Maryland Wine Trails

Travel Maryland Wine Trails

There are several wine trails in Maryland for you to travel along and find great Maryland wineries. These trails are distinctly marked by distinctive signs to make your journey easy and enjoyable. These wine trails will give you clear directions to winery locations, making it possible for you to stop at several wineries in a short time. They are well organized routes designated by the Maryland Tourism and Transportation departments in collaboration with local MD wineries which offer tours to the general public. Some Maryland wine trails exist soley as a collaborative effort amongst local wineries. Whichever trail you follow, you're sure to find an excellent variety of Maryland wines to taste. Even if you choose not to stop at any of the area wineries, these trails are great ways to see the majestic landscape of Maryland wine country. Let the wine trails guide you down highways and country roads and into quiet and lush vineyards and countryside. As you pass by cities like Ocean City, Salisbury, Silver Spring and Edgewood, there may even be some great Maryland wine bars designated along the way for you to stop into and enjoy a quick lunch or dinner with a smooth glass of red or white wine. And for those of you considering a Maryland winery wedding, wine trails are an excellent starting point. Drive the trails until you find the winery that seems like the perfect spot, with just the right views. Then stop into the winery and ask some questions and begin making your plans! So what are you waiting for? Hit the open roads, or wine trails, and explore Maryland's wine country! Here are the wine trails we've found in Maryland.

The Frederick Wine Trail

Consists of six wineries and their combined 120 acres of vineyards. Together these wineries are responsible for over half of Maryland’s wine production.
Visit www.frederickwinetrail.com for more information.

The Mason Dixon Wine Trail

Trail visits 8 of Marylands finest wineries along with Inns, B&Bs, Markets, Restaurants, Shops and more.
Visit www.masondixonwinetrail.com for more information.

The Patuxent Wine Trail

Located in Calvert County in Southern Maryland and visits 5 local wineries.
Visit www.patuxentwinetrail.com for more information.

The Piedmont Wine Trail

Encompasses Baltimore and Harford counties and is comprised eight of Maryland’s finest wineries.
Visit www.piedmontwinetrail.com for more information.

For more information about the Maryland Wine Trails of MD wine regions contact the Maryland Office of Tourism Development at 217 East Redwood Street, Baltimore MD, 21202 Telephone: 410-767-3400.