Dayton Travel Guide

This Queen Anne Victorian displays authentic early 20th-century family life with original furnishings. Explore preserved rooms and the historically accurate garden featuring heirloom plants from the 1910-1920 era.

Tucked in the Blue Mountains, Bluewood offers pristine powder and uncrowded slopes across 24 diverse trails. Glide through tree-lined runs and savour panoramic mountain views from the high-speed quad lift.

This artisan food hub showcases regional speciality producers in a vibrant community setting. Explore the Co-op Market and sample unique hand-crafted delicacies from the Pacific Northwest.

This historic apple packing plant turned winery crafts acclaimed Bordeaux-style wines in the Walla Walla Valley. Taste estate-grown vintages surrounded by early 1900s décor and antique train lanterns.

Washington's oldest surviving train station preserves railway heritage in an 1881 landmark. Tour the original waiting room, agent's residence, and view the restored Union Pacific caboose in the adjacent park.

A forested sanctuary along the Touchet River where Lewis and Clark once journeyed. Hike beneath towering ponderosa pines, then cool off with summer tubing in crystal-clear waters.

Teepee Trailhead offers access to diverse hiking paths through the serene Umatilla National Forest. Bring sturdy footwear to explore its natural landscapes and spot local wildlife in this peaceful woodland setting.

This authentic one-room schoolhouse offers a hands-on journey into early 1900s rural education. Sit at original wooden desks, write on slate chalkboards, and experience history through carefully preserved artefacts.