Wine Trails In Verde Valley – No Hiking Allowed!

When it comes to wine nation, Arizona does not typically come to mind. Most think of Arizona as a hot desert devoid of plant life. But those of us in Arizona and particularly in Sedona,  we know this not to be true!  Northern Arizona has great wines for you to try! Sedona and the climate around Sedona is an excellent place to grow and produce wine!

If you’re a fan of great wines, take a day to follow the Verde Valley Wine Trail! This wine trail can be for groups, couples or people just looking to taste the originality of Arizona’s fast growing wine industry! The Verde Valley Wine Trail allows you to visit 7 of the area’s most popular wineries.

Verde Valley Wine Trail Wineries

The Wineries on the Verde Valley Wine Trail include: Alcantara Vineyards, Chateau Tumbleweed, Clear Creek Winery, D.A. Ranch, Page Springs Cellars, Oak Creek Vineyards and Javelina Leap Vineyard. The Verde Valley Wine Trail also includes 10 tasting rooms! Engaging in the Verde Valley Wine Trail will give you the opportunity to see more of Northern Arizona’s Verde Valley beauty as well as trying these exquisite wines nestled in the red rock countryside and lush canyons surrounding Cottonwood, Jerome, Sedona, Clarkdale, and Cornville. With your trek of the Verde Valley Wine Trail, you will understand why there is no hiking allowed!
The Verde Valley is a terrific location to check out if you’re tired of the crowds or to take a break from all the hiking.  You’ll have the opportunity to taste great Sedona area wine while taking in the natural beauty of Verde Valley’s Wine Country! The Verde Valley Wine trail is a truly unique “trail” to engage in if you love different wines. To visit online and find out more information, visit Verde Valley Wine Trail.