The Naches wagon road was established, but it never became popular.

The Naches River forms the northern border of the city.

Rather, she meant naches, or "proud pleasure; special joy - particularly from the achievements of a child."

Naches Heights Vineyards was the first vineyard in this area.

The eastern portion is drained by tributaries of the Naches River.

Due to these factors, and the poor road quality, the Naches Pass route fell into disuse.

The alternative was Naches Pass, which with the addition of a short tunnel would be much lower (and easier to keep open in winter).

"They came to me with their tsuriss and naches and their questions about Judaism."

Naches Heights Vineyard is about the art of making wine, and growing grapes, not a chemistry experiment.

The landslide also blocked off the Naches River and caused warnings of severe flooding.

In its upper reaches, the Naches River basin includes rugged mountains and wildernesses.

It flows generally east, joining the Naches River near the town of Tieton.

They pressed on, cutting a road as they went, and reached Naches Pass in early October.

In addition to grades almost impossible for wagons, it required over 60 crossings of the Naches River east of the pass.

Naches Pass was used for driving cattle and horses to Fort Nisqually.

"This is extreme naches," he raved, for both him and Mr. Bloomberg's mother.

Thus the tributaries of the Naches River reach up to, but not across, the Pierce and King county lines.

Irrigation water arrives via canals tapping both the Tieton and Naches rivers.

It is now in the Naches River reserve fleet in Beaumont, Texas.

Naches' economy is based mainly on timber and agriculture, known for its large production of apple, cherries, pears and various other fruits.

He quickly went to their aid, intending to guide them through the Naches Pass into the Puget Sound area.

First Street continues north until the intersection with Naches Avenue at the center of downtown Selah.

The Naches Valley School District has its primary school in Gleed.

Ballindaggin was raced by George Layman, Jr. of Naches, Washington.

In 1929, a much-anticipated route to Eastern Washington was opened across the Naches Pass Highway.