Sip Woodinville flavors and take in Snoqualmie Falls on a guided day
6 hrs
Guide, narration, hotel pickup
Pair regional tasting opportunities with a scenic day in Washington. Travel with narration and transportation so you can focus on the experience.
Start your journey by sampling the exquisite wines, hard ciders or spirits at the Goose Ridge tasting room, a boutique gem where the passion behind every pour shines through in every smile. Here you will have a choice to sample 5 wines. Specially curated tasting to feature the best of Goose Ridge and the Goose Gap AVA. A mix of whites and reds to capture the best of the season. Our vineyards are located on a ‘saddle’ of land called Goose Gap, in the Columbia Valley, between Red Mountain and the Horse Heaven Hills. Arvid Monson’s initial vision for growing grapes on this land was validated first by Walter Clore, the visionary behind Washington’s wine industry, in 1998. Today, the Monson family owns the largest contiguous estate vineyard in Washington State, with more than 2,200 acres of vineyards producing world-class fruit. **Tasting fees ($25-$35 average) are not covered by the cost of the tour but are often waived with a minimum purchase.
Next, enjoy a curated lunch experience at Village Wines. Your guide will provide a menu so you can pre-order and spend more time exploring their extensive wine selection. Savor your meal while indulging in a variety of reds, whites, and blends, perfect for sharpening your palate and uncovering nuanced tasting notes.
After lunch, you’ll visit the renowned Chateau Ste. Michelle, a staple of the region’s wine scene. Stroll the elegant estate with a flight of their signature wines in hand, making it a stop to remember. Be sure to visit the charming boutique shop, where you'll find not only wine accessories but also a delightful selection of local goodies and unique gifts. The Chateau is closed Mondays and Tuesdays in the winter so a stop at Woodinville Whiskey Company will be substituted.
From Woodinville, the tour transitions to the breathtaking beauty of Snoqualmie Falls. Along the way, enjoy the lush Pacific Northwest scenery, framed by the Cascade Mountains, seasonal flower farms, fruit stands, and the tranquil Snoqualmie River. Keep an eye out for historical landmarks—and perhaps a glimpse of local wildlife. At Snoqualmie Falls, marvel at the stunning 270-foot cascade. Capture postcard-worthy photos from the upper and lower observation decks, wander through serene gardens and trails, and browse a charming gift shop for unique souvenirs. This tour is a seamless blend of indulgence and natural beauty, promising unforgettable moments at every stop.
If time permits, your guide may treat you to a sweet indulgence with a quick stop at Boehm's Chocolate Factory. Here, you can enjoy a frozen banana or ice cream bar dipped in their delightful chocolate, all tucked away in their charming gift shop
Full refund when you cancel at least 24 hours before the tour. Cancellations within 24 hours and no-shows are nonrefundable. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
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Plan to pay separately for your tastings and your lunch. Wine tasting fees are not included, and Goose Ridge notes tasting fees average $25–$35 and may be waived with a minimum purchase. Meals are also not included. Bring cash or a card. Gratuity is not included.
All ages are welcome, but you must be 21+ to participate in tastings. Bring valid photo identification (a passport or a current U.S. driver’s license or state photo identification).
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a jacket since you may get chilly near the water on overcast days. Bring an umbrella if appropriate and a camera. Bring cash or a card for meals and tasting fees.
With a perfect rating across over a thousand reviews, the guides here have clearly figured something out. James, Mark, Cory, and Kevin show up repeatedly in reviews, and the praise for each of them follows the same thread: knowledgeable, warm, and genuinely invested in making the day memorable. James in particular gets called out constantly, with guests noting he learned everyone's names, brought trekking poles and shoe spikes for Mt. Rainier hikes, and always knew the best photo spots. The tours themselves cover some seriously beautiful Pacific Northwest territory, from Mt. Rainier to wine country and waterfall routes. Guests consistently mention that the stops feel well-chosen and that the guides come prepared with real local knowledge, not just rehearsed scripts. One group ended the day feeling like best friends, and another called their wine tour the best they'd ever been on after doing quite a few. If you're spending time in the Seattle area and want to cover ground without the stress of planning, this seems like a reliable, high-quality option. The consistency across guides and tour types is what stands out most here.
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