Collier Falls

Natural springs and creeks in the mountains of Dry Creek Valley create the 30-foot waterfall that inspired the name Collier Falls. Just a few steps south of our hillside Zinfandel vineyards, the dense forest suddenly transforms into this beautiful scene.
 
The waterfall runs year round, and at its peak during the rainy season spills over 5 million gallons of water per day. Each year, steelhead trout arrive here to spawn. The water creates Fall Creek and feeds into Dry Creek, which flows into the Russian River, and connects to the Pacific Ocean.
 
In winemaking, the natural scenery around us provides inspiration. Each year we try to capture some of that beauty in the bottle. 
 
We hope you enjoy some of that magic when you open your next bottle of Collier Falls.