Ohio Wine Trails

Map of wine trails in Ohio

Ohio wine trails

8 member wineries

The Appalachian Wine Trail connects wineries in the Appalachian foothills of eastern Ohio, with tasting rooms around Hocking Hills, Athens, Zanesville and...

24 member wineries

The Canal Country Wine Trail connects wineries along and beyond Ohio’s historic Ohio and Erie Canal corridor, pairing tasting-room visits with the Towpath...

14 member wineries

The Capital City Wine Trail connects wineries across Central Ohio around Columbus, with rural vineyards, small-town tasting rooms and easy options for a day...

The Lake Erie Shores & Islands Wine Trail connects wineries along Ohio’s Lake Erie shore, on Put-in-Bay and farther inland. Explore lakeside towns, farm...

6 member wineries

The Ohio River Valley Wine Trail connects wineries across southwest and south-central Ohio, from the Cincinnati and Dayton areas to Seaman and Kingston,...

31 member wineries

The Vines & Wines Wine Trail explores northeast Ohio’s wineries along Lake Erie’s south shore and through the Grand River Valley, with vineyard tasting...

6 member wineries

The V.I.N.O. Wine Trail connects family wineries across northwest Ohio, from the Toledo area to rural towns such as Bryan, Napoleon and Columbus Grove....

Wine trails in Ohio: FAQ

Where are the wine trails in Ohio?
The Appalachian Wine Trail visits wineries in Belpre, Logan and Millfield. The Canal Country Wine Trail visits wineries in Dover, Canal Fulton and Canton. The Capital City Wine Trail visits wineries in Cardington, Circleville and Enon. The Lake Erie Shores & Islands Wine Trail visits wineries in Norwalk, Amherst and Avon Lake. The Ohio River Valley Wine Trail visits wineries in Cincinnati, Eaton and Kingston. The V.I.N.O. Wine Trail visits wineries in Bryan, Maumee and Napoleon. The Vines & Wines Wine Trail visits wineries in Madison, Geneva and Conneaut.
Which wine trail in Ohio has the most wineries?
The Vines & Wines Wine Trail has the most, with 31 member wineries, followed by the Canal Country Wine Trail (24) and the Capital City Wine Trail (14).
Do any Ohio wine trails cross into other states?
Yes: the Appalachian Wine Trail also covers West Virginia.

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