Wine Country
Great Grapes
ABOUT TWO HOURS east of Washington’s Cascade mountains, the hills roll into fertile land, covered in sunshine. All that sun is good for Washington’s hugely profitable, immensely popular ag crop: grapes.
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Accommodations for Tri-Cities, Yakima Valley, Prosser, and Walla Walla
Walla Walla Vineyard Inn |
Hilton Garden Inn Tri-Cities/Kennewick |
Courtyard by Marriott Richland, Columbia Point |
Ledgestone Hotel Yakima |
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Juicy DetailsIT MAY BE HOME to eight federally recognized American Viticultural Areas and make up 99 percent of the state’s total vineyard area, but there’s more to wine country than just great grapes. |
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Taste of the TownROLL INTO WALLA WALLA on a good spring day and the first scent to greet you may be the sweet, green smell of peas. |
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Radical PaddlesTHE WHITE WATER appears on the right, a hundred yards ahead of our canoe. The Columbia River’s broad, glassy surface breaks into a foamy chop as water boils around a patch of submerged boulders... |
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Great GrapesABOUT TWO HOURS east of Washington’s Cascade mountains, the hills roll into fertile land, covered in sunshine. All that sun is good for Washington’s hugely profitable, immensely popular ag crop: grapes. |
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Local FlavorIT’S HARD TO IMAGINE touring the state’s most famous wine region without partaking in the eclectic dining experiences that also make it special, be it a farm-to-table lunch at a winery or a stop at the local taco truck. |
From our Archives
Sip, Play, DineWashington’s Tri-Cities woo wine lovers. |
Grape ExpectationsVino is just one of the wine country’s charms. |
Wine BuzzWalla Walla’s charm has the whole country talking. |
Wine CycleHOW BEST TO ENJOY WINDING BACK ROADS expansive green vineyards, and a scant 12 days of rain per year? |
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Please visit our Tourism Partners for Wine Country
Prosser Chamber of Commerce
800-408-1517
Toppenish Chamber of Commerce
(800) 863-6375
Tourism Walla Walla
877-WW-VISIT
Tri-Cities Visitor & Convention Bureau
800-254-5824
Yakima Valley Visitors & Convention Bureau
800-221-0751
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The Official Washington State Visitors’ Guide is an authoritative, insightful and highly practical resource for anyone planning to travel in Washington State. Whether you are hoping to visit Washington’s stunning coastline, to savor the Wild West or to sample world-class wine and cuisine, you’ll find plenty of ideas and inspiration for your trip. And as you chart your course, the Guide’s regional maps, insider tips and useful contact information will help you craft an unforgettable itinerary. |
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