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From the multi-use trail, you can see the floodplain where the Yakima River flows into the Columbia River.

Columbia Park is a 400 acre park that sits on the bank of the Columbia River. There are great views of the wide river from most parts of the park. The park has trails, picnic areas, restrooms, a playground and parking.

Good view of the Yakima River and Yakima Delta from the pedestrian bridge that crosses the river. The Yakima River is a tributary of the Columbia River. There is a wide variety of plant and animal life around the Yakima River and Delta, including salmon and many types of birds,

The Riverfront Trail is a mostly paved trail that has some gravel and dirt sections. It follows the Columbia River, so there are great views of the river from the path.

As you enjoy the Richland Riverfront Trail, you will come across the picturesque Columbia Point Marina. You may consider taking a moment to rest at one of the available benches or pausing your walk to appreciate the sunshine and admire the Columbia River at Columbia Point Marina Park.

Chamna Natural Preserve is a 276-acre property that features more than 11 miles of trails open to different user groups. There are informational signs along some of the paths explaining facts about the different flora and fauna that call the preserve home. There are lots of trails in the network, so you can create a loop of almost any distance.

The Sacagawea Heritage Trail is a 23-mile paved trail that passes through Pasco, Richland, and Kennewick. It follows the Columbia River, providing excellent views of the water. This particular stretch passes through Columbia Park, which features one of the trail's major trailheads.

Chamna Natural Preserve spans over 276 acres and features more than 11 miles of trails perfect for mountain biking. Signage throughout the preserve aids navigation and offers insights into the diverse flora and fauna found in the area.