Hiking at Badger Mountain near Richland WA is an excellent summer activity. From the top of Badger Mountain, one can see a full 360 degree view of the Eastern Washington plains and rivers, including Mount Rainier and Mount Adams off in the distance. The 574-acre recreation area is perfect for daytime hiking, biking, and even
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One of the best ways to spend a morning in Walla Walla is with a round of golf at the Wine Valley Golf Club. It can get warm in the summer months, but if you book an early morning tee time, you’ll beat the heat and find this course challenging and rewarding. Imagined by Dan
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There is so much to learn and discover about Walla Walla wine. The Walla Walla Valley AVA has the highest concentration of WA wineries, clocking in at 120, with almost 3,000 acres of vineyards. While we’re known for Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah here in Washington, there are many wineries growing small blocks of other varietals.
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Eastern Washington is known to be hot and dry during the summer, which means it’s a great time to get out on the water to cool off and have a little fun in the sun. We’re surrounded by water here in Walla Walla, but a local favorite for water sports is Bennington Lake. It’s a
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Walla Walla is a town steeped in history. Between things like Lewis & Clark Trail State Park, Whitman Mission National Historic Site, and the Fort Walla Walla Museum, there’s plenty for history lovers to enjoy about the area. This summer, we recommend you spend a day hiking, boating, and exploring the area as it was
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Before it became a premier wine-growing destination, Walla Walla was renowned as an agricultural powerhouse in the state. Farming is still central to this region, and there’s nowhere it’s more evident than at the Walla Walla Farmers Market. We love buying local and supporting our local farmers, and there are some wonderful markets worth visiting
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If it’s not already, our Walla Walla Bed and Breakfast should be on your shortlist for great getaway destinations this summer and fall. Walla Walla is the perfect place for wine lovers, food lovers, adventure lovers, and all varieties of travelers. The nearby Tri-Cities also offers plenty of wonderful things to do, including playing on
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There are plenty of great Washington State Parks worth visiting this spring, but one of our favorites is an easy drive from our Walla Walla Bed and Breakfast. Palouse Falls State Park, known for its namesake 200-foot tall waterfall, is a wonderful place to visit this spring. The area offers visitors a remarkable glimpse into
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Winter in the Walla Walla Valley has been mild and generally pretty enjoyable – especially for those guests who were lucky enough to join us for a bit of rest and relaxation (and delicious food) at our Walla Walla Bed and Breakfast. Even so, we find ourselves eagerly looking forward to spring. Those much-anticipated signs
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If you live in the Pacific Northwest, odds are you’ve heard of Washington State’s famed wine regions, and likely even the town of Walla Walla. But, in the nearby small hamlet of Touchet, you might not have heard of our stunning Cameo Heights Mansion, a place we consider to be one of the best places
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