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Bechtel deputy project director Chris Musick tours Department of Energy visitors through the Low-Activity Waste Facility overlooking two 300-ton melters at the Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant.

Hanford Site Virtual Tours

A virtual tours website is available to the public for self-guided views of cleanup projects throughout the 580-square-mile Hanford Site. Some of the locations featured on the virtual tour would not have otherwise been accessible to visitors due to the nature of the work. Features of the virtual tour include:

  • Over 20 Hanford projects highlighted in a guided tour function that includes program descriptions
  • Over 40 viewable Hanford map locations
  • 360-degree camera views
  • Internal views of select facility structures including the Waste Encapsulation and Storage Facility, Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant, and 200 West Pump and Treat System
  • Information “pins” that provide additional context
  • Up-close views of exclusive Hanford locations, never before seen on a Hanford public cleanup tour 

The virtual tour website is best accessed through a Chrome web browser. You can copy and paste www.vtours.hanford.gov into your browser or click on the Hanford tour link.

Other DOE Visits

Limited in-person visits of the Hanford site are approved on a case-by-case basis based on direct relevance to critical Hanford cleanup progress and availability of resources.

Media representatives looking for more information should contact our DOE media representative.

For more information on virtual tours or site visits at Hanford, contact:

Hanford Site Tours Office
Coleen Drinkard
coleen_m_drinkard@rl.gov
509-947-2346

Access to the Manhattan Project National Historical Park at Hanford is managed separately. More information about their seasonal public tour program is available at https://manhattanprojectbreactor.hanford.gov/

Hanford Virtual Tours

The public can go to the virtual tours website for self-guided tours of the 580-square-mile Hanford Site. Click the image above or go to www.vtours.hanford.gov

 

People in hard hats standing inside a large concreate structure.

Members of the Hanford Advisory Board receive a briefing from inside Hanford's Cold Test Facility in 2024. 

Last Updated 05/11/2026 7:51 AM