River Cruises in Richland
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| River Cruises in Richland - exhilarating tour of the Hanford Reach, the last free-flowing section of the Columbia River within the United States |
| Three Rivers Arts & Entertainment District - The District located in the heart of downtown Richland is a blend of museums, galleries, shops, and restaurants featuring foods from around the world. |
| Wineries in Richland - Yakima Valley produces some award winning wines and Richland is home to some great wineries. |
| Richland Chamber - part of the Tri-Cities |
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| Toyota Centre, Tri Cities Coliseum, Kennewick - home of the Western Hockey League's Tri-City Americans and the Tri-City Fever of the National Indoor Football League. |
| The Tri-Cities, Richland, Kennewick and Pasco |
| Tri-Cities Airport located in Pasco a short distance from Kenniwick Washington |
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Pasco Hotels home of the Tri Cities Airport |
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Kennewick Hotels the largest city in the "Tri-Cities" area of Southeast Washington State |
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Walla Walla Hotels considered one of the nation's best examples of a restored downtown. Appropriately named Main Street, this is where you'll find a vibrant stretch of restaurants, galleries, a department store, and even some wine-tasting rooms. In summer the street hums with Summer Sounds on the Plaza and the Farmers Market. |
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Yakima Hotels Yakima is known for outdoor activities, wineries, and fruit trees, visit local attractions such as the the North Front Street Historical District, where a 22-car train houses shops selling everything from women's clothing to stationery and children's toys, and restaurants. There's also the Yakima Valley Museum |
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SEATTLE AIRPORT HOTELS Other known as Seatac located between Seattle and Tacoma. The Gateway to Washington. |
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SEATTLE HOTELS Hotels and accommodations in the Seattle area with links and important travel information to the area. |
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River Cruises in
RichlandColumbia River Journeys
710 George Washington Way, Suite E
Richland, WA, 99352
(509) 946-3651;
toll-free 888-486-9119
Tours travel 40 miles upriver from
Richland, Washington (80-miles round trip) and are fully narrated. Passengers do
not disembark during the tour however there are opportunities to move around and
use the restroom facilities during breaks. Passengers are welcome to bring
snacks or non-alcoholic drinks if they desire.
We recommend dressing in layers for the early morning departures with a warm
jacket even in summer. Take a camera, film, binoculars, a hat, sunglasses and
sunscreen for our sunny days.
Passengers are asked to check-in at dockside 15 minutes prior to departure. The
tours leave from the Lee Blvd Dock located in Howard Amon Park in Richland,
Washington.
www.columbiariverjourneys.com
Tri-City River Cruises
Schedules/rates (509) 943-4988; toll-free 866-414-7245
Reservations (509) 943-5057
The Tri-Cities most exciting attraction, the Columbia Voyager is a U.S. Coast
Guard Certified Dinner/Sightseeing Tour Boat on the Columbia River.
With cooperation from the City of Richland, the Voyager is moored at Columbia
Point and utilizes the dock at Columbia Point Marina Park
http://www.columbiavoyager.com
| Richland Washington Hotels and accommodations |