Horseback Wine Tasting in Dundee with Equestrian Wine Tours

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for individuals comfortable sitting for several hours and able to mount/dismount a horse; no advanced fitness required.

Overview

Ride Tennessee Walking Horses through Oregon’s renowned Red Hills of Dundee, stopping to taste award-winning wines. This four-hour tour from Equestrian Wine Tours delivers stunning views and a uniquely immersive wine country adventure.

Carlton, Oregon

Guided Wine Tasting on Horseback

$440 per rider • 4 Hours • Sip. Saddle. Ride.

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Date

Fri, Oct 24

Travelers

Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Experience a memorable 4-hour adventure combining horseback riding and wine tasting in the stunning Red Hills of Dundee. Ride on well-trained Tennessee Walking Horses through picturesque vineyards, stopping at award-winning wineries. Enjoy breathtaking views and savor exquisite wines in a unique setting that promises an unforgettable day.

Duration

• 4 Hours

Rates

• $350 per rider

About

We offer a unique opportunity to enjoy wine tasting at several wineries while your mode of transportation is on a horse! Our well trained Tennessee Walking Horses offer a comfortable ride through the famous Red Hills of Dundee. Enjoy breathtaking countryside as we wind our way between the vines. Ride right up to the wineries, hitch up and taste the award winning wines! This is sure to be a day you won't forget!

During the 5 hour tour, you may visit one to three wineries depending on how long you spend at each stop. Wineries on the current route are Vista Hills, Winter’s Hill, Wine Country Farm, and/or White Rose.

Available Times

• Every day

10:00 AM

Location

6325 Northeast Abbey Road, Carlton, OR 97111

Adventure Tips

Wear closed-toe shoes

Sturdy footwear provides comfort and safety while riding and walking between wineries.

Hydrate throughout the tour

Bring a water bottle to stay refreshed, especially during warmer months when the sun can be strong.

Inform staff of any horseback riding experience

Guides adjust the pace and horse selection to suit riders’ skill levels for a comfortable experience.

Plan transportation after tasting

Have a designated driver or arrange rideshare, as participants sample wines at multiple stops.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Red-tailed hawks circling above the vineyards
Deer grazing near the forest edges bordering the hills

History

The Red Hills AVA was established in 2005, noted for its volcanic soils that influence the character of local wines and shaped the region’s agricultural development.

Conservation

Wineries in the area increasingly adopt sustainable practices, including water conservation and habitat protection, ensuring the landscape remains vibrant for future visitors.