Pennsylvania Wine Trails

Map of wine trails in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania wine trails

7 member wineries

The Berks County Wine Trail is a self-guided winery route through greater Berks County in southeastern Pennsylvania, combining rural tasting rooms,...

9 member wineries

The Brandywine Valley Wine Trail connects wineries and cider producers in southeastern Pennsylvania, southwest of Philadelphia, for tasting-room visits...

6 member wineries

The Bucks County Wine Trail is a self-guided route through wineries in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, with stops near historic towns, farmland and the Delaware River.

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...

The Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail connects wineries across Central Pennsylvania along the Susquehanna and Juniata rivers, with small-town tasting rooms...

Wine trails in Pennsylvania: FAQ

Where are the wine trails in Pennsylvania?
The Berks County Wine Trail visits wineries in Auburn, Birdsboro and Douglassville. The Brandywine Valley Wine Trail visits wineries in Chadds Ford, West Grove and Coatesville. The Bucks County Wine Trail visits wineries in Perkasie, Buckingham and Newtown. The Lake Erie Wine Country Wine Trail visits wineries in North East, Westfield and Portland. The Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail visits wineries in Lewistown, Belleville and Centre Hall.
Which wine trail in Pennsylvania has the most wineries?
The Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail has the most, with 13 member wineries, followed by the Brandywine Valley Wine Trail (9) and the Berks County Wine Trail (7).
Do any Pennsylvania wine trails cross into other states?
Yes: the Lake Erie Wine Country Wine Trail also covers New York.

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