Wine and Dine in Walla Walla!
Walla walla hailed as the West’s “Standout Wine-and-dine region” in 2022 by Sunset Travel Awards
Escape the everyday
Reach the point of extraordinary in Walla Walla, where wine, culture, and the beauty of the outdoors meet. Eclectic, and full of energy, this small town is packed with big surprises.
Around every corner is a perfect restaurant, ideal tasting room, or must-have purchase. Around every bend is an iconic winery, unforgettable view, or epic adventure. And at the end of each day are the accommodations of your dreams.
Recognized among the finest wine regions in the nation, Walla Walla features more than 130 wineries and nearly 3,000 acres of grapes that welcome you to taste. These robust, exceptional flavors come with a refreshingly relaxed come-as-you-are attitude.
Whether staying within downtown’s welcoming vibe or off the beaten path surrounded by sweeping vineyards and endless nature, you’re never far from great food, acclaimed wine, big-time adventure, and small-town experiences in Walla Walla.
Check out our digital Visitor Guide, or request a hard copy here, to learn more about what Walla Walla has to offer.
Fall Release Weekend
November 1-3, 2024
Wineries will showcase their newest releases – often wines that are exclusively available at the tasting room or winery – and host a myriad of events. Opportunities to meet with winemakers offer wine connoisseurs and casual imbibers alike insight into what made this vintage unique. No matter how you pour it, Fall Release proves to be an action-packed weekend throughout the community.
Walla Walla blog
- The hero gravel of Walla Walla
Combine a scenic gravel ride with a visit to a local vineyard. Nestled in the rolling yellow hills of the Palouse and crisscrossed by a network of unpaved roads, Walla Walla, Washington is quickly becoming a gravel riding destination. A few miles north of the Oregon border, the city gives way to the endless farmland … Read More - Hiking Bluewood Ski Area: A Tale of Two Seasons
When the summer temperatures soar, it is easy to find yourself longing for the reprieve of winter. Even though there’s no snow in sight, it still feels like Christmas in July up at the Bluewood ski area where there is a bounty of wildflowers, a lush conifer forest, miles of trails, cooler temperatures, and beautiful … Read More - Fun, fun, fun at the Walla Walla Fair
By Vicki HillhouseOriginally Published August 18, 2023 The Walla Walla County Fair & Frontier Days aims to deliver with five days of family fun including a opening day concert headliner, a sold out demolition derby, three nights of PRCA rodeo action, vendors, exhibits, a community parade, carnival, food and more. The event kicks off on … Read More
