WALLA WALLA BIKE TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Pedal Between Vine Rows and Blue Mountain Vistas
A full-day guided bike tour through the Walla Walla AVA that pairs vineyard scenery with tastings at three wineries.
Pedal Between Vine Rows and Blue Mountain Vistas.
Adventure brief
Pedal Between Vine Rows and Blue Mountain Vistas
Ride the southside of the Walla Walla AVA—through vineyards and wheat fields with the Blue Mountains looming on the horizon—on a guided, winery-focused bike tour that visits three tasting rooms and delivers a long, scenic day on two wheels.
Discover an unforgettable combination of outdoor adventure and wine tasting on the Walla Walla Southside bike tour with Kickstand Tours. This private experience takes you through the lush vineyards and golden wheat fields of Washington's renowned Walla Walla AVA, all with the stunning Blue Mountains as your backdrop. You'll visit three handpicked wineries, each offering distinct wines that highlight the region's diverse terroir. The ride is enjoyable and accessible, winding through rural landscapes that shift beautifully with each season. Along the way, your knowledgeable guide shares insights into local winemaking practices and the area's agricultural history. It’s the perfect way to engage with nature, sample world-class wines, and create lasting memories outside the usual tasting room experience. Whether you're an avid cyclist or a casual rider, this tour strikes a perfect balance of activity, education, and relaxation in one of Washington's top wine destinations.
Route Schematic
Route Snapshot
A sequence of meeting point, countryside riding, and three winery stops—here’s how the day typically unfolds.
Meet at The Finch Hotel
The tour assembles at The Finch Hotel on East Main Street in downtown Walla Walla before departing.
Cross Wheat Fields and Vineyards
Leaving town, the ride passes through open wheat country and planted vineyard acreage with long views of the Blue Mountains.
Three Winery Tastings
The core of the day is visits to three wineries along the southside route for guided tastings and cellarroom experiences.
Approach Toward the Oregon Border
The route runs close to the state line, giving riders a sense of the AVA’s cross-border footprint.
This is the operator’s longest ride (the southside loop); riders should be comfortable cycling multiple miles between stops and follow the guide’s safety instructions. Be prepared for prolonged sun exposure and limited luggage space on the bikes.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Vineyards, Wheat Fields and Blue Mountain Backdrops
The route threads through planted acreage and open wheat country with panoramic views of the Blue Mountains—bring a camera for continuous, wide-open vistas.
Three Wineries in the Walla Walla AVA
This tour stops at three distinct tasting rooms, showcasing varietals the region is known for, and offers a concentrated way to sample Walla Walla’s cellar strengths.
A Long, Scenic Southside Loop
The southside route is the operator’s longest ride, taking you toward the Oregon border and across roughly the most scenic acreage in the AVA.
What the day feels like
What to Expect
Expect a full-day outing—6+ hours—starting from town and moving out into the AVA: steady pedaling between tasting rooms, photo stops among vines and wheat, and multiple seated tastings at three wineries along a route that crosses scenic agricultural land toward the Oregon border.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Dress for the weather and for biking: flat-soled, closed-toe shoes (sneakers recommended); sunscreen; a substantial breakfast; water (the operator provides water and bottles); a mask. Avoid large purses; bring minimal personal items due to limited bike storage.
Meet at The Finch Hotel, 325 East Main Street, Walla Walla, WA. The tour is a full-day outing lasting 6+ hours.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the minimum age to join this tour?
Participants must be 21 or older.
How long is the tour?
The outing lasts 6+ hours.
How far will we ride?
This southside is the operator’s longest route and covers roughly the long scenic loop through the AVA.
How many wineries do we visit?
The tour includes visits to three wineries.
Are pets allowed on the tour?
No—pets are not accommodated on the tours and are not allowed at many of the stops.
Will water and safety gear be provided?
The operator provides water and water bottles; riders should bring sunscreen and wear closed-toe, flat-soled shoes. Face masks are also listed as required.
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