Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail

The Leelanau Peninsula holds 33 tasting rooms, and the practical way to plan them is by harbor town rather than as one long list. Pick a village or two, taste what is close, and save the rest for another day.

Leelanau Peninsula is the larger region to the northwest, the little finger of the mitten, bounded by Lake Michigan on one side and the bay on the other. It was recognized as Michigan's second wine appellation in 1982 and its rooms are spread out among villages like Suttons Bay, Lake Leelanau, Leland, Omena, and Northport.

Suttons Bay (13)

Lake Leelanau (8)

Leland (1)

Omena (1)

Northport (4)

Cedar (2)

Glen Arbor (2)

Traverse City (2)

For sparkling wine, start with 45 North Vineyard & Winery, MAWBY Sparkling Wines, Glen Arbor Wines.

Staying near the village? The Suttons Bay tasting rooms guide covers real distances and the walkable rooms, and the fall color wine tour covers the M-22 shore drive at peak.

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