Tri-Cities Guide
Richland
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Going out in the Tri-Cities often begins with a relaxing drink after work and then quickly escalates to a wildly exciting night! Tri-Cities unpretentious bar scene and vibrant night life provide endless opportunities to either enjoy cocktails with friends or dance the night away to the sounds of music that make you move!
~276-acre Yakima River natural preserve in Richland – dirt trails for hiking, birding, and mountain biking, and a hub connecting several regional trails.
23-mile paved riverfront loop trail linking Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco along both banks of the Columbia – walk, run, or bike, with many trailheads.
160-acre undeveloped natural area at the mouth of the Yakima River in Richland – hiking, birdwatching, and fishing, reached by a foot causeway from Wye Park.
Benton County butte preserve near Richland – a moderate shrub-steppe hike to sweeping Tri-Cities and Yakima Valley views. Free, trailhead off Dallas Rd.
Sandy-beach riverfront park on Richland’s Columbia Point – marina, boat launch, swimming, and access to the Riverfront Trail.
Riverfront Richland park with a sandy swimming beach, boat ramp, volleyball courts, picnic areas, and Riverfront Trail access.
Richland’s paddling hub at Howard Amon Park – kayak & SUP rentals, classes, and guided tours to Bateman Island and the Hanford Reach.
Public-access 18-hole Richland course with Rewsters Bar & Grill – weekly live music, monthly cornhole, and a family-friendly vibe.
Public riverfront 18-hole, par-72 course in Richland – a James J. Engh design (~6,100 yards) with a driving range and clubhouse.
The Tri-Cities’ signature hike in Richland – well-built shrub-steppe trails to panoramic summit views of the Columbia Basin, Rainier, and Hood.
Richland’s flagship riverfront park on the Columbia – paved Heritage Trail, playgrounds, piers, concerts, and dog-friendly paths.
Columbia River dining cruises aboard a 74-foot luxury yacht – brunch, lunch, and dinner with Northwest wines and sunset views.