It’s officially a man-made reservoir that extends from behind the McNary Dam and continues approximately 64 miles upstream through the Tri-Cities and ends at the Department of Energy’s Hanford site.
It’s officially a man-made reservoir that extends from behind the McNary Dam and continues approximately 64 miles upstream through the Tri-Cities and ends at the Department of Energy’s Hanford site.
It’s officially a man-made reservoir that extends from behind the McNary Dam and continues approximately 64 miles upstream through the Tri-Cities and ends at the Department of Energy’s Hanford site.
It’s officially a man-made reservoir that extends from behind the McNary Dam and continues approximately 64 miles upstream through the Tri-Cities and ends at the Department of Energy’s Hanford site.
Badger and Candy Mountain are the two most popular local hikes, and for good reason, they re close, offer stunning views, easy parking, and they re fairly easy. But, if you re looking to freshen up your hiking experience without having to drive long distances, check out these three ideas, all within 30 minutes of Tri-Cities.
Twin Sisters Rock is a popular hike located along HWY 730 - approximately 25 minutes from Tri-Cities. If you re looking for a short (1-mile roundtrip) but challenging hike with incredible views, this is it. The trail is open year-round - very dusty in the spring and summer. Dog friendly. Entrance and exit can be challenging because of low visibility on the highway.