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Experience · Sonoma, Sonoma County

Bartholomew Estate vineyard ride with picnic lunch

by Sonoma Valley Trail Rides

Starts in Sonoma$$$

The short answer

Bartholomew Estate vineyard ride with picnic lunch is a bookable experience in Sonoma, Sonoma County, run by Sonoma Valley Trail Rides. A small outfitter that leads gentle, beginner-friendly horseback rides through the vineyards of Bartholomew Estate in Sonoma. Riders take home a bottle of estate wine, and the company can supply a picnic lunch to enjoy after the ride. Price: Picnic lunch price on request (arranged by contacting the company); ride prices are shown in its online booking.

Checked from sonomavalleytrailrides.com · based on consistent published sources.

Details

Price
Picnic lunch price on request (arranged by contacting the company); ride prices are shown in its online booking.
Food on site
The outfitter will supply a picnic lunch for after your ride if you arrange it ahead; each rider also gets a bottle of estate wine.
Groups
Riders must be 12 or older and under 225 lbs.
Kids
Riders must be at least 12; under-18s wear a helmet (provided) and need an adult to sign for them.
Hours
Rides Thu–Mon
Season
Rides run Thursday through Monday.
House rules
Reservations are required for all rides; cancel or reschedule at least 48 hours ahead. Arrive 15–20 minutes early. Contact the company to add the picnic.

What to expect

A guided horseback ride through the historic vineyards of Bartholomew Estate, at the end of Castle Road in Sonoma, followed (if you arrange it) by a picnic lunch the outfitter supplies. Bartholomew Park itself has picnic grounds.

  • Vineyard views

Good for: Romantic · Views

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About Sonoma Valley Trail Rides – Bartholomew Estate vineyard ride with picnic lunch

A small outfitter that leads gentle, beginner-friendly horseback rides through the vineyards of Bartholomew Estate in Sonoma. Riders take home a bottle of estate wine, and the company can supply a picnic lunch to enjoy after the ride.

  • Vineyard trail rides at Bartholomew Estate, Thursday–Monday
  • Picnic lunch supplied on request after the ride
  • Each rider gets a bottle of estate wine
  • Ages 12 and up; beginners welcome

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Reserved picnicsChecked Sep 2026
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Buy food on siteChecked Sep 2026
Own food
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Bartholomew Estate Winery (Bartholomew Park)

Bring your own foodChecked Sep 2026
Own food
yes
Wine purchase
Not needed
Reservation
Not needed
Dogs
Yes
Fee
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Details: Bartholomew Estate Winery (Bartholomew Park)
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Bartholomew Park

Bring your own foodChecked Sep 2026
Own food
yes
Wine allowed
not confirmed
Reservation
Not needed
Dogs
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Fee
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Details: Bartholomew Park

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Frequently asked questions

Is Sonoma Valley Trail Rides – Bartholomew Estate vineyard ride with picnic lunch good for kids?

Riders must be at least 12; under-18s wear a helmet (provided) and need an adult to sign for them.

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