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Woodinville Wine & Snoqualmie Falls Tour

Starting From From $163.65 per person Current Project Expedition rate
6 Hours 4.19 / 5 2 reviews Easy activity level Single Day Group Tour Operated by Customized Tours of Seattle
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The Experience

What your day looks like

Embark on a delightful wine-tasting adventure through Washington's acclaimed estate wineries. Your journey begins as you traverse Seattle's iconic Evergreen Point Bridge, the world's second-longest floating bridge, offering breathtaking views over Lake Washington. Arriving in the charming town of Woodinville, just a short drive from Seattle, you'll discover why Washington ranks as the second-largest wine producer in the U.S., consistently crafting top-scoring wines. Woodinville, home to over 130 wineries, offers an unparalleled wine-tasting experience. While the vineyards themselves are nestled three hours away in Eastern Washington, this tour brings the flavors and stories of the region right to your glass. Goose Ridge Wines: 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. Depending on time constraints, the guide may be able to include a brief stop for a sweet treat. Tasting fees ($20-$35 average) are not covered by the cost of the tour, but are often waived with a minimum purchase.

At a Glance

The experience, in brief

  • Explore Seattle wine tasting at Washington’s award winning estate wineries
  • Opportunity to enjoy lunch from a selected eatery with various food selections
  • Enjoys lush Northwest scenery with rolling Cascade mountain foothills
  • Stop at spectacular 268 ft. Snoqualmie Falls
  • Should time allow a sweet treat stop in Issaquah
Detailed Itinerary

The journey, in full

Stops on this tour: Goose Ridge Village Wines Chateau Ste Michelle or Woodinville Whiskey Company (if Chateau is closed) Snoqualmie Falls Boehm's Chocolate Factory

Your Itinerary

Your day, step by step

Day 1

Seattle

Wine Tasting.

Continued

Seattle

Eco Tour at Snoqualmie Falls.

Continued

Seattle

Local Flavor.

Before You Go

What to know before booking

Included

Professional guide Fully narrated tour Pickup and drop-off from select downtown Seattle and airport hotels Entrance fees

Not Included

Allow $20-$35 at each Seattle winery for tasting fee options of your choice Meals and wine tasting fees Gratuity

What to Bring

Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a jacket Bring an umbrella if appropriate, and don’t forget your camera

Restrictions

Wine is only served to those over age 21 who present ID on the winery tours. Please notes that the Wineries now require all International guests to have passports in order to participate in wine tasting.

Meeting & Pickup

Pickup is available from select hotels in downtown Seattle and the SeaTac area. For cruise passengers: - In the case of pier 66, the Edgewater Hotel is right next door and easy to walk to. - In case of pier 91, they would need to get transport a few miles away to our general pickup at the Museum of Pop Culture.

Languages Offered

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Planning Notes

Minimum age: 21 Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Automatic

Traveler Impressions

What travelers are saying

2021-09-04 3.00 / 5

Our least favorite excursion during our trip to Seattle. The waterfall was beautiful but not that unusual with nothing else to do at the site.. We only visited 2 wineries and we were forced to pay for tastings at both. The Goose Ridge winery had better wines but no food available. They did have some tasty hard cider. Chateau Ste. Michelle had gorgeous facilities and good food available. This tour would be better if it visited a third winery. It should also charge more but have the tastings included. The stop at the chocolate factory was a nice touch. Our tour driver was competent and experienced but seemed to like to hear himself talk and would never admit when he didn't know something. My wife caught him by simply googling something he said which seemed odd.

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