easy
4–6 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; no strenuous activity involved
Discover the charm of Oregon's Hood River Valley with this private guided tour of boutique wineries. Enjoy tastings, scenic views, and insightful stories behind the region's best-kept wine secrets.
$90 per person with a minimum purchase of 6 tickets | Private Tour | 21+
Tour Ticket: Base Fee: $540 (6 tickets) plus $90 per person for each additional person.
All of our tours are private.
**The $540 covers up to 6 tickets, and then its $90 per person after that. You can pay "In Full" (covering the entire cost for your party) or book the "Base Rate"(minimum payment) upon checking out. If you are paying only the base rate, then request a "Friends Link" which we will send you, so you can email that to your other guest so they may pay for their own tickets.
(Booking Fees for your entire party are collected up front with the first booking. So to get reimbursed for those additional booking fees for each ticket, you will need to collect them directly from those joining you.) **
8 hours
In the last 30 years, pioneering winemakers realized that the soils and weather of the Hood River Valley were ideal for growing wine grapes. Small family run wineries now offer some award winning, hand-pressed wines.
*All pick ups and drop offs must be arranged outside the City of Portland limits for the time being. I am not currently licensed to pick up within the city limits.
Dress appropriately for the weather and comfortable shoes.
Getting to the wineries a bit early can give you a quieter, more relaxed tasting experience.
Most wineries require ID for alcohol tastings, so be sure to carry your ID along.
Some stops may involve walking through gravel or uneven terrain in vineyard areas.
Sampling multiple wines means staying hydrated is key to enjoying the experience safely.
The Hood River Valley has a long history of fruit orchards and wine production dating back over a century, blending agriculture with viticulture.
Many wineries embrace sustainable practices, such as organic farming and water conservation, ensuring the region's winemaking remains eco-friendly.
Helps shield your face during warm outdoor tastings.
summer specific
Bring layers to stay comfortable as temperatures can vary.
spring, fall specific
Protects your skin from sun exposure during outdoor visits.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during the tour, especially on warmer days.