Golf in Clarkston Heights-Vineland

Clarkston Heights-Vineland is a Asotin County community above the Snake River canyon, adjacent to Clarkston at the Idaho border. The Clearwater and Snake rivers' confluence at Lewiston-Clarkston creates the bi-state community setting, and the canyon's dramatic basalt walls create one of the Pacific Northwest's most distinctive geographic settings. The Lewis and Clark Expedition passed through this area, and the historical significance of the confluence adds to the community's geographic interest. Golf serves the Asotin County community in the canyon landscape. Washington's extraordinary geographic diversity — the rain-soaked western slopes, the Puget Sound waterways, the Cascade Range's volcanic peaks, and the sun-baked eastern plateau — creates community characters as varied as the landscape, and local golf reflects each region's specific natural and economic identity.