The 6th Annual Fresh Hop Ale Festival
One of the best ways to understand the growth in popularity of Northwest
craft beer is to explore the homeland of hops—the Yakima Valley. Hops
provide both aroma and flavor to beer: they’re crucial to the brewing process. How can you honor this important
ingredient? Attend the 6th annual
Fresh Hop Ale Festival on Saturday October 4th, which celebrates the
fact that 77%
of the total U.S. hop crop is grown right here!
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 All the information you need to have a great time at Schell's produce Fall Harvest Funland - a local Yakima Valley favorite!
Information included: hours of operation, pricing, directions for both Union Gap and Toppenish, and activities (corn maze and mini corn maze, straw maze, straw pyramid with slides, hay rides, farm animals, pumpkin chucker.).
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 Welcome to Washington wine country – one of the nation’s fastest growing wine making regions! If you are thinking of visiting Yakima, then check out our unique, local Yakima Valley Wine Country guide. In it you'll find plenty of information to aid you as you navigate the numerous wineries of Yakima on a beautiful day trip.
Learn about the wine making process and how to perfect your wine tasting skills. There are so many wineries in the Northwest that we even have information about other viticultural areas and comparable statistics for the Yakima Valley.
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 Yakima, Washington and the surrounding area is known throughout the world for its bountiful crops of delicious fruit. The Yakima Valley is most well known for its apples, cherries, hops, and wine grapes. Other main fruit crops are pears, peaches, nectarines, plums, prunes, and apricots, as well as many vegetables. Another up and coming area of interest is organic produce, as more and more people are seeking out organic, local foods.
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