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The Quiet Season:

Viewing Elk in the Yakima Valley

As gentle snow falls in the Yakima Valley, brown hills disappear under blankets of white. Vineyards slumber, preparing themselves for next year’s harvest. Leafless orchard trees, outlined with snow, create silhouettes against the white sky, as dark-capped chickadees forage in the bark, or sit on bird feeders hanging high, at a safe distance from Miss Kitty.
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Migrating East: More Bird Watching Areas in Washington Wine Country

The Hanford Reach National Monument in Tri-Cities is the last free-flowing section of the Columbia River within the United States, carved by the massive Ice Age Floods originating in Lake Missoula 18,000 to 20,000 years ago, and designated a National Monument in 2000 by President Bill Clinton. Columbia River Journeys offers exhilarating tours of the Reach that showcase its seldom-seen lands and waters.
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Stay Home For the Holidays

It's good for our families, our communities, and the planet - and lucky for us, Washington is one of the best places on Earth. This year, stay home for the holidays. Here are five fun ways to eat, drink, and
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Relax in a Wine Country Spa

On your next wine country getaway, why not schedule some time to rejuvenate yourself in the luxury of a spa? Choose from a number of spas - from chic resorts to local boutique salons.
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