Bainbridge Vineyards: A Taste of Washington's Wine Country

Getting There

• Ferry

  To reach Bainbridge Vineyards from downtown Seattle, start by heading to the Seattle Waterfront. You can take the Seattle Streetcar to the Waterfront stop if you're not already nearby. Look for the Washington State Ferries terminal at Pier 52. Purchase a ticket to Bainbridge Island at the ticket booth or from the vending machines. Board the ferry to Bainbridge Island, which will take approximately 35 minutes. Once you arrive at the Bainbridge Island Ferry Terminal, exit the ferry and head northeast on Winslow Way E. Continue straight onto State Route 305 N. After about 1.5 miles, turn left onto NE Day Rd. Bainbridge Vineyards will be on your left at 8989 NE Day Rd.

• Bus

  If you prefer to take public transportation, start at any major bus stop in Seattle and find your way to the Seattle Central Station. From there, take the Sound Transit bus route 586 towards Bainbridge Island. The bus will drop you off near the Bainbridge Island Ferry Terminal. After disembarking, head northeast on Winslow Way E and continue straight onto State Route 305 N. After about 1.5 miles, turn left onto NE Day Rd. Bainbridge Vineyards will be on your left at 8989 NE Day Rd.

• Bicycle

  If you're feeling adventurous and want to bike, you can start from downtown Seattle. First, take the Burke-Gilman Trail heading north until you reach the Ballard Locks. Cross the locks, then continue on the trail until you reach the ferry terminal at the Seattle Waterfront. Take the ferry to Bainbridge Island. After arriving, you can bike northeast on Winslow Way E, continue straight onto State Route 305 N, and then turn left onto NE Day Rd. Bainbridge Vineyards will be on your left at 8989 NE Day Rd.