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Calistoga Spa Hot Springs
The restorative mineral springs of Calistoga have attracted people since the 19th century. Although there are more upscale local spas, such as Indian Springs, this is a less expensive and unpretentious opportunity to enjoy the natural mineral water and volcanic mud baths. You can go for treatment, or stay in the motel, which includes access to the baths.
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Copia: The American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts
Named for the Roman goddess of abundance, Copia: The American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts is a $50 million cultural centre, bringing together all things Wine Country in one smart package. Interactive exhibits include a wine-tasting station that demystifies the experience, preparing you to visit wineries unafraid.
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Frog's Leap Winery
If you see only one Napa winery, make it Frog's Leap, where meandering paths wind through magical gardens and fruit-bearing orchards surround an 1884 barn and farmstead. But more than anything, it's the vibe that's so wonderful here - casual and down to earth, with a major emphasis on fun .
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Gundlach-Bundschu
Gundlach-Bundschu feels like a storybook castle, with its own lake, picnic area and hiking trails. Founded in 1858 by Bavarian immigrant, Jacob Gundlach, rieslings and gewürztraminers are its signatures, but 'Gun-Bun' was also the first winery in America to produce 100% merlot. It's up a winding road which is very picturesque for biking.
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Jack London State Historic Park
Original gonzo writer Jack London spent his last years in the Valley of the Moon. His Beauty Ranch is now Jack London State Historic Park. The ruins of his dream home, Wolf House, are here, as well as the House of Happy Walls, built after his death by his widow Charmian. It's now the Jack London Museum.
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