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Palouse fields

Parent Category: Eastern Washington

in Washington Scenic Roads

Created: 04 February 2014

The Palouse is a region situated in Southeastern Washington; this is the magnificent region of rolling hills. The Palouse is one of the richest agricultural areas in the country and it is also one of the biggest wheat and lentil growing areas in the whole world.

State Route 272 (Palouse Highway), State Route 27, Fugate Road

Parent Category: Eastern Washington

in Washington Scenic Roads

Created: 31 January 2014

The beautiful hills of Palouse are considered to be the most fundamental to the agriculture of this area. This fertile farmland produced wheat, legumes, etc.

Manito Park and Botanical Gardens

Parent Category: Eastern Washington

in Attractions

Created: 05 July 2017

Manito Park with its incredible Botanical Gardens is definitely the highlight of Spokane city, astonishing more than 150 thousands of its visitors annually.

Steptoe Butte State Park

Parent Category: Eastern Washington

in Attractions

Created: 08 May 2014

Steptoe Butte State Park is a 150-acre park and 3,612-foot-tall beautiful natural monument famous for its’ panoramic views of the surrounding farmlands. Steptoe Butte State Park is located in Whitman County, 12 miles north of Colfax near the Washington-Idaho border.

Grand Coulee Dam

Parent Category: Attractions

in Columbia Plateau Area

Created: 15 June 2015

Grand Coulee Dam is considered one of the largest dams in the world and the largest one in the Columbia River basin. To be concrete, the dam is 550 feet in height, and 5,223 feet in length – it’s almost one mile long!