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  1. Yakima Valley Museum

    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 natural history, pioneer life, early city life, American Indian culture, and…

  2. 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…

  3. Kana Winery

    The name ‘Kana’ is derived from the native word for ‘Spirit or Fire Within a Mountain,’ which references the perceived supernatural power of volcanic activity. The Yakima valleys are enriched with volcanic soil influences that provide terroir from the “Kana” millennia from nearby volcanic mountains, creating the perfect foundation for world-class vineyards. Kana Winery’s wines…

  4. Tieton River Rock Climbing

    Located 20 minutes away from Yakima, the Tieton River crags spread out along a 20-mile stretch of the river drainage on the south cascades of Washington state’s east slope. Most of the crags are composed of andesite, part of a 50-mile-long flow from the Goat Rocks ancient volcano. This site has over 400 routes evenly…

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