Hop on Wine Trolley
Beginning September 15, 2025, all Pocono Daytripper tours will be paused indefinitely. Refunds for any prebooked tours are currently being processed. Our thoughts are with Peter Luck, founder, owner, and primary operator of Pocono Daytripper, as he recovers from a serious car accident.
Bri & Dee enjoy a unique and worry-free way to explore the Pocono Beverage Trail and beyond!
If you're looking for a way to safely sip your way across some of the best wineries, breweries, and distilleries in the Pocono Mountains, Bri & Dee have you covered! Consider booking a trip on the Hop-On Hop-Off Wine Trolley, a unique and worry-free way to explore the Pocono Beverage Trail and beyond.
“We have two options; a public tour for smaller groups, and private tours available for larger parties, where stops can be catered to your preference. We transport you among four stops and provide safe transportation there and back. The tours typically last 5-6 hours, we travel about 35-40 miles round trip, and we give you ample time at each stop”, explained Peter Luck, owner of Pocono Day Tripper, which operates the trolley tour.
On this Bri & Dee adventure, we visited Blue Ridge Winery in Saylorsburg, Eagles Rest Cellars in the Cherry Valley, Tolino Vineyards in downtown Stroudsburg, and Silverback Distillery in Smithfield Township.
Each stop has its own unique story and characteristics, such as Eagles Rest Cellars being veteran owned and operated.
“My dad originally had the vision for a Christmas tree farm beginning in 1984, when he bought this land. Today, all our wine labels are named after aviation terms because my father served in the Air Force then flew for TWA. I signed up for the Air Force and served for 25 years, and met my wife in navigator training. We have dry, sweet, red, white, semi-sweet and semi-dry wines. We have about 15 different wines, music on weekends, and we host any kind of private celebration,” said Royce Fetherman, owner of Eagles Rest Cellars.
Pocono Day Tripper offers several other tours including a Historic Trolley Tour, the Haunted Tour, and a Foodie Tour.
Be sure to check out the Pocono Beverage Trail, featuring more than two-dozen wineries, breweries, and distilleries across our four-county region. Learn more about the mobile passport and how to redeem discounts at PoconoBeverageTrail.com.