Explore over 40 wineries across the Old Mission and Leelanau Peninsulas. From world-class Rieslings to stunning bay views, your perfect wine country escape starts here.
Each peninsula offers its own distinct character, varietals, and tasting experiences — all surrounded by the breathtaking waters of Grand Traverse Bay.
A narrow finger of land stretching 18 miles into Grand Traverse Bay, home to Michigan's pioneering wineries and stunning water views from both sides.
Michigan's largest wine-producing region, with rolling hills, charming villages, and a diverse collection of wineries spanning from Lake Michigan to the bay.
From harvest festivals in autumn to ice wine celebrations in winter, Traverse City wine country offers year-round events that bring the community together.
Let an expert guide lead you through the peninsulas. Enjoy worry-free transportation, insider access, and curated tastings at the region's best wineries.
Many wineries offer gourmet food pairings, on-site restaurants, and farm-to-table dining experiences that perfectly complement their wines.
The Old Mission and Leelanau Peninsulas share the 45th parallel with Bordeaux, creating a microclimate where cool-climate grapes flourish and world-class wines are born from the shores of Grand Traverse Bay.
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Browse ToursFrom charming B&Bs at the wineries to downtown boutique hotels. Find your perfect home base.
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Read the GuideWine dinners, harvest festivals, live music, and seasonal celebrations happening across the region.
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Open MapBus tours, the best group-friendly wineries, a done-for-you weekend itinerary, and a free planning kit for the maid of honor. Everything in one place.
From bone-dry to lusciously sweet ice wines, discover the Rieslings that have put Michigan on the world wine map.
A side-by-side comparison to help you choose your wine trail adventure.
Cozy tasting rooms, ice wine releases, and zero crowds — winter has its perks.