Temecula wine country
The three wine trails
32 wineries sit on three roads. Pick one and you can plan a whole day without backtracking.
The three Temecula wine trails
How they fit together
One valley, three roads
Rancho California Road is the spine of wine country, running east from the city. Calle Contento branches north off it, a short road with its wineries close together. De Portola Road runs a few miles to the southeast, roughly parallel and quieter.
The trails are close enough to combine: a morning on Calle Contento, lunch on Rancho California, an afternoon on De Portola.
Gold lines are the three trail roads. Grey dots are wineries on other roads.
Off the trails
17 more wineries
On side roads around the valley, like Glen Oaks Road and Monte de Oro Road. Filter the full list by area.
Old Town Temecula
Big Nose Winery pours in town, no drive to the vineyards needed.
Let someone else drive
Temecula wine tour companies compared on price, pickups and what is included.