Paved, patrolled and very popular, Yakima's Greenway meanders along the banks of the Yakima and Naches rivers for more than 10mi, passing through riverine forests and offering good vistas of the volcanic hills and bluffs around town. Suitable for bik..

Housed in a weathered 1910 stone-and-brick train depot, the museum serves as a departure point for 2hr rides on vintage electric trolley cars that clatter through Yakima and out into the countryside. Exhibits consist mainly of the train cars themselv..

A large, red-brick building in Franklin Park depicts life in the Yakima region from prehistory to the present through the use of artifacts, historic photos and interpretive notes. Exhibits start with an overview of the tribes of the Inland Northwest,..

Tucked between I-82 and the Yakima River just south of town, this relatively young arboretum adjoins the Yakima Greenway and offers a pleasant stroll that takes in many varieties of flowering trees and an interpretive center where you can pick up a s..

An outpost of the country in the city, this neatly planted plot of fruit trees stands amid a busy residential neighborhood in west Yakima. Established in 1904 and operated by the same family ever since, the orchard sells cherries, apricots, nectarine..