Things To Do
Woodinville Farmers Market
Since 1993, the Woodinville Farmers Market has been serving up more than just groceries. It’s grown into a vibrant community hub, complete with entertainment, educational demos, and plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow foodies. It’s now a vibrant festival that brings the Woodinville community and visitors from near and far together for entertainment, music, and educational demonstrations. Saturday mornings only.
Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery
For more than 50 years, the French-style Chateau Ste. Michelle has crafted wines that are expressive, balanced, and complex. From everyday favorites to award-winning icons, every bottle reflects the character of Washington’s Columbia Valley. Chateau St. Michelle also hosts a variety of summer concerts. Best for: Chardonnay, Riesling, Cabernet, Merlot, Syrah
DeLille Cellars
DeLille Cellars is the third oldest winery in Woodinville and best known for deep red wines. They produce about 30,000 cases a year of wines using Washington grapes sourced from the Red Mountain AVA, which they blend using European techniques. Best for: Bordeaux-style blends
Additional Wine Tasting Rooms
-Long Shadows Tasting Room: Best for wines made by famous winemakers around the world, with a PNW flare -Matthews Winery: Best for wines using Bordeaux grape varietals (Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot) -Novelty Hill-Januik: Best for Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot & Syrah -Kinhaven Winery: Best for zippy, fruity wines -Latta Wines: Best for medium-bodied unique varietals -Kevin White Winery: Best for balanced, cool-climate reds -Bayernmoor: Best for food and wine pairings -Obelisco Estates: Best for art and award winning wines
Local Breweries
There are a number of outstanding craft breweries for you to explore and taste some of Woodinville's most popular brews. -20 Corners Brewing -Triplehorn Brewing -Black Raven Brewing -Metier Brewing Company -Watts Brewing Company -4 Stitch Brewing Company
Local Distilleries
Woodinville's distilleries produce fine spirits that put the region on the map for more than just wine. Some local favorite are: -Woodinville Whiskey Company -J.P. Trodden Distilling -Puget Sound Rum Company -Four Leaf Spirits -Wildwood Spirits Company -Copper Cat Distillery -Washington Creek Distillery
Golf Courses
There are many beautiful and challenging golf courses in the Puget Sound area, as well as several TPC courses nearby. -Willows Run -The Golf Club at Newcastle -The Golf Club at Echo Falls -The Golf Club at Redmond Ridge -Bellevue Golf Course
Looking for an adventure? North Cascades National Park
For those wanting to explore more of the beauty that Washington State has to offer, we recommend staying a few extra days to explore the rugged, pristine beauty of the PNW! Hiker beware, you will need to put in some effort in NCNP, but the effort/reward ratio is the highest you will ever experience. Favorite hikes include Sahale Glacier Camp (don't let the name scare you - rest assured you won't be crossing any glaciers or traveling on any snow), Cascade Pass (for those venturing to Sahale, you will pass through Cascade Pass), Heather-Maple Pass Loop, Cutthroat Pass via the PCT, Blue Lake, Hidden Lake Lookout, and Thunder Knob Trail. Looking for gorgeous views with zero effort? Stunning drive up views can be seen at the Diablo Lake Overlook and Washington Pass Vista Point.
Looking for an adventure? Mount Baker Wilderness
For those wanting to explore more of the beauty that Washington State has to offer, we recommend staying a few extra days to explore the rugged, pristine beauty of the PNW! Go East! Head east on Hwy 542 from Bellingham (worth a visit in itself) towards Mount Baker. Stop by Wake n Bakery to fuel your body with coffee, breakfast burritos, and delicious baked goods. The road ends at the Artist Point parking lot, offering breathtaking views of Mount Shuksan (the mountain where we met) and Mount Baker. This parking lot is also the jumping off point for two of the most beautiful hikes in the state: Ptarmigan Ridge and Chain Lakes Loop. Don't forget to stop at Picture Lake on the way to or from Artist Point. It is about 3 miles before you reach Artist Point, and offers one of the most iconic photography shots in all of Washington state - the beautiful Mount Shuksan with a reflection lake in the foreground.
Looking for an adventure? Mount Rainier National Park
For those wanting to explore more of the beauty that Washington State has to offer, we recommend staying a few extra days to explore the rugged, pristine beauty of the PNW! Mid August is peak wildflower season in Washington! Some of our favorite hikes include Skyline Loop Trail, Mount Fremont Lookout, Reflection Lake (no hiking required), Burroughs Mountain Trail, Nisqually Vista Trail.
Looking for an adventure? Olympic National Park
For those wanting to explore more of the beauty that Washington State has to offer, we recommend staying a few extra days to explore the rugged, pristine beauty of the PNW! Olympic National Park is a hiker’s paradise with a mix of coastal, mountain, and forest terrain, so there’s a trail for every kind of adventurer. Some favorites are: Lake Crescent, Hoh Rain Forest, Hurricane Ridge, Sol Duc Hot Springs and Falls, Rialto Beach to Hole-in-the-Wall, Shi Shi Beach, Ruby Beach, and First, Second & Third Beaches at La Push. Be on the lookout for orcas, otters, seals, sea lions, porpoises, and various seabirds. You can also find sea stars and anemones in the tidal pools at the Beaches! If you go to any of the Beaches, please be mindful of the tide schedule.
Looking for an adventure? Seattle City Center
Seattle is a vibrant waterfront city where innovative urban culture meets breathtaking natural scenery. You'll explore historic markets, world-class attractions, and diverse neighborhoods, all framed by endless views of mountains and the Puget Sound. -Pike Place Market: Come for the fish toss, stay for the snacks, eclectic vibe & local vendors. -Kerry Park: the most iconic photo viewpoint of Seattle -Argosy Cruise: Take a scenic and informative boat ride around the Puget Sound & Seattle. We highly recommend the Locks Cruise. -Space Needle: Ride to the top for breathtaking 360° views of the city, Puget Sound, and the mountains. -Chihuly Garden & Glass: Explore Dale Chihuly’s brilliant glass sculptures, glowing indoors and in the outdoor garden. Gas Works Park: Enjoy panoramic views of downtown from Lake Union. Favorite Restaurants: -Din Tai Fung -Ray's Boathouse (go at sunset and sit on the patio overlooking the Olympics!) -San Fermo -Asadero