Tequila Trail is an itinerary to tour the tequila distilleries and agave fields around the town of Tequila in Jalisco, Mexico. The tequila-producing region with its distilleries and agave fields is a 
UNESCO World Heritage Site. Trips start in Guadalajara and typically begins with a train trip or a bus trip to Tequila and usually visit two other nearby tequila producing townsː Amatitan and El Arenal. The traditional Tequila Trail has been a popular tourist activity for the past 50 years.
In 2025, the Jalisco Tourism Ministry introduced a new route, called the Los Altos Tequila Trail' that includes different tequila producers in the highland towns that ring the Tequila Valley. These distilleries and their agave fields are located at higher elevations producing tequilas with a sweeter flavor profile and different terroir than those produced in the lower valley. There is no overlap between the two routes and a serious tequila afficianado will want to experience both routes.
Traditional Tequila Trail
[edit]Towns
[edit]- Tequila
- Amatitan
- El Arenal
Major distilleries
[edit]- Jose Cuervo
- Sauza
- Herradura
Los Altos Tequila Trail
[edit]Towns
[edit]- Arandas
- Tepatitlan
- Atotonilco del Alto
Major distilleries
[edit]- Don Julio
- Patron
Get in
[edit]Go/Walk/Drive/...
[edit]Stay safe
[edit]Go next
[edit]- Oaxaca - Visit some of Mexico's most famous mezcal distilleries