Things To Do
in Grandview

Located about 70 miles southeast of Grandview, this national park offers numerous hiking trails ranging from easy walks to challenging mountain climbs, with stunning views of Mount Rainier.

Just 20 miles east of Grandview, this scenic area features various trails along the Yakima River, perfect for hiking, wildlife observation, and photography.

Approximately 45 miles northwest of Grandview, this scenic byway includes trails that showcase breathtaking views of the Cascade Mountains and valleys, suitable for all skill levels.

Only about 30 miles northwest of Grandview, this area offers hiking trails around the lake and along nearby rivers, suitable for family-friendly hikes and nature walks.

Located about 25 miles southwest of Grandview, Manastash Ridge has several trails with panoramic views, offering a more rugged hiking experience for adventurous hikers.

The largest demographic group in Grandview, representing a significant majority of the population.

A growing demographic group in Grandview, contributing to the cultural diversity of the area.

A notable demographic group that is part of the community in Grandview.

A smaller demographic group that contributes to the diversity of Grandview.

Individuals identifying as belonging to two or more racial groups, reflecting the increasing diversity.

A lesser-represented demographic group in Grandview, with historical ties to various tribes.

A very small demographic group that adds to the multicultural fabric of Grandview.

A popular team sport played on a rectangular court, where two teams compete to score points by throwing a ball through the opponent's hoop.

A widely loved team sport where players aim to score goals by getting a ball into the opposing team's net, known for its fast-paced action.

Often referred to as America's pastime, this bat-and-ball game involves two teams taking turns to bat and field, aiming to score runs.

A highly popular contact sport played between two teams, aiming to score points by advancing the ball into the opponent's end zone.

An athletic sport involving a variety of competitive events based on running, jumping, and throwing, commonly held in schools and local competitions.

A team sport in which two teams compete to score points by sending a ball over a net and into the opponent's court.

A racket sport that can be played individually or in doubles, where players aim to hit a ball over a net into the opponent's court.