Oregon wine trails
- Oregon has more than 550 tasting rooms across 23 AVAs, according to the Oregon Wine Board's trails page.
- The Oregon Wine Board groups the state into the Willamette Valley, Columbia Gorge, Walla Walla Valley, Umpqua Valley and Rogue Valley, plus Portland's urban wineries.
- The Willamette Valley contains eleven nested AVAs, including Chehalem Mountains, Dundee Hills, Eola-Amity Hills and Laurelwood District.
- Grape growing in the Umpqua Valley dates back to the 1880s; the area now has 30 family-run wineries, per the Oregon Wine Board.
All wine trails in Oregon
| Trail | Region | Wineries | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Applegate Valley Wine Trail | Applegate Valley (Jacksonville area) | 15 | Official site |
| Bear Creek Wine Trail | Rogue Valley (Medford and Ashland) | 14 | Official site |
| Heart of Willamette Wineries | Willamette Valley (Salem and Corvallis) | 15 | Official site |
| Hood River County Fruit Loop | Columbia Gorge (Hood River to Parkdale) | 10 | Official site |
| Mt. Hood Territory Wine Trail | Between Portland and Mt. Hood | 16 | Official site |
| Newberg Downtown Wineries | Willamette Valley (Newberg) | 9 | Official site |
| PDX Urban Wineries | Portland | – | Official site |
| South Willamette Wine Trail | Willamette Valley (Eugene and Springfield) | – | Official site |
| The Wineries of Jacksonville | Rogue Valley (Jacksonville) | 7 | Official site |
| Umpqua Valley Winegrowers wine tour | Umpqua Valley (Roseburg) | 30 | Official site |
| Upper Rogue Wine Trail unconfirmed | Rogue Valley (Medford area) | 4 | – |
Frequently asked questions
How many wine trails are in Oregon?
We list 11 wine trails in Oregon (10 confirmed active). A trail counts only if it has its own website or an official tourism page.