Land Adventure: AZ Wine Shuttle Through Verde Valley
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Casual walking and standing; moderate physical activity
Overview
Join the AZ Wine Shuttle in Verde Valley for an easygoing, fun-filled day of wine tasting and scenic drives. Discover local wineries, learn about Arizona's wine history, and enjoy stunning views—perfect for a relaxing adventure.
The Famous Hop-on Hop-off Wine Crawl Tour
Your Wine Day Your Way! The Fun Hop-on/Hop-off Wine Crawl Tour
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About This Adventure
Discover the enchanting Verde Valley wine country aboard the AZ Wine Crawler! Enjoy a delightful day visiting four unique wineries, savoring exquisite wines, and making new friends. With convenient pickups from Acoustic Cellars Lodge and The Tavern, this shared adventure promises a memorable experience filled with fun and relaxation.
Hop on today, and explore the Verde Valley wine country your way!
How it Works Guests at Acoustic Cellars Lodge hop on the AZ Wine Crawler from the Lodge between 11am and 11:30am for $69. The Tavern hotel pickup in Cottonwood begins at 11:00am an noon and leaves the last winery at 3:00pm. You will be able to visit 4 wineries in a day, and should plan to spend about 45 minutes to 1 hour at each location before the bus returns.
Sip on some wine and keep rockin on the bus with new friends as you hop to different wineries. We typically visit Cove Mesa, Oak Creek, Page Springs, Javelina Leap and DA Ranch.
You may request a private pickup for an additional fee.
This is a shared charter with a maximum of 20 guests.
Adventure Tips
Arrive early
Get to your pickup point a little before scheduled to ensure a smooth start.
Hydrate and snack
Bring water and light snacks to stay refreshed throughout the day.
Dress comfortably
Wear layers and comfortable shoes suitable for vineyard walking.
Pace yourself
Enjoy tasting at each stop but take your time to fully savor wines and scenery.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Birds like herons and hawks
- Small mammals like rabbits and deer
History
The Verde Valley has been cultivating grapes since the early 1900s, thanks to its favorable climate and volcanic soils, which give distinctive character to the wines.
Conservation
Participating wineries prioritize sustainable practices such as organic farming and water conservation to protect the region's natural beauty.
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Adventure Hotspots in Sedona / Cottonwood
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Necessary for walking through vineyards and wine cellars.
Sun protection
Hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses to stay protected during sunny vineyard visits.
summer specific
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated while traveling between wineries.
Small backpack
Carry personal items, snacks, and souvenirs easily.