Known for its panoramic beauty, the Palouse is a geographical anomaly created as a result of prehistoric glacial flooding over 15,000 years ago. The distinct sweeping landscape of soft rolling hills dotted by jutting buttes has become a world renown destination for photographers hoping to capture a picture-perfect shot of the region in all of its year-round glory.  

The highway network within the Palouse is largely compiled of Native American trails, wagon roads, and railroads that helped connect the area's natural features, generational farms, and hidden hamlets all nestled within the expansive landscape. Ribbons of road wind through the soothing scenery of fertile fields allowing you an ease of opportunity to explore what lies around each bend. 

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