New York Wine Trails

Map of wine trails in New York

New York wine trails

7 member wineries

The Canandaigua Lake Wine Trail stretches 30 miles from Victor to Naples in New York’s Finger Lakes, linking tasting rooms, vineyard settings and small...

11 member wineries

The Cayuga Lake Wine Trail is a self-guided winery route around Cayuga Lake in New York’s Finger Lakes. Plan a driving trip with time for tastings, lake...

6 member wineries

The Keuka Lake Wine Trail links wineries around Keuka Lake in New York’s Finger Lakes wine region. Explore lakeside roads and hillside tasting rooms, with...

The Lake Erie Wine Country Wine Trail is a 53-mile, self-guided winery route along Lake Erie’s shoreline, stretching from Harborcreek, Pennsylvania, to...

7 member wineries

The Lake Ontario Wine Trail connects wineries, cideries and other craft-drink destinations across eastern Monroe, Wayne and part of Cayuga County in New...

11 member wineries

Niagara Wine Trail, USA spans 60 miles through Niagara, Orleans and Monroe counties in western New York, with family-owned wineries offering wine, mead and...

27 member wineries

The Seneca Lake Wine Trail follows the shores of Seneca Lake in New York’s Finger Lakes, with tasting rooms, vineyard views, and routes between Geneva and...

11 member wineries

The Shawangunk Wine Trail connects wineries across New York’s Mid-Hudson Valley, between the Shawangunk Mountains and the Hudson River. Explore by car, with...

9 member wineries

The Upper Hudson Wine Trail connects vineyards serving New York’s Upper Hudson AVA, with rural tasting stops from the Albany area to Cambridge and west...

Wine trails in New York: FAQ

Where are the wine trails in New York?
The Canandaigua Lake Wine Trail visits wineries in Canandaigua, Naples and Victor. The Cayuga Lake Wine Trail visits wineries in Ovid, Romulus and Aurora. The Keuka Lake Wine Trail visits wineries in Hammondsport, Branchport and Keuka Park. The Lake Erie Wine Country Wine Trail visits wineries in North East, Westfield and Portland. The Lake Ontario Wine Trail visits wineries in Sterling, Fairport and Macedon. The Niagara Wine Trail, USA visits wineries in Burt, Lockport and Sanborn. The Seneca Lake Wine Trail visits wineries in Lodi, Penn Yan and Dundee. The Shawangunk Wine Trail visits wineries in Marlboro, Warwick and Gardiner. The Upper Hudson Wine Trail visits wineries in Altamont, Cambridge and Valley Falls.
Which wine trail in New York has the most wineries?
The Seneca Lake Wine Trail has the most, with 27 member wineries, followed by the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail (11) and the Niagara Wine Trail, USA (11).
Do any New York wine trails cross into other states?
Yes: the Lake Erie Wine Country Wine Trail also covers Pennsylvania.

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