]]>Access points include Walla Walla Point Park, Pybus Public Market, Confluence State Park, Downtown Wenatchee at First Street (walking bridge)
East Wenatchee trail access locations are:
140 19th St and 27th St NW at Empire Ave NW. Parking lot and portable restrooms are available at both sites and are open from 5AM to 11PM seven days a week.
]]> ]]>The Trail of Fire and Forest is a nature walk for students and adults, is a self-guided .5 mile, 30-minute walk. It shows how wildfire has shaped the eastside forests and how people, past and present, respond to this wildfire environment.
Lookouts:
Chelan Butte: Chelan Butte lookout was moved to the site in 1996. Currently it is used for visitor education. Visitors are allowed to climb the stairs when a board member is present. Currently it has an Osborne fire finder, a wood burning stove, desk, cabinet and bed. It remains one of the highlights for hundreds of students who visit the site each spring. Goals for this lookout are to repair some of the exterior woodwork and paint it.
Badger Mtn.: This lookout was brought to the site in 1999. Goals for this structure are to fully furnish it, and to replace all the windows and shuƩers. A new railing has been installed and part of the deck has been replaced.
East Flatop: This lookout was reconstructed from some materials from the original lookout, previously located on the Gifford Pinchot NF, and from new materials purchased with the CB budget. It was completed in 2010. The lookout was built at ground level, next to the office building, to be more accessible to visitors than the other lookouts. It currently contains an Osborne fire finder, a wood‐burning stove, a weather station, fire‐fighting tools, a bed, desk, and two cabinets.
]]> ]]> ]]>This 26-acre park is the most utilized park in the Eastmont Metropolitan Parks & Recreation district. Park and organized sports programs held in the park account for approximately 160,000 visitors per year to East Wenatchee.
Special events held at the park have included the Washington State Olympics; Wings & Wheels Festival; Community Easter Egg Hunt; the Northwest Volleyball Tournament; local, district, state and regional sports tournaments; and the annual Classy Chassis Parade and staging area.
]]> ]]> ]]> ]]>Find everything you need and more at our Wenatchee hotel. Our guest rooms feature comforts of home such as complimentary WiFi, microwave, mini-refrigerator and room service. Start your day with a cooked-to-order breakfast at our Garden Grille & Bar restaurant and savor tasty cocktails and patio dining each evening. Refresh and unwind in our 24-hour fitness center, indoor pool or whirlpool. For your business needs, our 24-hour business center offers free printing services and complimentary WiFi and our event space is fully equipped for your next meeting or special event.
Our on-site restaurant is open to the public and offers cooked-to-order breakfast, as well as nightly cocktails and dining on our attached patio. Breakfast M-F 6am-10am Sat & Sun 7am-11am Dinner Monday-Sunday 5pm-10pm.
]]>You might also see mule deer, rabbits, coyotes, raccoons and several species of snakes.
]]> ]]> ]]>What you can expect from a day at Mission Ridge:
Terrain for all levels and inclinations. Four chairlifts and two rope tows give access to a big mountain of steeps, bowls, terrain parks and beginner areas.
Short lift lines and wide-open runs mean you won't feel like you're fighting the crowds.
Lessons: We have a world-class ski school. We have great lesson/lift/rental packages for kids and adults.
]]> ]]>Our History
In 1929 Herman Ohme purchased 40 acres of land for an orchard. Included was a craggy, dry, desolate, rock-strewn bluff with a breathtaking view of the snow-capped Cascade Mountains and the shimmering Columbia River valley. Herman and his new bride, Ruth, loved to stand on the bluff and dream of flourishing alpine meadows, shimmering pools and shady evergreen pathways where the hot, relentless summer sun allowed only sage and scrub desert growth. They set their minds on achieving that dream.
Small evergreens were transplanted from the nearby Cascade Mountains, native stone was hauled to form paths and borders, desert sage gave way to low-growing ground cover, and pools took shape adjacent to massive natural rock formations. It was hard work, done mostly by hand, and truly a labor of love. In the beginning, sustaining the Gardens meant hauling water in five gallon buckets from the river valley below, but eventually the Ohmes constructed an elaborate irrigation system that pumped water to the site.
Initially intended as a private family retreat, the interest of friends and community members prompted the Ohmes to open the Gardens to the public. The Ohmes continued to perfect the Gardens for 42 years, until 1971 when Herman died at the age of 80. The couple's son Gordon and his family then assumed responsibility for the Gardens, and in 1991 Washington State Parks and Recreation purchased the Gardens and surrounding property. The Gardens are currently owned and managed by Chelan County.
]]> ]]> ]]>Today the airport is owned by the Ports of Chelan and Douglas Counties and operated by the Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority. However, it wasn’t always this way. The airport was originally governed by the City of Wenatchee, which, in recognition of the regional importance and benefit of the airport, transferred ownership to the Port of Chelan County in 1965.
Improvements to reliability and capabilities include installation of an instrument landing system in 2006 and a lead in lighting system to improve winter reliability will be operational in late 2022. The airport’s primary runway (Runway 12/30) was extended to 7,000 feet in 2016 to accommodate larger mainline commercial aircraft like Boeing 737s and Airbus 320s. This multi-year, $30 million dollar project was funded with Airport Improvement Program funds and by the Ports of Chelan and Douglas Counties. The project was no easy feat as it required the purchase of several properties, relocation of Grant Road, and relocation of major utilities.
With the primary runway extension complete and significant improvements to the ramp and taxiways planned, the Pangborn Memorial Airport is equipped for a bright future. Efforts to secure a direct flight to the San Francisco Bay Area and other destinations in the west coast/mountain west are underway.
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]]>]]> ]]> ]]>The large group picnic shelter in the park is available for reserved use. It holds approximately 100 people. There are also several small shelters in the park that are available on a "first come, first served" basis. The small shelters contain one picnic table.
Reservations may be made online by clicking here or by visiting the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department Office at 1350 McKittrick Street.
Picnic shelter reservations do not include the Splash Pad. The Splash Pad is open to the public.
]]>]]> ]]> ]]> ]]>Silver Falls campground has four units available for trailers, a thirty to fifty person group site, hand pumps for well water, and a guard station. This campground sits along the Entiat River and Silver Creek (at Entiat River) runs through it. There is a 1.2 mile Riverside Interpretive Trail along the Entiat River (partly paved). The riverside trail has benches and interpretive signs. For further information about this campsite contact the Entiat Ranger District at (509) 784-4700.
]]> ]]>During winter the park features a family friendly 300-foot sledding hill (walk up only) Kiddies' Hill (next to the lodge) and a four-mile trail for snowshoe and fat tire bikes, plus 6 additional miles for hiking and biking.
Open 8am to Dusk all week, but be aware of snow plow activity in early in the parking lot during the winter.
Snow activities depend on snow conditions. The park is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
No Sno-Park permit requirement at this location. Donations are accepted.
Snow play includes a
For recorded information, call Wenatchee Confluence State Park (509) 664-6373. The recording is updated regularly.
]]> ]]>Primitive Overnight Accommodations available by reservation: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/10132083
]]> ]]>Three Lakes Golf Club is dedicated to serving our members and guests by providing an affordable, rewarding, high quality golf experience.
Rental clubs available
Kids Camps, PGA Juniors, Junior Academy, First Tee, Get Golf Ready, and other programs available.
]]> ]]>Nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountain Range, in a land carved by glaciers, Chelan County, in North Central Washington invites you with an abundance of outdoor recreation and several wonderful and unique towns where you will want to play!
The communities of Leavenworth, Plain, Cashmere, Wenatchee, Entiat, Manson and Lake Chelan each offer four seasons of activities, and over 300 days of sunshine to play in!
In the summer you'll want to find a cool lake or river to relax in -- choose activities like river rafting, stand up paddleboard, jet ski, or just splash around at a local park.
Visit in the winter for downhill or Nordic skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, tubing or snowmobiling, all within minutes of great lodging offerings.
All year 'round you will enjoy wineries, breweries, and cideries, along with fabulous dining!
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]]>]]>Part of the Apple Capital Loop Trail runs through this park.
| Day Use: | Year Round | 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. |
| Shelters: | April 1 - October 31 | 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. |
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