Asotin County Fair and Rodeo Overview
The Asotin County Fair and Rodeo in Asotin is a four-day late-April fair and rodeo in Washington's smallest county by land area, perched in the canyon country where the Snake and Grande Ronde rivers meet on the Idaho border. It's one of the state's earliest fairs, celebrating the ranching heritage of the rugged canyon country of southeastern Washington.
Good to Know
Asotin is the gateway to Hells Canyon, North America's deepest river gorge — jet boat tours from nearby Clarkston offer a spectacular complement to a fair weekend visit.
Highlights
Rodeo competition, livestock shows, 4-H exhibits, carnival rides, fair food, and entertainment celebrate the western heritage of the Snake River canyon communities.
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