ||
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