yakima valley trolleys

Tickets are $7 per person and the rides begin at 10:00 am and continue to 3:00 pm.

On top of four beautiful seasons that show off nature, there are rivers to float, great weed to smoke, wines to sip, music to enjoy, and food to consume. Here are 5 unique things that make Yakima such an awesome place to call home!

The weather is absolutely gorgeous outside, truly a perfect time to take a trip, but before you trek across the country to see a national treasure did you know there is one right here in the Yakima Valley? Our Yakima Valley Trolleys are on the National Registry and are still rideable to this very day!

The Yakima Valley Trolleys are part of the National Registry. This is the only spot in the entire United States you can enjoy this type of trolley ride, let alone enjoy it with Santa!

Did you know that Yakima has something that no one else in the country has?

Mark your calendar for Saturday, June 13th, 2020 because for the first time ever the Yakima Valley Trolleys are throwing a Social Distancing Poker Run.

If you LOVE to travel or have yet to do so but the passion is there. Have you thought about a career within the travel industry? When I graduated from YVC in 2003 with my AA I had no idea what I wanted to do for my career but I had two years left to play softball...

When was the last time you took a ride on a Yakima Valley Trolley? Officials say progress is being made on Yakima' s vintage (1907) trolley system, but they need city support. Yakima Valley Trolleys are an important part of the early development of the valley's fruit industry -- in fact the system's working 50-ton electric locomotive once hauled fruit in iced-down boxcars from Selah, Yakima, Wiley