1. fact
2. fiction

There are wine country bike tours for any level of fitness. Just check with the company to find a tour that's a good fit for you.

1. biking tour
   hike
2. hot air balloon ride

While the hot air balloon deflates, which can take around an hour, most balloon tour companies offer a champagne toast and light snacks.

1. hot air balloon ride
   hang gliding
2. neither of the above

While the ideal time to launch a hot air balloon is in the early morning when the air is cool, hang gliding tours tend to depart throughout the day.

1. horse
   llama
2. both of the above

You can take a horseback tour through wine country, but while llamas can sometimes accompany hikers or even cyclists on a tour, grown adults are too heavy to ride them. Instead, the llamas will haul things like food and drinks for tour participants.

1. skydiving
   wine train
2. bicycling

Most wine train tours include a visit to the vineyard, where the vintner will talk a bit about the wine and give tips on tasting and sometimes even food pairings. Skydiving and bike rentals are fun ways to see the area, but they may not include wine education.

1. kayak
   bicycling
2. limousine ride

While bike tours and limo rides tend to hit wineries for tastings, a kayak trip lets you explore the beauty of wine country with less of a focus on vino.

1. by car
   by motorcycle
2. at grape camp

Several Sonoma County wineries offer grape camps, where you get to learn about wine, eat good food and take part in the fall grape harvest.

1. wine train
   limo ride
2. bike tour

Cooping the kids up on a train or in a limo for hours won't work with their short attention spans. Instead, opt for some of the more active tour options, like a bicycle tour. Some bike tour companies even offer family-friendly wine country tour packages.