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Land Adventures: Leelanau Peninsula Wine & Cider Tour by The Adventure Collective - Traverse City

Land Adventures: Leelanau Peninsula Wine & Cider Tour by The Adventure Collective

Traverse Cityeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

4 hours

Fitness Level

Minimal fitness required; suitable for all ages and abilities.

Overview

Discover the best of Michigan’s Leelanau Peninsula on a 4-hour tasting tour. Savor local wines, spirits, and ciders while enjoying stunning lake views—an ideal blend of outdoor scenery and flavorful indulgence.

Traverse City, Michigan

Leelanau Peninsula Tour

2 Wineries, a cider house. | $69/person plus gratuity.

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About This Adventure

Embark on a delightful 4-hour tour of Leelanau Peninsula, featuring three unique stops for wine, spirits, and hard cider tastings. Enjoy the scenic beauty while savoring local flavors. Bring your ID and a small cooler for snacks, and experience the vibrant local beverage scene with convenient pickup in Traverse City.

Where do we go:

Leelanau Peninsula

4 Hour Join In Tour on Leelanau Peninsula. Stops for Wine, Spirits and Hard Cider. Prices subject to change on tasting fees.


Where do we stop:

3 Stops on Leelanau Peninsula.


What do we drink:

Wine, Hard Cider, and Spirits


How much does it cost:

$69 per person plus gratuity. This does not include tastings.


What to bring:

Your I.D. if you plan to drink, even if you are way old enough, they will ask. A small cooler if you wish for food & drink (alcohol is allowed on the bus)


Where do you catch the bus:

We pick up and drop off at all local Traverse City locations

Adventure Tips

Stay Hydrated

Bring water to stay refreshed during the tour, especially if sampling multiple beverages.

Book in Advance

Reserve your spot early as this popular tour fills quickly, especially in peak season.

Dress Comfortably

Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for short walks and scenic drives.

Bring a Cooler

A small cooler is handy for storing snacks or bottles you wish to take home.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Deer
  • Osprey

History

The Leelanau Peninsula has a long history of fruit cultivation dating back to the 19th century, influencing its modern beverage scene.

Conservation

The region emphasizes sustainable farming practices to preserve local ecosystems and support organic agriculture.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable Shoes

Essential

Good walking shoes ensure comfort during short vineyard and orchard visits.

Sun Protection

Essential

Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses help protect against the sun during outdoor tasting stops.

summer specific

Camera or Smartphone

Capture scenic views and memorable moments along the route.

Reusable Drinking Bottle

Stay hydrated and reduce waste during your outing.