Enjoy the natural beauty of the Walla Walla Valley’s landscapes and biodiverse ecosystems. This itinerary balances the pleasures of local culture and cuisine with the natural wonders of the Walla Walla Valley.
From larger-than-life portraits of sisterhood in Yakima to vintage fruit label mosaics in Tieton, art tells much about a place’s history, culture and community.
On a blistering hot Sunday afternoon, in a bustling tasting room with a view of the Blue Mountains, a relaxed crowd clinked glasses and caught up over drinks, while extra-thirsty guests bellied up to the bar for another round.
The scenic and often sunny Yakima Valley attracts thousands of visitors eager to sample its agricultural bounty and enjoy its great outdoors. But certain roads less taken lead to unique attractions that are worth the trip. Here are some recom…
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The 27-mile stretch of the Yakima River Canyon offers fun outdoor activities and great scenery by land, water and sky (well, atop cliffs, anyway).
Locals know that even people who leave Walla Walla to explore other places often return when they start families of their own. While visitors may be drawn to the Valley by its wine, food and recreation, the area also offers a treasure trove o…
The Yakima Valley has plenty of variety when it comes to food and drink choices, and many places feature seasonal produce in their food and drink menus.
After socially distancing for so long, it’s time to go the distance to get social again with a friends getaway in Walla Walla. The town offers a great variety of things to do — and great places to eat and drink — to reunite and reconnect with old friends.
Wineries in the Yakima Valley are easily accessible, welcoming and laid back.
From local parades and community festivals to annual events and signature occasions, the Walla Walla Valley has something for everyone throughout the year.
Spring’s arrival in the Yakima Valley brings plenty of reasons to go outside, including comfortable temperatures, beautiful wildflowers and diverse, active bird and wildlife populations.
For craft beer aficionados, there’s no place like the Yakima Valley.
We may be just flipping the calendar to October, but for skiers, it’s never too early to “think snow.”