This is the Walla Walla Valley
It starts with the land. From deep basalt cobblestones to windblown silts, the Walla Walla Valley is home to some of the most diverse vineyard soils in the world. Add in dramatic shifts in elevation and a patchwork of microclimates, and you get wines with depth, structure, and range. This natural diversity makes it possible to grow an impressive spectrum of grape varieties—creating a region that offers something for every kind of wine drinker. But it’s the people who bring it all together: a collaborative spirit, a shared drive to respect the land, and a community that’s curious, committed, and always pushing what’s possible.
FAST FACTS
Award-Winning Wines
Exceptional Terroir
Unique Geography
Strategic Location
GET TO KNOW THE WINERIES
The Walla Walla Valley is made up of six wine districts—each with its own feel, landscape, and personality. All are just a short drive from one another, making it easy to explore more than one in a day. Whether you’re into vineyard views, downtown energy, or tucked-away tasting rooms, each district offers something different worth discovering.
EXPLORE WINERIES
Westside
If you’re coming from the west, you’ll drive right through the Westside Wine District. Here you’ll find some of the most established wineries in the Walla Walla Valley, all ready to welcome you to town.
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Downtown
Downtown Walla Walla boasts over 30 wine tasting rooms within walking distance of award-winning restaurants and accommodations, fantastic shopping, and a charming historic Main Street.
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Airport
Next to the Walla Walla Airport, you’ll find a truly unique experience. More than a dozen wineries have set up tasting rooms inside old WWII-era mess halls, hangar buildings and firehouses.
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Eastside
On the far Eastside, visitors will find numerous award-winning wineries along with the picturesque Mill Creek growing area.
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Southside
The bulk of the vineyards are located on the Southside of town, so these wineries pair spectacular views of the Walla Walla Valley with their highly acclaimed wines.
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Oregon
Keep heading South, and you’ll be across the Oregon border before you know it. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit The Rocks District of Milton-Freewater, a sub-AVA of the Walla Walla Valley.
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