North Carolina Wine Trails

Map of wine trails in North Carolina

North Carolina wine trails

2 member wineries

The Catawba Valley Wine Trail connects wineries around Morganton, North Carolina, in the western foothills. Plan a drive between tasting rooms serving...

2 member wineries

The Haw River Valley Wine Trail links vineyard tasting rooms around Siler City and Gibsonville in North Carolina’s Piedmont. Plan a driving trip with time...

6 member wineries

The High Country Wine Trail links wineries and tasting rooms across North Carolina’s mountains and foothills, with stops in Banner Elk, Linville Falls,...

1 member wineries

The Sandhills Wine Trail Passport is a self-guided wine-and-cider outing in North Carolina’s Sandhills area, with tasting destinations around Wagram and Cameron.

6 member wineries

The Southern Gateway Wine Trail connects wineries around Lexington and Trinity, North Carolina, with vineyard patios, picnic-friendly grounds and weekend...

16 member wineries

The Surry County Wine Trail connects wineries around Elkin, Dobson, Pilot Mountain and Mount Airy in North Carolina’s Yadkin Valley, with vineyard patios,...

5 member wineries

The Swan Creek Wine Trail connects wineries around Jonesville and Hamptonville, North Carolina, for a drive between vineyard tasting rooms serving dry reds,...

3 member wineries

The Uwharrie Mountains Wine Trail connects wineries around Albemarle, North Carolina, with mountain-view decks, vineyard patios, and wines ranging from dry...

13 member wineries

The Yadkin County Wine Trail connects wineries around Yadkinville, East Bend, Jonesville, Hamptonville and Boonville in North Carolina, with rural tasting...

Wine trails in North Carolina: FAQ

Where are the wine trails in North Carolina?
The Catawba Valley Wine Trail visits wineries in Morganton. The Haw River Valley Wine Trail visits wineries in Gibsonville and Siler City. The High Country Wine Trail visits wineries in Banner Elk, Boone and Hudson. The Sandhills Wine Trail Passport visits wineries in Wagram. The Southern Gateway Wine Trail visits wineries in Lexington and Trinity. The Surry County Wine Trail visits wineries in Dobson, Elkin and State Road. The Swan Creek Wine Trail visits wineries in Hamptonville and Jonesville. The Uwharrie Mountains Wine Trail visits wineries in Albemarle. The Yadkin County Wine Trail visits wineries in Hamptonville, Jonesville and Boonville.
Which wine trail in North Carolina has the most wineries?
The Surry County Wine Trail has the most, with 16 member wineries, followed by the Yadkin County Wine Trail (13) and the High Country Wine Trail (6).

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