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Yakima, WA is an outdoor paradise located in the heart of Washington State. With its wide array of outdoor activities, Yakima offers something for everyone. From skiing and snowboarding to hiking and fishing, Yakima has something to offer all visitors. In addition to its abundance of outdoor activities, Yakima is also known for its vibrant culture and entertainment scene. There are numerous restaurants, shops, wineries, and breweries that offer unique experiences for visitors. Additionally, Yakima is home to a number of festivals throughout the year such as the Central Washington State Fair and Winterhop Brewfest. All of these features contribute to making Yakima one of the best places to visit in Washington State. Reviews from locals and visitors alike have been overwhelmingly positive about their experiences in Yakima. People praise the variety of activities and attractions available as well as the friendly locals who make you feel welcome in their city. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or an adrenaline-filled adventure, Yakima has something for everyone!
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Great place to live, residents keep it a secret - 2/2/2006
Yakima, the city itself, is nothing exciting. However, it's unfair to judge the city of Yakima without considering the overall valley. Traditionally the valley economy has been based upon agriculture, which is still the primary focus of most valley residents either directly or indirectly. Ellensburg is home to a state university and is a typical cozy college town. Zillah is fast becoming the center of wine production in Washington state and touted as the next Napa. The entire valley is well known for apples, pears and hops. Mt. Rainer serves as the backdrop for the valley, and on a clear day Mt. Stevens and even Mt. St. Helens can be seen. Yakima is a desert type climate and not the typical picture one has in their mind when you say you live in Washington. The wet side of the mountains does provide great opportunities however, with Seattle 3hrs away and Portland, OR roughly a 3.5 hrs drive. Spokane is a little further out, but still very accesible in a day. You probably
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