Prosser Historical Museum
Two centuries of Prosser and lower Yakima Valley history.
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Sacajawea Interpretive Center
Exhibits on Sacagawea, the Lewis and Clark expedition and the tribes of the confluence, inside Sacajawea Historical State Park.
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Gallery at the Park
Nonprofit art gallery in Howard Amon Park with rotating shows, a juried exhibition and classes for adults and kids.
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Howard Amon Park
Richland’s riverfront park beside the Uptown district: shaded lawns, the riverside path, a playground and the summer concert and art-fair home base.
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Leslie Groves Park
North Richland riverfront park with sports fields and access to the riverside trail.
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Badger Mountain Centennial Preserve
The Tri-Cities’ favorite hike: the Canyon Trail climbs to summit views over all three cities and the rivers. Trailheads at Trailhead Park (Queensgate Dr) and Westgate (Langdon/Skyline trails). No shade, so go early in summer.
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Sacajawea Historical State Park
State park at the confluence of the Snake and Columbia rivers where the Lewis and Clark expedition camped in 1805, with an interpretive center, picnic lawns and river access. Discover Pass required.
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Chiawana Park
West Pasco riverfront park on the Columbia with picnic areas and a section of the Sacagawea Heritage Trail.
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Clover Island
Port of Kennewick island with a marina, a riverside walkway, the lighthouse viewpoint, public art and waterfront dining.
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Columbia Park
The region’s signature riverfront park: miles of Columbia River shoreline, the Sacagawea Heritage Trail, a family fishing pond, playgrounds, boat launches and a bandshell for festivals.