Hiking in Walla Walla
…by our contributing writer Melissa Queen, hiking info across our site, and more hiking info from Outside Walla Walla.
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Hike the sparkling blue gem of the Blue Mountains: The Jubilee Lake Trail
By Melissa Queen
Looking for an easy but scenic hike that offers picnic spots with water views and splashing opportunities? Look no further than Jubilee Lake. About an
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Summer Family Vacay Itinerary
…the middle of Mozart.
Take a day trip to Jubilee Lake
Our contributing writer Melissa Queen recently showcased this hidden gem just a short drive outside of
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Stopping in Wonder of Wallula
What’s the rush? Take time to roam along this short roadside trail
By Melissa Queen
Sometime 15,000 years or so ago, when the Missoula flood waters were raging
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McNary Wildlife Refuge
By Melissa Queen
Wine enthusiasts are known to flock to the Walla Walla Valley on the first weekend in November every year for Fall Release Weekend. But around
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A winter day in the Blues to beat the winter blues
By Melissa Queen
There I was spending yet another Saturday morning typing away trying to get caught up on email after email when I heard it. The heavy,
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Hiking the Grouse Mountain Trail: The early bird catches the best blooms
By Melissa Queen
Spring in the Walla Walla Valley is a celebration of early emergence. Before the dog-days of summer, in spring we raise a toast to the
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Taking it outside and out of the box: Fun and food in Walla Walla
By: Melissa Queen
The late chef and travel enthusiast Anthony Bourdain often cautioned against taking food too seriously. “Food should be part of the bigger picture,” he advised
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Horseshoe Prairie Snowshoeing Adventure
When the Big Gray sets in, the best way out is up.
By Melissa Queen
In the Pacific Northwest some might call it the Big Dark – those
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Green trails and golden fields: Day hiking in the Jasper Mountain Reserve
By Melissa Queen
Late spring around Walla Walla, the rolling hills of the Palouse are vibrant and alive. The wheat fields, still gentle and green from spring rains,
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