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Attractions and Lodging 

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Murals


Our world famous painted city is home to 75 hand painted and historically accurate murals. Convenient  walking tours are easily completed in about an hour and horse drawn wagon tours can be scheduled for an interactive experience with a Toppenish historian. Toppenish Murals attract thousands of visitors from all over the world each year. Swing into our visitor's center to pick up a map and and view the original artwork of all 75 murals that are on display on our walls.

 

Museums

The American Hop Museum is truly one of a kind. The only active hop museum in the United States, swing in and learn about the art of growing and harvesting hops. The American Hop Museum, located in the heart of the nation's largest hop producing area, features striking exhibitions and intriguing displays, and a unique gift shop highlighting an array of items devoted to the history and future of hop cultivation. Since most of the hops grown in the U.S. are here in the Yakima Valley, few people outside the area have ever seen them. Visit their website for more detailed information

www.americanhopmuseum.org

 

The Northern Pacific Railway Museum is located in the restored 1911 depot. Learn about the railway and view historic artifacts. The 1929 Freight House now houses a complete engine repair facility, pit and wheel transfer. Beginning the first Saturday and Sunday after Thanksgiving, then the first three Saturdays and Sundays in December is the Toy Train Christmas, where visitors can take a train ride to meet Santa and Mrs. Claus at the North Pole. Visit their website for more detailed information. 

 www.nprymuseum.org

                                                                      

The Yakama Nation Cultural Center is the place to encounter your first time Yakama Experience. Learn about the Yakama history through Mother Nature dioramas, colorful exhibits, Plateau artwork, the world's largest Strongheart collection and more. Self or guided tours are available. Check out their website for more information.

www.yakamamuseum.com

 

Agriculture

Enjoy a taste of Yakima's Wine Country at a host of wineries within a few miles of Toppenish. Try some fresh fruits and vegetables from our nearby orchards and fruit stands. Grapes, apples, pears, peaches, corn, potatoes, mint, hops, beans and onions are all grown in abundance here. Take in the taste of local Mexican cuisine at one of the many restaurants, try out the buffet at Legends Casino Hotel, or get an old-fashioned root beer at Dad's Family Restaurant. 

 

Shop

Shop till you drop at our downtown district. Kraffs Clothing  Pendleton blankets and jackets, Western Art, furniture, men's and women's western apparel and novelty shops. Rose's Native Designs has many Native American items for sale . The local Tony's and H&H furniture store will get you what you need to furnish the house or new office, and if you are looking to open a new bank account, be sure to visit Heritage Bank or Solarity Credit Union.

Lodging

 Legends Casino Hotel is  Just a        few minutes from Downtown       

 877-726-6311 x- 5244
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Toppenish Inn & Suites
         509 314 6442


    Best Western Plus
          509 829 3399

Visitor's Center

 

We are proud to operate a large and engaging visitor's and welcome center that doubles as our Chamber office. Dedicated volunteers staff our front desk to welcome you to town and answer your questions. Surrounded by a large, plush, green park and a 1/2 mile loop walking path it is the perfect spot to stop and stretch or use our clean restrooms when travelling on US-97, WA-22 or I-82. If there is something we can do for you in advance call us at 509-865-3262.

Toppenish is home to the tallest flag pole in the state of Washington. At 167 ft, this massive pole displays a small  flag that is 2200 sq. ft. and a large flag that is 3200 sq. ft.

 

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