Michigan Wine Trails
Map of wine trails in Michigan
Michigan wine trails
16 member wineries
The Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail connects wineries in southwest Michigan, from New Buffalo to Saugatuck and east to Kalamazoo, with vineyard visits and...
21 member wineries
The Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail connects tasting rooms across Michigan’s Leelanau Peninsula, from the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes to the West Arm of Grand...
10 member wineries
The Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail connects tasting rooms north of Traverse City, Michigan, on a narrow peninsula stretching into Lake Michigan’s Grand...
5 member wineries
The U.P. Wine Trail connects wineries across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Plan it as a road trip, with time for tasting rooms, lakeshore detours and the...
Wine trails in Michigan: FAQ
What wine trails are in Michigan?
Wine trails in Michigan include the Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail, Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail, Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail and U.P. Wine Trail.
Where are the wine trails in Michigan?
The Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail visits wineries in Baroda, Benton Harbor and Berrien Springs. The Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail visits wineries in Lake Leelanau, Suttons Bay and Northport. The Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail visits wineries in Traverse City. The U.P. Wine Trail visits wineries in Bark River, Escanaba and Garden.
Which wine trail in Michigan has the most wineries?
The Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail has the most, with 21 member wineries, followed by the Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail (16) and the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail (10).