Seeking a peaceful wine country getaway without Napa Valley’s crowds? Discover Upper Lake, California’s enchanting hidden gem. This comprehensive Upper Lake wine country guide reveals the perfect blend of boutique wineries, natural wonders, and small-town charm for your next Northern California escape.
Experience Upper Lake Wine Country’s Unique Charm
Historic Main Street Adventures
Immerse yourself in Upper Lake’s old-town atmosphere along the historic Main Street, where you’ll find:
- Charming antique shops
- Local eateries and cafes
- Boutique shopping experiences
- Historic architecture
- Small-town hospitality
Essential Wine Country Experiences
Premium Wine Tasting
Explore intimate wineries offering unique experiences:
- Chacewater Winery: Generous tastings and olive oil sampling
- Scenic vineyard views
- Relaxed picnic opportunities
- Personal attention from vintners
- Local wine education
Natural Attractions
Embrace Upper Lake’s natural beauty:
- Clear Lake recreation
- Water sports
- Hiking trails
- Scenic drives
- Redbud Park
- Anderson Marsh State Historic Park
- Rejuvenating hot springs
- Highland Seigler Springs
- Harbin Hot Springs
- Riveria Beach Spring
Where to Stay: Luxury Meets History
The Tallman Hotel Experience
This boutique hotel offers:
- Historic charm with modern amenities
- Garden rooms with private Japanese soaking tubs
- Complimentary homemade breakfast
- Courtyard with live music
- Adjacent Blue Wing Saloon restaurant
Exclusive Offer: Use code ALAMODE for 15% off your stay
Dining Highlights In Upper Lake
Savor local flavors at the Blue Wing Saloon. Some highlights include:
- Modern cuisine with country charm
- Alfresco dining options
- Local wine pairings
- Fresh, seasonal menus
Planning Your Upper Lake Wine Country Getaway
Best Times to Visit
- Spring: Wildflower blooms
- Summer: Lake activities
- Fall: Harvest season
- Winter: Cozy wine tasting
*Promotional offer* Use ALAMODE for 15% of when you book your stay here at the Tallman Hotel
After exploring Upper Lake California check out more historic hotels and luxurious experiences in our Luxury San Francisco Guide or Marin and Sonona . Learn more about wine regions at California Wine Institute.
