Adams County

Adams County, Washington was known as the “Breadbasket of the World” in 1909, when they became the largest inland wheat exporter at the time. The area is still known primarily for wheat farming today—although you’ll find a host of other activities and cultural festivals in towns like Othello and Ritzville. Take for example, the Sandhill Crane Festival in Othello, where residents and guests celebrate the annual migration of the elegant Sandhill Crane to the nearby Columbia National Wildlife Refuge. Or, Ritzville’s famous rodeo—the biggest rodeo in Eastern Washington. Life in Adams County is rich with appreciation for the farmer, the rancher, and those that support the out-of-doors way of life. If you’re looking for wide open plains and the feeling of freedom, then Adams County might be the perfect place for your dream home.