Kenwood's Vineyard Roads by Electric Trike, Then Hamilton's Tasting Room
A guide leads guest-driven electric trikes on Kenwood's vineyard roads, ending at a family winery on Highway 12.
This is the Kenwood departure of Pushpak's electric trike tours, and it begins and ends at Hamilton Family Wines on Sonoma Highway. A guide leads the way and the group follows on trikes it drives itself. The listing gives about two of the three hours to riding through Kenwood's rolling hills and the last hour to the winery.
Departures leave at 10:00 AM and 1:30 PM.
The booking covers the trike and a short training session before you leave, a certified guide, and snacks, which the operator describes as a seasonal board of local cheeses and charcuterie served at the winery. Its FAQ adds a helmet. Wine tasting, bottled water, lunch and the guide's tip are not included.
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Only riders 18 and older can drive, and the operator's page for this departure says children five and up can ride along as passengers. Its FAQ says the trikes take only a few minutes to learn, and every tour starts with an orientation. The listing's youth band starts at age zero and ticks a box for prams and strollers, but the operator sets the floor for riders at five, so plan around five. Riders 15 and under pay a lower youth fare.
Each traveler needs a photo ID and each group a credit card. The listing says the operator keeps copies for its insurance during the tour and shreds them once the trikes come back in acceptable condition. One booking takes up to ten travelers and needs an adult on it.
Vineyard Roads and Local Stories Around Kenwood
The listing describes about two hours of driving through Kenwood and its rolling hills, with the guide sharing the area's history along the way. The operator's page for this departure lists quiet vineyard roads, Sonoma Valley views and historic Kenwood landmarks, without naming a fixed set of stops. It calls the trikes quiet enough to hear the valley instead of an engine.
Weather can shift through the day, so the operator recommends layers, comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes, and the trikes have room to stow what you take off. Bring your own water for the ride; bottled water is not part of the booking.
A Family Winery That Started Over After the 2017 Fires
The ride ends at Hamilton Family Wines. Greg and Lindsay Hamilton had been making wine in their Berkeley garage before they moved to a small vineyard property in Kenwood in 2016, and in an April 2026 interview with a local paper Greg Hamilton said they lost that home in the 2017 wildfires fourteen months later. About a week after, they decided to launch the label. It launched in June 2019, and its Kenwood tasting room opened in 2022.
The booking includes a board of local cheeses, meats and seasonal accompaniments here, and the guided tasting of current releases is optional at USD 35 per person, waived with a three-bottle purchase.
A Hike Instead of Wine, and the 24-Hour Line
If your group would rather not drink, the listing's second option, Kenwood Trike and Hike, swaps the winery section for a nature hike at no extra cost.
Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund; inside that window the booking is not refundable. A departure can also be called off for poor weather or too few travelers, and in that case the booking platform offers another date or a full refund. The listing marks the tour suitable for all physical fitness levels, while the operator's tour page and FAQ do not address mobility or wheelchair access, so use the special requirements field on the booking form to raise any access needs.
📍 Hamilton Family Wines is at 8860 Sonoma Highway in Kenwood, with free parking on site; check in at the main desk. The operator asks you to arrive 15 minutes before the start so the team can set you up and train you. If you cannot find it, the number on the listing is 707-321-1405. The trikes bring you back to the same lot, where the cheese board is waiting.