Horse Heaven Hills

Horse Heaven Hills is a range of hills in the south-central part of Washington State, offering extraordinary landscapes and experiences for nature lovers.

These hills, with the highest point of Bickleton Ridge (1,319 meters above sea level), have a dry climate and only 230 mm of rainfall per year.

Despite the harsh conditions, the region is famous for its vineyards and wheat crops, being one of the driest wheat-growing areas in the world. Numerous roads crisscrossing the hills allow exploration of this unique terrain, ideal for adventurers and solitude.