Wineries from across the Northwest have tasting rooms on Vancouver's riverfront, with more out in the Clark County countryside toward Ridgefield and Battle Ground.
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At a glance
Places in Cruv
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Upcoming events
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Known for
Pinot Noir
Pinot Gris
Sauvignon Blanc
Nearest city
About 7 miles from downtown Portland
Areas in Southwest Washington
Ridgefield and Battle Ground
Wineries among working vineyards in rural Clark County, north and northeast of Vancouver. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge is close by, as are waterfalls and park trails near Battle Ground.
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Vancouver
Tasting rooms a few blocks apart on the Columbia River waterfront, many run by wineries based elsewhere in Washington or Oregon. Downtown adds urban tasting rooms among its shops and restaurants.
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Also in Southwest Washington: Cowlitz and Lewis counties.
Know before you go
Reservations
Most tasting rooms take walk-ins, but some smaller ones fill up, so call ahead on weekends or with a larger group.
Tasting fees
Fees are usually modest and often waived when you buy a bottle.
Getting there
Interstate 5 runs through Vancouver, about 3 hours from Seattle. Portland's airport is about 15 minutes away, and there's a train station near downtown.
Best time to visit
Visit in the warmer months if you want to sit outside: some tasting rooms have outdoor seating, and tastings move indoors in cooler weather.
Getting around
On the waterfront, park once and walk between tasting rooms. Plan a designated driver, a rideshare or a tour.
Wineries here host live music and other events, and the regional winery association sponsors joint weekend events each year.