
California · 3 to 4 days · about 180 miles
Wine Country Ridgelines: Napa, Sonoma and Route 128
Vineyard estates, spa inns and the quiet Anderson Valley.
Start in Napa with estate hotels among the vines, cross the hills to Healdsburg's design-forward inns, then follow Route 128 through the Anderson Valley's redwoods and small wineries to the coast. The driving is short; the point is the stays.
Open this drive in XCRSNWhere to stay, night by night
Stop 1 · 1 night
Yountville, CA
The heart of Napa dining, with intimate luxury inns.
Our pick: Hotel Yountville
Also worth a look: Bardessono, North Block Hotel
Stop 2 · 2 nights
Healdsburg, CA
Boutique hotels around a walkable plaza and top tasting rooms.
Our pick: Montage Healdsburg
Also worth a look: SingleThread Inn, Harmon Guest House
Stop 3 · 1 night
Philo, CA
Farm stays and cabins in the Anderson Valley on Route 128.
Our pick: The Madrones
Also worth a look: The Philo Apple Farm
When to go
Harvest in September and October is busiest; spring is calmer and green.
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