Richland Quick History

Richland's historical heritage is second to none. Looking for a place where you can stroll along the Columbia River, enjoy an outdoor concert, bike ride on one of Richland's many bike paths, or find an imaginative playground for your youngsters? Would you enjoy visiting a community that offers fishing, boating and water skiing opportunities as well as antique shops and wineries? How about a vacation destination with a symphony, ballet and jetsprint boat racing? If any of these appeal to your sense of leisure-time fun, sports or entertainment, you’ll want to plan your next outing, trip or vacation in Richland. This city of 43,520 residents is also home to three community theater troupes, medieval renaissance and folklife festivals, and a classic car and street rod event. Richland offers you steelhead fishing, beautiful and challenging golf courses, a self-guided walking tour of the National Historic Register’s “Gold Coast Neighborhood” with its “Alphabet Homes” and several places that commemorate Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery.  Richland’s waterfront offers a marina, docks/piers, and a five-mile paved trail for walking, jogging, biking, rollerblading and stroller pushing, as well as restaurants and hotels with a view. A new skateboard park, the Columbia River Exhibition of History, Science and Technology Museum, and the Three Rivers Arts & Entertainment District also await you in Richland. All this and sunshine, too! Come visit Richland Washington today.

Related Richland Resources:

• Richland Realty
• Richland History
• Richland Leisure
• Richland Economy

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