Here's What a Sunny Spring Getaway Looks Like
The Southwest corner of Washington state is popular for sun, wine and water, an ideal spring break trio for kids and adults alike. Those seeking safe, yet sunny escapes from home, have some trip planning help with the “Small Business Spotlight” from Visit Tri-Cities, a series of videos from wineries, restaurants and visitor businesses in order to show and share first hand, what visitors can expect. Wonder what wine tasting looks like these days? Take a peek at the open air arrangements at Barnard Griffin, Fidelitas on Red Mountain and J. Bookwalter Winery. Preview experiences like sweets and baked goods on the covered outdoor area at Frost Me Sweet Bakery & Bistro, cider on the outdoor patio at Tri-Cities Cider House to craft beer and a tasty meal at Ice Harbor Brewing Co.. The videos help depict what visiting is really like in this new world.
The full video series can be found on the Visit Tri-Cities YouTube page linked here, additional videos highlighting local business will be added on a continuing basis. Please feel free to share the videos and spread the word, supporting local is more critical than ever.
Located in the heart of Washington Wine Country, the Tri-Cities - Kennewick, Pasco and Richland in southeastern corner of the state offers a sun-drenched retreat for exploration and rejuvenation. Nestled at the confluence of the Columbia and Snake Rivers with a desert climate, easy access to these mighty waterways provide world-class recreation, majestic natural beauty and irrigation for the world-class wineries – 200 within a one-hour drive. Visitors enjoy creature comforts at local hotels and spas, carefully crafted fare from local eateries and farmers markets, and award-winning golf courses. Hands-on history is accessible throughout the region, sharing the local perspective on international events like The Manhattan Project, and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The Tri-Cities region by car, is three hours from Seattle and Portland, two hours from Spokane, and one hour from Walla Walla and Yakima. Arrive by Amtrak train and then bike or rideshare from Pasco’s Intermodal Station to a hotel or restaurant of choice. Fly into the Tri-Cities Airport, with direct flights to and from 10 major hubs. Discover the details at visittri-cities.com @Tri-CitiesWashington on Facebook @Tri-CitiesWA on Instagram and Twitter.
L-R: Photos courtesy of Visit Tri-Cities