Texas Wine Trails

Map of wine trails in Texas

Texas wine trails

5 member wineries

The Bay Breeze Wine Trail links wineries across the Texas Gulf Coast around Galveston Bay and east toward Winnie and Sour Lake, pairing wine tasting with...

24 member wineries

The Cross Timbers Wine Trail connects wineries across North Central Texas, stretching from the Red River south to Hamilton County and from Grapevine west to Abilene.

6 member wineries

The Grapevine Wine Trail connects tasting rooms in Grapevine, Texas, near Dallas–Fort Worth. Historic Main Street makes it an easy wine outing with time for...

22 member wineries

The Piney Woods Wine Trail is a self-guided winery route across East Texas, spanning Marshall to Trinidad and Canton to Hemphill, with country vineyards,...

3 member wineries

The Red River Valley Wine Trail connects estate-vineyard wineries around Saint Jo and Muenster in North Central Texas. Plan a countryside wine outing with...

8 member wineries

The Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail is a self-guided winery route through Southeast Texas, north and northwest of Houston, with countryside tasting rooms,...

The Texas High Plains Wine and Vine Trail connects wineries in the Texas High Plains AVA around Lubbock and Brownfield, Texas, with vineyard-side tastings...

5 member wineries

The Texas Independence Wine Trail is a self-guided wine route through south-central Texas, linking country tasting rooms around Sealy, Bellville,...

6 member wineries

The Way Out Wineries Wine Trail connects family-owned wineries across Texas, from south of Dallas–Fort Worth to north of Austin. Explore by car, with...

19 member wineries

Wine Road 290 follows the Texas Hill Country corridor from Fredericksburg to Johnson City, Texas, pairing vineyard visits along U.S. Highway 290 with...

Wine trails in Texas: FAQ

Where are the wine trails in Texas?
The Bay Breeze Wine Trail visits wineries in Anahuac, Baytown and Kemah. The Cross Timbers Wine Trail visits wineries in Granbury, Saint Jo and Valley View. The Grapevine Wine Trail visits wineries in Grapevine and McKinney. The Piney Woods Wine Trail visits wineries in Tyler, Kilgore and Pittsburg. The Red River Valley Wine Trail visits wineries in Saint Jo and Muenster. The Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail visits wineries in Bryan, Chappell Hill and College Station. The Texas High Plains Wine and Vine Trail visits wineries in Brownfield, Lubbock and Idalou. The Texas Independence Wine Trail visits wineries in Bellville, Carmine and La Grange. The Way Out Wineries Wine Trail visits wineries in Granbury, Lampasas and Hamilton. The Wine Road 290 visits wineries in Fredericksburg, Johnson City and Stonewall.
Which wine trail in Texas has the most wineries?
The Cross Timbers Wine Trail has the most, with 24 member wineries, followed by the Piney Woods Wine Trail (22) and the Wine Road 290 (19).

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