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The Sacagawea Heritage Trail Project is a 23-mile, family-friendly, recreational, and educational trail along the banks of the Columbia River. <

Dedicated to the only woman on the Lewis and Clark expedition, the bi-modal trail offers an environmentally sound and unique shrub-steppe habitat for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy in a variety of ways from walking, jogging, and running to hiking and mountain biking.

The non-motorized loop runs along the riverfronts of the Columbia, Yakima, and Snake Rivers in the Tri-Cities area, linking waterfront parks and offering interpretive signs and sculptural elements about the local habitats, fauna, and flora along the way.

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Take a free tour of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation Take the kids to the playground in Howard Amon Park Take the kids to the REACH Museum (Hanford Reach Interpretive Center) Visit the tasting room at J. Bookwalter Winery Visit Goose Ridge Estate Vineyard & Winery Take a free tour of LIGO Hanford Observatory Stroll along the Sacagawea Heritage Trail Enjoy Allied Arts Gallery in the Park Discover USS Triton Submarine Memorial Park See a performance at the Richland Players Theater Learn about the history of quilting at the White Bluff Quilt Museum Visit the tasting room at Barnard Griffin Winery Have lunch at Atomic Ale Brewpub and Eatery Enjoy the patio at Lu Lu Craft Bar and Kitchen Have a romantic dinner at Monterosso’s Italian Restaurant Take the kids to Bruchi's Cheesesteaks & Subs Go wildlife watching in Badger Mountain Centennial Preserve Play golf and have lunch at the Columbia Point Golf Course

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