About
Yakima is the 11th-largest state city by population.
Yakima lies approximately 60 miles (100 km) south of Mount Rainier, Washington. It is located in the Yakima valley, an agricultural region known for its apple, wine and hop manufacturing. It is home to 77% of all hops in America as of 2011.
Flights
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- JetBlue Airline
- Southwest Airline
Places to visit in Yakima
Yakima, located 60 miles southeast from Mount Rainier National Park on the Yakima River valley, is a fruit-producing community with many attractions and activities. It is a leader in agricultural production and contributes to the community's culture and identity.
1.Yakima Area Arboretum
The Yakima Area Arboretum is located between Interstate 82 to the east and Highway 24 to the west. More than 40 acres of green space and gardens are available at the Arboretum. The Arboretum houses a variety of trees as well as many other species. Each of them have labels that indicate their role in the habitat.
Address: 1401 Arboretum Drive Yakima, Washington
2.The Yakima Valley Museum offers a unique opportunity to dive into history
The Yakima Valley Museum is located adjacent to Franklin Park in the middle of the city. The museum offers a fascinating insight into the past, present and future of Yakima River Valley. The museum features exhibits that detail the history of early settlers and native communities. A soda fountain is also available in the museum, making it a great place to enjoy a fizzy beverage.
Address: 2101 Tieton Drive Yakima, Washington
3.Stroll along Yakima Greenway
Yakima greenway is one of the most popular ways for people to travel around town. It connects many popular natural attractions in the city and spans over 20 miles. You can also access the Yakima Arboretum, as well as many other bodies such Myron Lake and Willow Lake.
4.Johnson Orchards has a fresh bite for you
Johnson Orchards, located on the west side town, offers a glimpse of Yakima’s agricultural bounty. Since 1904, this family-owned orchard has been in existence. It's still a favorite of the locals.
The Little Bake Shop within the orchard's buying area offers fresh confections every Wednesday through Saturday for those who have a sweet tooth. Before you visit, call ahead or check the website to see the most recent availability.
Address: 4906 Summitview Avenue Yakima, Washington
5.The Yakima River Canyon is a must-see
The Yakima River flows between Yakima and Ellensburg through a canyon formed by basalt Cliffs and rolling desert land. This scenic stretch runs parallel and offers a scenic option. Although there is a slower speed limit, Yakima Canyon Scenic Byway offers better views that Interstate 82. A popular spot for summer fun is the Yakima Canyon. This area is popular for tubing, fishing and boating. A large section of the canyon is overseen by the Bureau of Land Management. It also contains four designated recreation areas. These sites include Umtanum Creek and Lmuma Creek along with Big Pines or Roza.
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