moderate
6 hours
Participants should have moderate cycling fitness with the ability to manage about 10–12 miles on varied terrain over several hours.
Cycle through Walla Walla’s Airport District and Eastside with Kickstand Tours, sampling emerging local wines amid historic WWII sites and stunning vineyard landscapes. This 6-hour ride blends active adventure with unexpected regional gems.
Ages 21+ • 6 Hours • Sip and ride! • Great for couples, friends, and families!
Embark on a captivating 6-hour bike tour through Walla Walla's diverse landscapes, from vineyards to WWII-era buildings. Discover hidden gems among up-and-coming wineries while savoring exceptional wines. Experience stunning views and the unique charm of the area, making this an unforgettable adventure for wine lovers and explorers alike.
6 Hours
You get a little of everything on this route. It tours through neighborhoods, parks, industrial areas, vineyards, and wheat fields. The airport district is an interesting region to explore; the whole area is owned by the Port of Walla Walla and many of the buildings are WWII era mess halls, hangar buildings, and firehouses. In one area, there is a row of wine incubators. These spaces are leased to new wineries for up to 5 years while they get operations up and running, then they must move to a new location. While some of the tasting rooms are a little less glamorous, the wine is exceptional, and it is a wonderful place to find up-and-coming wineries and revisit some old favorites
We really just skirt the edge of the east side, but you will get to experience the flavor of the area, and see some of the amazing views before we return to town to finish our day. This route is approximately 10-12 miles.
Hydration is crucial on this sunny ride; though water is provided, carry a refillable bottle to stay refreshed.
Sneakers or biking shoes provide better control and comfort on varied terrain.
Comfort and mobility depend on practical clothing given the six-hour duration and biking dynamics.
Fuel your ride and tasting stops to avoid dizziness or discomfort.
The Airport District’s WWII buildings recall the area's role as a wartime hub, now repurposed for wine and creative businesses.
Many wineries in the region practice sustainable viticulture to protect soil health and preserve the landscape’s natural beauty.
For safety on mixed road surfaces and near traffic.
Necessary for staying hydrated in warmer weather.
summer specific
Adjust to changing temperatures throughout the ride.
spring specific
Protects skin from strong sun while out on open roads.
summer specific