The Palouse (/ pəˈluːs / pə-LOOSS) is a geographic region of the northwestern United States, encompassing parts of north central Idaho, southeastern Washington (part of eastern Washington), …

Palouse is a gateway to creative rural economies, where the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse seamlessly blend into the foothills of the Bitterroot Mountains in Idaho.

The Palouse Region is the world’s leader in the production of soft white winter wheat. The combination of mild winters, wet springs, and dry summers creates the ideal conditions for the crop.

Jan 28, 2022 · Around harvest time each year, the Palouse turns into waves of gold that are absolutely stunning. In the spring and early summer months, the hills are a gorgeous green color. This is one of …

Sometimes referred to as “America’s Tuscany,” the Palouse region of Washington and Idaho is an expanse of rolling hills occasionally cut by canyons and pierced by high buttes populated with …

Palouse Land Trust helps permanently conserve the very best of the Palouse and north-central Idaho: open spaces and iconic landscapes, rare ecosystems, working farms and forests, healthy wildlife and …

The Idaho portion of the Palouse is mostly located within Latah County, Idaho. The Latah County Historical Society offers a great deal of historical business and personal records, photographs, maps …

Mar 28, 2025 · While forested, the area borders the rolling hills of the rich farmland known as the Palouse prairie. In the Palouse corridor itself are stands of old-growth cedar, grand fir and western …

Jan 6, 2024 · The Palouse is a popular destination for photographers due to its striking and colorful landscape, especially during sunrise and sunset. The region has a rich history, with numerous …

Oct 19, 2002 · The region of southeastern Washington and adjacent Idaho that has rolling hills on deep soils is known as the Palouse. On its eastern border, this region is bounded by the forests of …