Heritage & Wine Trail

In just two days you can discover beautiful scenery, boutique wineries, craft breweries, local museums, Native American history, and other great spots in Southwest Washington.

 
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Area Wineries

With many established wineries in the area, and more starting up each year, Clark County is increasingly becoming known as Washington’s burgeoning wine region. Be sure to check out our wineries page to see what each one has to offer!

Moulton Falls Winery

Moulton Falls Winery produces quality wines and ciders using grapes sourced from Red Mountain,

Pomeroy Cellars

Pomeroy Cellars is a boutique winery and tasting room in Clark County Washington. They produce

Bethany Vineyard and Winery

Located in Ridgefield, Washington, Bethany Vineyard and Winery combines the best traditions of

Stavalaura Vineyards and Winery

Stavalaura is a small-batch, family owned and operated vineyard and winery nestled just outside the

Windy Hills Winery

Windy Hills is a winery and event center in the beautiful and scenic Ridgefield, Washington. Visit

Gouger Cellars

International Platinum awarded winemaker Gary Gouger has been producing wine since 2002. Gougér

14 Acres Vineyard and Winery

14 Acres is a family owned and operated vineyard and winery dedicated to providing handcrafted wines

Clark County Wine Trail

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Pomeroy Living History Farm

Located in Yacolt, this historic farm depicts agrarian life as it was in the 1920s. Special events throughout the year include themed teas, the Country Life Fair, and Pumpkin Lane in October. Don't forget to stop by Pomeroy Cellars for wine tasting with a view.

Moulton Falls Park

This 387-acre park is located just northeast of Battle Ground and features two waterfalls as well as a picturesque arch bridge standing more than three stories high. The two-plus miles of trails also makes this park a hiker’s paradise! Reward yourself post-hike with a visit to Moulton Falls Winery, which specializes in cider in addition to delicious wine.

Moulton Falls Bridge

Chelatchie Prairie Railroad

This old-fashioned steam train once hauled logs to Columbia River ports, but now provides scenic rides throughout the year. The 10-mile round-trip takes passengers through the Lewis River Valley, stopping at Moulton Falls and offering a cliffside vantage point of the Lewis River.

North Clark Historical Museum

Housed in the historic 1910 United Brethren Church in Amboy, this museum preserves Native American, settler, and logging history of the region.

Cedar Creek Grist Mill

Built in 1876 and still open year-round on weekends, the Cedar Creek Grist Mill gives visitors the chance to partake in a “working tour,” showcasing how the mill produces flour, corn meal, and apple cider. Look for special events on the last Saturday of each month throughout the summer.

Cedar Creek Grist Mill

Cathlapotle Plankhouse

Located on the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, this full-scale replica of a Native American cedar plankhouse on a Lewis and Clark historical site depicts the culture and habitat of this area’s original inhabitants. Nearby wineries include Stavalaura Vineyard and Windy Hills Winery.

Fort Vancouver National Site

One can easily spend an entire day exploring the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and all of its elements, including Officers Row, Pearson Air Museum, the Parade Grounds, the reconstructed Fort, and so much more! Visit the nearby waterfront for several tasting rooms within a few blocks of each other.

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