Washington State History Museum - Free Third Thursdays by museumsWA

Ph. 253-272-9747 FREE ADMISSION: On the Third Thursday of each month, the History Museum is open for no admission cost from 2 - 8 Summer Hours: Mon-Sun 10 - 5 Winter Housr: Wed – Sun 10 - 5 Tickets: Adults $9.50, Seniors/Students/Military http://www.washingtonhistory.org/visit/wshm/

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Tacoma Dome by VisitWa

The Tacoma Dome is one of the largest wood domed structures in the world. It is owned and operated by the City of Tacoma’s Public Assembly Facilities Department. Flexibility is the key to the success of the Tacoma Dome. With numerous seating configurations available – 65% of the seating is moveable – almost any event is possible. The unique seating configurations mean the Tacoma Dome can accommodate 1,000 to 23,000 patrons, making it the largest indoor venue in the State of Washington. Seating flexibility, combined with a sound reverberation of 2.5 seconds, make the Tacoma Dome the Preferred Concert Venue of the Pacific Northwest.

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Whitman College Public Art Sculpture Tour by VisitWa

Whitman College is home to many dramatic examples of outdoor creations that are hard to miss...and easy to enjoy. Click here to download an Outdoor Sculpture Walk of Whitman College. http://wallawalla.org/assets//documents/Arts%20and%20Culture/WhitmanSculptureWalk.pdf

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Downton Walla Walla - Public Art Walking Tour by VisitWa

Downtown Walla Walla’s Main Street has numerous pieces of public art, including the very popular "Thoughts Discovered” by Brad Rude. A stroll along historic Main Street will take you past an assortment of thought provoking art installations in the heart of the downtown area, including Squire Broel’s "Lights of the Valley” on the northwest corner of Second and Main. Click here to download the Art Walla Public Art Walking Tour and Coloring Book with information about the sculptures, the artists, a locator map and an outline drawing of each piece for the kids to color. http://www.wallawalla.org/assets//documents/Arts%20and%20Culture/ArtWallaColoringBook%20%281%29.pdf Don't miss "Windows on the Past" in Heritage park located on Main Street.

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Bennington Lake by VisitWa

Bennington Lake is the only public lake in the Walla Walla Valley, covering approximately 52 surface acres. Throughout the spring, the lake is stocked with rainbow trout to enhance angling opportunities. Learn more about Bennington Lake and the hiking, biking and horse trails around the lake here. http://corpslakes.usace.army.mil/visitors/projects.cfm?Id=G455120

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Aviary at Pioneer Park by VisitWa

Location: The free, public, outdoor aviary is located in the southwestern corner of Pioneer Park in Walla Walla, WA. Parking is available on Whitman Street or in the center ring of Pioneer Park through the entrance on Alder Street. Hours: It’s open year-round from dawn to dusk. Learn more about the Aviary here. http://friendsofpioneerparkaviary.wordpress.com/about/aviary/

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Whitman Mission by VisitWa

Whitman Mission National Historic Site includes the original mission site, a mass grave where Marcus and Narcissa Whitman are buried, the Whitman memorial shaft, and a Visitor Center with a small museum. The park is located in southeastern Washington, 7 miles west of Walla Walla off of Highway 12. Other sites of interest are located in Walla Walla and the surrounding area. http://www.nps.gov/whmi/index.htm Plan your visit by checking the parks schedule of hours here. http://www.nps.gov/whmi/planyourvisit/hours.htm

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Pioneer Park by VisitWa

Walla Walla’s oldest park, established in 1902. This park offers 58 acres of play equipment, soccer field, softball fields, tennis courts, walking paths. Free outdoor aviary, historic cannon, rose garden. Large shade trees, flower gardens, ponds. Restrooms and parking. Reservations can be made for Garden Center, Whitman St shelter, Pioneer Park Bandshell, Wedding Fountain. Ph. 509.527.4527 Link for reservations: http://www.ci.walla-walla.wa.us/depts/parksrecreation/parks/reservation Information about Walla Walla parks: http://www.ci.walla-walla.wa.us/depts/parksrecreation/parks

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Silver Creek Guard Station Visitor Information Center by visitwainfo

Ph. 360-663-2500 Open July-August: daily 8:30 - 4:30 Open May, June, and September: 9:30 - 4:30 Closed Oct – April www.altacrystalresort.com

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Mount Rainier Visitor Center in Ashford by visitwainfo

Ph. 877-617-9950 Located inside Whittaker Mountaineering Summer: Monday-Sunday 9 - 7 Winter: Friday-Sunday 9 - 5 www.mt-rainier.com

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Mount Rainier Visitor Center in Elbe by visitwainfo

Center is located in the Elbe train depot Open Wednesday - Sunday during the months of May - October www.mt-rainier.com

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Icicle River Brewing by visitwainfo

509.548.2739 While experiencing downtown Leavenworth, Washington and the outdoor playground of our beautiful mountain valley, visit our tasting room to enjoy Icicle Brewing Company's refreshing brews. Our tasting room overlooks our craft brewery where our head brewer, Dean Priebe has masterfully combined the pristine waters of the Icicle River with only the freshest ingredients to craft fresh and flavorful ales and lagers for your enjoyment. Mon-Wed 12-Close Thurs-Sun 11-Close All ages welcome until 10pm!

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Cascade Farmlands by visitwainfo

509.433.1054 Since 2001, Cascade Farmlands has actively promoted and supported small farms and agricultural tourism in North Central Washington. Cascade Farmlands is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting small agribusinesses and helping visitors experience and connect with the bounty and beauty of farms, orchards and local businesses in North Central Washington. In 2006, Cascades Farmlands was voted the Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce #1 Business in Chelan County. Cascade Farmlands has promoted agricultural tourism events such as the highly acclaimed Leavenworth Wine Walk and is responsible for the creation of many of the agricultural locations on the map. Learn more about our Agritourism and our events at http://www.cascadefarmlands.com/

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Lower Snake River Wind Farm by VisitWa

Ph. 509-382-2043 The Lower Snake River Wind Facility is Puget Sound Energy’s newest and largest wind-power operation. Completed in early 2012, the facility is the largest wind farm, to date, in Washington. Combined with PSE’s other two WA facilities, PSE is the largest utility producer of wind power in the Northwest and second-largest in America. Lower Snake River-Phase I contains 149 wind turbines, manufactured by Siemens Energy. Each turbine has 2.3 megawatts MW of generating capacity – enough to power about 700 homes. The turbines stand 430 feet from the ground to the tip of a vertical blade, with rotors measuring 331 feet in diameter. The site also contains two large substations, 64 miles of underground power lines that collect the project’s power output, and 8 miles of overhead, high-voltage transmission lines that move the turbines’ power onto the Bonneville Power Administration’s regional transmission grid. A permit is required to walk the area. Permits are issued online at this link: http://ps

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Hopkins Ridge Wind Farm by VisitWa

Phone: 509.382.2043 The Hopkins Ridge Wind Facility, owned and operated by Puget Sound Energy, is the utility’s first wind farm. The 87 turbines first became operational in November 2005. A permit is required to walk the area. Permits are issued online at this link: http://pse.com/aboutpse/ToursandRecreation/HopkinsRidge/Pages/Hopkins-Ridge-Access.aspx PSE provides a self-guided driving tour of the area at this link http://pse.com/aboutpse/ToursandRecreation/Documents/4422_Hopkins_Ridge.pdf E-mail: hopkinsridge@pse.com

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Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility - Photo Op, 149 turbines by VisitWa

Ph (509) 964-7815 Puget Sound Energy’s Renewable Energy Center offers a first-hand look at the Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility. Here you will learn more about wind and solar technology – as well as the area's unique natural history. Get up-close views of the wind turbines and solar arrays. From this vantage point you can enjoy sweeping views of the entire Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility, Mount Rainier, Mount Adams and Mount Hood. Looking east view the Columbia River Basin. The center is open from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily, April through November, weather permitting. Weather permitting, 45-60 minute guided tours depart daily from the Renewable Energy Center at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.; no reservation is needed for these tours. Please wear closed-toed shoes. Exit off I-90 to Vantage, then travel 11 miles west on the old Vantage Highway. Turn right on Beacon Ridge Road for 3 miles to arrive at the Wild Horse Center. http://www.pse.com/wildhorse

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World famous for the non-existent 60 foot lava lamp by VisitWa

Ph. (509) 350-9965 2013 marked the 50th anniversary for the invention of the lava lamp, and 2013 also marked year 11 that the Town of Soap Lake has been planning their 60 foot tall lava lamp. Sanctioned by the creators of the lava lamp, the 1,514 residents of Soap Lake have been working for more than a decade to fund and build a 60 foot tall lava lamp, but they haven’t built it yet. However Soap Lake has become famous around the world for being the town who plans to build a 60 foot tall lava lamp. News coverage and articles about Soap Lake’s plans has circled the globe, and many come to see this town with such ambitious plans. Marked by a large sign, the planned location for the 60 foot tall lava lamp can be visited in central Soap Lake. The non-existent, large-scale lava lamp is world famous before it is built. http://www.soaplakelavalamp.com/

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Sculpture - "Calling the Healing Waters" by VisitWa

"Calling the Healing Waters" - The World's Largest Human-figure Sundial Entitled “Calling the Healing Waters,” the 6-ton, 15-foot-tall bronze sculpture by Keith Powell and David Govedare honors Soap Lake’s healing legacy and cultural heritage. The sculpture features a Native American man with a woman sitting on a rock. The one and a half lifed size bronze sculpture features a winged male stretching his left arm towards the sky as his right arm protects and comforts a seated female figure holding a catch basin. The outstretched feathered arm serves as the gnomon for the sundial by casting shadows on time lines and hour posts. The sloped base and hour posts are basalt columns. Conceived in 1996, and installed in 2009, “The Calling the Healing Waters” sculpture and sundial and Promontory Plaza are located close to the Beeks Amphitheater and the Soap Lake RV Park. Commemorates the Colville Confederated Tribes Commissioned by the Soap Lake Garden Club

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West Beach -- mud up and PhotoOp by VisitWa

The mineral water and fine mud of Soap Lake have been renowned for their health benefits since ancient times. West Beach is the most popular park for mudders seeking a dip in the waters of Soap Lake as well as getting the full experience of a mud bath. The reputed recuperative powers of Soap Lake are available for all to partake. From this beach, you can also enjoy the spectacular view of the coulee. This is a popular photo op as well as a good place to get the mud on. http://www.soaplakeforlocals.com

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Marsh’s Free Museum by VisitWa

Ph. (360) 642-2188 Marsh’s Free Museum has entertained visitors to Long Beach, Washington since 1935. Perhaps best known for tabloid king Jake the Alligator Man, Marsh’s is a treasure trove of a curiosity shop. Oh, the oddities within! Be sure to visit the wonders of the 7 Seas and Marsh’s Wild Taxidermy collection and, when you visit in person, take home a FREE sea shell.

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Created on 11/22/2013 | Rated E for Everyone

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