The Palouse, one of the Seven Wonders of Washington State, is known for its rolling hills and an abundance of farmland. A major agricultural area, wheat fields, oat fields, canola fields and barley fields are all found in abundance here. Countless barns, red barns and stunning Vistas dot the landscape. The Palouse is filled with hidden gems, as well as famous landmarks such as Steptoe Butte and the Dahmen Barn. Palosue Falls, another one of the Seven Wonders of Washington State, is also known as Washington’s official state waterfall. The sunrises and sunsets hare can be stunning, and once the sun goes down the dark night skies bring allow for wonderful stargazing. No matter where you go in the Palouse, you are sure to find abandoned farm equipment, abandoned vehicles, abandoned buildings, abandoned schoolhouses, red barns, historic barns and sweeping vistas