Ledgestone Hotel – YakimaWebsite | 2100 Shiloh Rd, Billings, MT 59106 | +1 406-652-8100 Zoo Montana is an accredited arboretum, educational facility, and zoological/botanical garden facility in the City of Billings, Montana. Zoo Montana is dedicated to the preservation and conservation of wildlife throughout Montana. This zoo is home to nearly 100 animals of 56 different species, including Grizzly Bears,…
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Yakima Valley Museum
Website | 2105 Tieton Dr, Yakima, WA 98902 | +1 509-248-0747 Yakima Valley Museum is a two-story building that displays the cultural and natural history of South Central Washington. This museum has the most extensive collection of wooden wagons west of the Mississippi. This 65,000-square-foot museum offers historical exhibits on the Yakima Valley, like its…
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Central Washington State Fair History
The first Washington Fair was held in 1892 by a group of businessmen who took on the responsibility of putting on a fair in a downtown building. Previous to this event, the entire Washington State had been in an uproar trying o decide the state capital’s location. In 1892, the legislature decided, and Yakima City…
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Yakima Valley Festivals
Many cultural traditions and agricultural heritage are incorporated into the Yakima Valley’s historical roots. You can celebrate traditions from all around the world in Yakima! From museums to iconic representative events, explore Yakima history and celebrate around the Valley throughout the year. From Native American traditions to Latin festivities to Filipino American influences, the Valley…
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Yakima Arboretum & Botanical Garden
Established by the Central District of the Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs in 1967, the Yakima Arboretum & Botanical Garden is a nonprofit organization supported by its members and sponsors. It displays a beautiful 46 acres of land filled with over 1000 specimens of trees, shrubs, gardens, forbs, and natural areas. This urban green…
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Museums in Yakima Washington
With its beautiful weather, central location, and strong community. Yakima is the Heart of Central Washington. A short visit to one of this city’s many museums will enrich your stay in the Valley. The various museums and historic areas pay tribute to the hard-working pioneers of the Yakima Valley, the history of Yakama, and the…
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A variety of attractions in Yakima Valley are listed below that may pique your interest
Outdoor natural attractions, performing venues, and museums are among the many family-friendly tourism attractions available. Did you know that Yakima, Washington is a popular tourist destination for wine lovers? Yakama Nation Museum and Cultural Center The Yakama Nation Museum and Cultural Center is a 12,000 square-foot space with an impressive art collection, relics, and photos….
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When in Yakima Don’t Forget to Visit these Attractions
Yakima is a fruit-producing city that has plenty of attractions! It is located sixty miles southeast of Mount Rainier National Park. It is very abundant when it comes to agriculture and the food grown here helps define its community. If you are a nature enthusiast and at the same time a history buff looking for…
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Don’t Know What To Do? Here Are Some Recommendations for You!
Yakima State Washington is the state’s eleventh largest city by population. The name “Yakima” comes from the Yakama Nation Native American Tribe whose homeland is located in the south of the city. The city of Yakima is located 60 miles southeast of Mount Rainier in Washington and is situated in the Yakima Valley that has…
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Adventure Clinics and Classes in the Valley
Yakima Valley’s wide-open spaces are perfect for adventures. It has many trails and waterways all around. There are adventures that are fit for everyone, so no need to worry about what you are going to do. You can hike, bike, run, go fishing, or paddle; it is all up to you. But if you want…
