Verde Valley Wine Trail Tour in Cottonwood, AZ
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves light walking and standing during tastings.
Overview
Explore Arizona’s Verde Valley Wine Trail with Sip Sedona. Enjoy private tastings, scenic views, and fascinating history on this unforgettable Cottonwood tour.
Verde Valley Wine Trail Tour
Per guest • Most popular tour • Tasting fees and Lunch Included • 6 hours
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About This Adventure
Experience the Verde Valley's wine country, culture, and community.
Duration
6 hours
About
Visit four wineries or tasting rooms, and have lunch at a local restaurant. Each tour gives you the time to enjoy sightseeing, local history, shopping, and more.
Every tour is customized so you can enjoy a day tailored to your needs. It’s not just about the wine, it's about experiencing the Verde Valley. Explore art galleries, boutiques, and historical points, while having an educational tasting experience that will broaden your palette.
Please contact us directly to customize your tour: 928-308-5166. Tours can accommodate up to 12 people, as we like to keep things personalized and special. Call to inquire about larger groups discounts.
What to know before booking:
- All tasting fees and charges are included.
- Lunch at a local restaurant included.
- Healthy snacks and water available in the tour vehicle at all times.
What to wear:
- Comfortable clothing and shoes.
- Jacket or sweater in cool weather.
Adventure Tips
Stay Hydrated Throughout the Tour
Bring a water bottle to stay refreshed between tastings, especially during warmer months.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
You’ll be walking between tasting rooms and winery grounds, so opt for supportive footwear.
Designate a Driver or Use Provided Transport
Enjoy your tastings safely by taking advantage of the included transportation service.
Bring a Light Jacket for Evenings
Cottonwood evenings can cool down, especially in spring and fall, so packing a layer is wise.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Red-tailed hawks
History
The Verde Valley has been a winemaking region since the late 1800s, shaped by settlers and native cultures who valued its fertile land.
Conservation
Many local wineries use sustainable farming practices and water conservation methods to protect the fragile desert environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Provides support and comfort while exploring tasting rooms and vineyards.
Water bottle
Keeps you hydrated during warm-weather tours.
summer specific
Light jacket or sweater
Helpful for cooler mornings and evenings on the trail.
fall specific
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from UV exposure during outdoor portions.
spring specific