Hosting one of the world's largest public telescopes, Goldendale Observatory welcomes visitors year round for telescope viewing and educational programs about the sun and stars. Visits are by appointment only; make your free reservation through their website.

Just a short 15 minutes away, Maryhill Winery was voted Winery of the Year in 2014 by the San Francisco International Wine Competition.

In 1940, Time magazine called it “the world’s most isolated art museum.”

Today, Maryhill Museum of Art remains a robust cultural institution with an outstanding art collection, vibrant educational programming and an abundance of charm.

Eddieville Euro GP Park and Starvation Ridge in Goldendale.

Over 9 miles of hiking trails lead along the Little Klickitat River and up through the Ponderosa and Oregon Pine forests. At the top are open mountain meadows with a panoramic view of Mount Hood.

The monastery supports itself solely by the handiwork of the sisters and donations. They practice the traditional arts of the Greek Orthodox church including: writing Byzantine icons, knotting prayer ropes, making incense, and dipping beeswax candles. They also mount icon prints and make natural soap and lotion and bake traditional Greek food and pastries for their bakery and gift shop.

Comissioned by businessman, Sam Hill, Maryhill's Stonehenge is the first memorial built to honor servicemen killed in World War I.

Right in downtown Goldendale, the Presby Mansion is the home of both the Presby Museum and the Klickitat County Historical Society.

Fresh, local food, prepared from scratch, local wines, and craft beer on tap. New art exhibit every month.

2014 Winner - Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence.

Less than a mile from the Ponderosa Motel, this public 9-hole course is set in the beautiful hills above Goldendale.

Maryhill State Park is a 99-acre camping park with 4,700-feet of waterfront on the Columbia River in Klickitat County. The area is significant for its natural beauty, its access to the surrounding natural wonders, and its cultural history