Discover 4 parks for birdwatching within driving distance of Walla Walla
"Walla Walla visitors may plan a longer day trip to explore the Lewis and Clark story and the Columbia River confluence. It is a worthwhile stop when traveling through southeast Washington."
A riverside historic park at the Lewis and Clark campsite with interpretive exhibits and scenic views.
"Walla Walla visitors often combine the park with a scenic drive across southeastern Washington. The falls provide a rugged outdoor experience that contrasts with the region’s wine country and historic downtown."
A dramatic canyon park featuring Washington’s official state waterfall and expansive views of the Palouse River basin.
"Visitors from Walla Walla often make a day trip for the waterfall, canyon views, and photography. It is one of the larger nearby communities with easy access to southeastern Washington road trips."
A dramatic heritage site featuring Washington’s official state waterfall and sweeping canyon views.
"Walla Walla is at the edge of the park’s regional draw, but it remains a viable weekend destination for outdoor recreation. Visitors from Walla Walla may come for camping and a scenic drive through south-central Washington."
A forested Columbia River Gorge park with camping, picnicking, and mountain views.