These eight-legged creatures can be found in remote areas throughout the Tri-Valley every fall. Read up on everything you need to know heading out on your own tarantula trek.
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The Livermore Valley Wine Country is home to over 50 wineries, many of them with sprawling lawns, shaded gardens, and comfortable outdoor tasting areas. During spring Livermore’s rolling hills turn a brilliant green, creating scenic backdrops. Several wineries are locally-owned by second or third generation winemakers who can sometimes be found roaming the vineyards or tasting rooms during the weekends.
Download our free Livermore Valley Wine Country Map before sipping your day away.
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There are hundreds of miles of interconnected bike paths in the Tri-Valley, making it easy to navigate through our region while enjoying the great outdoors.
If you didn’t bring your own bike, rent an electric bike from Pedego Livermore. Cruise past vineyards and orchards to wine taste along the way, or ride through rolling hills to our charming downtowns.
Read through our Bicyclist’s Guide for a run-down of local bike shops, bike tours, and the best bike trails in the Tri-Valley.
Each spring, Tri-Valley hillsides turn bright green and become carpeted in patches and fields of various wildflowers, including the ever-popular California poppy. Some of the wildflowers flowers that grow in the Tri-Valley are so rare, that they bloom exclusively in this region and nowhere else in the world (like Diablo buckwheat or the Mount Diablo sunflower, which only grows in and around Mount Diablo State Park).
Check out our Where to Find Wildflowers in the Tri-Valley blog for a full list of recreational areas where visitors are welcome peek at these pretty petals.
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Sunny, moderate weather in the Tri-Valley is ideal for tent or RV camping. Whether you’re looking to rough it in a tent, RV, trailer or cabin, or you’d rather glamp in a deck-ed out yurt, there’s plenty of places to roast your s’mores in our region.
Check out our Where to Camp or Glamp in the Tri-Valley for a full list of campsites and backpacking sites in the Tri-Valley.
These eight-legged creatures can be found in remote areas throughout the Tri-Valley every fall. Read up on everything you need to know heading out on your own tarantula trek.
Check out some of our favorite spots to spot these pretty petals in the Tri-Valley each spring.
Zip around Wine Country on an electric bike, learn how to be a beekeeper, or take a tour of a biodynamic vineyard.