Planning Your Visit to Red Mountain
- Jan 13
- 2 min read
Updated: Jan 16
Nestled just outside the Tri-Cities, Red Mountain is one of Washington State’s most celebrated wine regions known for bold reds, sweeping vineyard views, and a relaxed, welcoming pace. Red Mountain is home to Frichette and over a dozen amazing wineries, mostly family owned. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or a longer stay, here’s a simple guide to help you plan the perfect Red Mountain getaway.
Flying In: Start at PSC
The easiest way to reach Red Mountain is by flying into Tri-Cities Airport (PSC). It’s a small, convenient airport with rental cars readily available and quick access to Richland, Benton City, and Red Mountain. No long drives required.
Where to Stay
Choose the vibe that fits your visit best:
The Lodge at Columbia Point Located along the Columbia River in Richland, this waterfront hotel offers beautiful views, walkable paths, and an upscale yet relaxed atmosphere. It’s a great home base for exploring the Tri-Cities and wine country. Located on the property is a fine dining restaurant and a casual bar. Bicycle rentals are also available for a great ride on the waterfront.
The Summit on Red Mountain Want to wake up surrounded by vineyards? Stay right on Red Mountain at The Summit. This intimate, elevated vacation rental places you in the heart of Washington wine country with unmatched views and close proximity to wineries. The Summit features an outdoor kitchen, sunken firepit and a hot tub that overlooks the vineyard vista.
Getting Around in Style
Skip the driving and elevate your experience by booking TC Black, a luxury driving service that will transport you from your hotel to wineries comfortably and safely. It’s the perfect option for a carefree day of tasting, celebrating, and soaking it all in. David McClain and his team of drivers schedule tasting appointments, carry your wines to the car and are incredibly knowledgeable.
Where to Dine
After a day in the vineyards, enjoy some of the Tri-Cities’ favorite dining spots:
Drumheller’s at The Lodge at Columbia Point Elevated Northwest cuisine with river views, perfect for a special evening.
Dovetail Joint A local favorite for wine and thoughtful, seasonal dishes.
The Social Lively, modern, and great for sharing plates, wine and cocktails.
LuLu Craft Bar + Kitchen Fresh flavors, creative cocktails, and a relaxed waterfront setting.
Hyde Tap & Lounge Cozy, casual, and ideal for winding down with a drink and good conversation.
Slow Down & Savor
Red Mountain is best enjoyed at an unhurried pace. Plan time to relax, connect, and truly experience the wines, the people, and the place. Let us know if you are returning and visiting your favorites or if you are looking for something new to discover. We are always up for making personalized recommendations.
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