Washington wine trails
- Washington is the second-largest wine-producing state, with 985 licensed wineries, about 35,000 acres of wine grapes and 22 AVAs (Washington State Wine Commission, stats as of August 2026).
- The Yakima Valley was the state's first appellation and supplies half of Washington's wine production from 17,000 acres of wine grapes.
- The Columbia Valley gets only 6-8 inches of rain a year, and growing-season days and nights can differ by 30-40°F.
- About 90% of Washington wineries make fewer than 5,000 cases a year.
All wine trails in Washington
| Trail | Region | Wineries | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lake Chelan Wine Valley | Lake Chelan | – | Official site |
| Olympic Peninsula Wineries unconfirmed | North Olympic Peninsula | 7 | – |
| Rattlesnake Hills Wine Trail | Yakima Valley (Rattlesnake Hills AVA) | – | Official site |
| Red Mountain AVA | Southeast Washington (Red Mountain) | – | Official site |
| Seattle Urban Wineries | Seattle | – | Official site |
| Southwest Washington Winery Association | Clark, Cowlitz and Lewis Counties | – | Official site |
| Spokane Winery Association | Spokane | 20 | Official site |
| Walla Walla Valley Wine | Walla Walla Valley (WA and OR) | 120 | Official site |
| Wine Yakima Valley | Yakima Valley | – | Official site |
| Wineries of Bainbridge Island and Kitsap Peninsula (Kitsap Wine Pass) unconfirmed | Puget Sound (Bainbridge Island, Kitsap Peninsula) | 10 | – |
| Woodinville Wine Country | Sammamish River Valley (Woodinville) | – | Official site |
Frequently asked questions
How many wine trails are in Washington?
We list 11 wine trails in Washington (9 confirmed active). A trail counts only if it has its own website or an official tourism page.
How many wineries are in Washington?
About 985, according to this official source.