The Town of Angwin

Angwin Napa Valley is the perfect starting point for exploring Howell Mountain in the renowned Napa Valley. Located just below the summit, it rises east of Napa Valley and is one of the world’s most well-known wine-growing appellations.

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Your Gateway to Howell Mountain

Thanks to Howell Mountain’s height, the grapes are drenched in the sun and cool mountain air, while its rocky soil forces the vines to root deeply, creating complex flavors that Howell Mountain wines are famous for.

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Angwin’s Local Lifestyle

The locals of Angwin Napa Valley are immersed in their deep-rooted passion for viticulture, intimate connection with nature, and breathtaking vistas that grace the valley’s landscape.

Did you know? The town was named in honor of Edwin Angwin, who operated a resort on its current site in 1874. “Angwin” means “the white” and bears a historical legacy dating back to its Cornish namesake.

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Famous Landmarks in Angwin

At an elevation of about 1,800 feet, Angwin is a quaint little town that boasts a singular crossroad. You can find famous tourist spots in the following destinations:

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Pacific Union College. Known as the twelfth oldest institution of higher education in California, PUC is a private Seventh-day Adventist liberal arts college.

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CADE Estate Winery. This is the first winery in Napa Valley to achieve LEED Gold Certification and be hailed as one of Northern California’s architectural treasures.

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NBC Pottery Gallery & Studio. Get original custom-crafted ceramics in Angwin and view the gorgeous exhibits in the gallery.

Things To Do in Angwin

Embark on a fruitful and beautiful visit to Angwin Napa Valley with a jam-packed schedule of activities.

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Admire the awe-inspiring Linda Falls Trail within Las Posadas State Forest.

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At the heart of the Napa Valley, you can take the 2.4-mile round trip path of the History Trail from the mill, camping, or hiking to Bothe Napa Valley State Park.

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Visit Cimarossa Vineyards, a more secluded estate vineyard in Howell Mountain. Located between 1600 and about 2100 feet elevation, the vineyard is planted in reddish volcanic soil oriented 360 degrees around the sides of a knoll.