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Walla Walla - Nearby Destinations
Tourist destinations to consider near Walla Walla are listed below. Click on any name for complete information.
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Blue Mountains
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The beautiful Blue Mountains, located west of Interstate 84 from
around Baker City to just north of La Grande, offer outdoor recreation
such as soaking at Lehman Hot Springs and skiing at Anthony Lakes
Mountain Resort. |
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Clarkston
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Population: 7500
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Clarkston is located at the confluence of Clearwater and Snake Rivers, across the Idaho boarder from Lewiston. Nestled among the rolling hills characteristic of southeast Washington, Clarkston is a winding but scenic drive away from Walla Walla in one direction and Spokane in the other. Connected through to the Pacific by the Snake River, the main branch of the Columbia River, Clarkston is also only a wilderness block away from Hells Canyon, a gorge deeper than the Grand Canyon. |
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Kennewick/Pasco/Richland
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Population: 55000
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Kennewick, Pasco and Richland make up the Tri-City area, near the confluence of the Yakima and Columbia Rivers in southeastern Washington. At one time the dry, arid climate of this area hosted the largest concentration of Concord grape vines in the world. Grapes are still big business here |
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Pullman
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Population: 25000
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Pullman, in the heart of Palouse Country's undulating wheat fields, is home to Washington State University. This collegiate part of the population lends to Pullman's cultural diversity. Gourmet bistros rub elbows here with bars, buffets and budget delis. Walk off dinner on quiet back country roads, wind through hills of wheat and past old grinding mills, now deserted and decrepit. |
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Wallowa Mountains
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The Wallowas remain fairly undiscovered, but they are beloved by the backcountry hikers, campers, and cross-country skiers who have played on their slopes and who praise their Alps-like peaks and glacial lakes. |
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