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Birder Debbie Sutherland, Cashmere, takes a fall walk through the Horan Natural Area in Wenatchee looking and listening for birds.

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Contents Wenatchee Valley

Visitor Guide

Waterville

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Galleries

Camping

Stehekin

Columbia Basin

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Okanogan Valley Omak

Skiing

Okanogan

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Omak Lake

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Ferry

Fishing

Carlton 153

Fishing

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Lake Chelan Lake Chelan Skiing

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Lake Lake Wenatchee

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Hiking

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Lodging

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2/97 Loop Trail

Wenatchee

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Waterville Orondo

Coulee City Blue Lake

Hiking

Columbia Basin

Lenore Lake Fishing

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Soap Soap Lake Lake

Golf

Downtown

Rock Island

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Wineries

Wineries

Wildlife

Ephrata

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Swimming

Wineries

Quincy

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Golf

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Columbia River

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Hiking

Golf

Moses Lake 90

Concerts

Ellensburg

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George

Moses Lake

Potholes Resorvoir

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10 miles

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Wildlife

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Skiing

Shopping

Dining

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East Wenatchee

Mission Ridge

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Mansfield

Wenatchee Valley

Skiing

Cle Elum

Chelan

Entiat

Cashmere

Mtn. Biking

Dining Guide

Electric City

Banks Lake

Waterville

Rafting

Hiking

Coulee Dam Grand Coulee

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Downtown

Manson

Skiing

Peshastin

Wineries

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Cashmere

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Leavenworth Leavenworth

Downtown

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Pateros

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Wenatchee River

Wildlife

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Boating

Hiking

Camping

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Rodeo

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Mtn. Biking

Lake Chelan

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Wildlife

Hiking

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Local wines

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Methow Valley

Leavenworth

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Hiking

Mazama

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Worship Centers

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Camping

Cashmere

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Tonasket

Fishing

Camping

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Ok a

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Swimming

Wineries

North Central Washington

Entiat

Advertiser Index

Osoyoos Lake Oroville

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Okanogan

CANADA U.S.

Osoyoos Boating

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Wenatchee Valley Heart of North Central Washington

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ituated in the heart of North Central Washington, the Wenatchee Valley is the perfect place to explore during the fall or winter.

Take a drive and soak in the beautiful autumn colors cresting the tops of the snowy Cascades, or step outside into the crisp, apple-scented air for some hiking or a stroll downtown.

Go golfing, shopping or visit wineries, cideries and breweries from Lake Wenatchee, Leavenworth and Cashmere to Chelan and Manson.

When autumn’s red and gold turns white, outdoor enthusiasts can head for Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort, just 10 miles

and 5,000 feet up from Wenatchee. The family friendly hill has a range of runs, snow-making ability to enhance what Mother Nature provides.

For those who would rather stay warm, take a tour of Wenatchee’s historic downtown and the nearby Pybus Public Market. The market features restaurants and shops in a converted industrial foundry next to the Riverfront Park and the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail, which is walkable all year long.

The historic Pipeline Pedestrian Bridge crosses the Columbia River and connects the trail to East Wenatchee, opening more exploration opportunities.

World photos/Don Seabrook

ABOVE: Nick Pelland, a snowmaker for Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort, is covered in watery snow after checking the snowmaking machines’ progress at Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort.

BELOW: Artem Onuchin, Seattle, glides down the tubing run at the Leavenworth Ski Hill. For current conditions, check out the Leavenworth Winter Sports Club website at skileavenworth.com.

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If you work up an appetite, no problem.

Restaurants range from fine dining and burgers to Thai, Indian, Central American, micro-breweries and wood-stove pizza and an impressive array of Mexican restaurants.

Museums, art galleries, theaters and a host of large and small live music venues will help you work off all the food. The Town Toyota Center hosts a community ice rink and the Wenatchee Wild Hockey Team, along with music and stage acts.

Wenatchee First Friday ArtWalk is a great excuse to stroll through downtown and check out the work of artists in shops, galleries

and restaurants. The afternoon-early evening lineup changes each month, so there’s always something new to see — sculpture, painting, music and more.

For information and the list of the current month’s lineup, see Wenatchee First Fridays on Facebook.

And that’s just in Wenatchee and East Wenatchee. Travel 30 minutes in any direction and see a whole different landscape and culture.

Leavenworth, 22 miles west, celebrates a Bavarian theme, from architecture to music and culture. Fall and winter mean Oktoberfest and Christmas Lighting fun.

Cashmere, 12 miles west, boasts eclectic shopping districts and is home to the world-famous Aplets and Cotlets and the Cashmere Museum and

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Laremie Pieper, 5, skis to her mom Katherine as she hits the bunny hill at Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort.

Pioneer Village and at least two antique malls.

Chelan, 45 miles north, offers sun and small-town charm with access to plenty of scenery along the shores of the 55-milelong Lake Chelan. Visit vineyards, sample wine and celebrate the harvest

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in the fall, leading into cross-country skiing, cozy fires and conversation and more festivals in winter.

Waterville, 25 miles east, is home to an historic courthouse, hotel and downtown, along with hundreds of artifacts at the Douglas County Historical Museum.

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Pybus Public Market

f you are looking for a place to breathe in the local flavor of Wenatchee, there’s no better place to be than Pybus Market. Quaint, yet surprisingly hip and edgy, Pybus is the epitome of Apple Capital charm.

Pybus is an indoor collection of shops and restaurants located on the Columbia River just a short stroll from Wenatchee’s historic downtown. Look for the huge, red “Public Market” sign at Orondo Avenue.

Pybus, built in a rehabbed steel fabrication plant, features the biggest farmers market in the region (Saturdays through October). It draws heavy inspiration from Seattle’s Pike Place Market.

There’s lots of room to stroll and look around or sit in an outdoor eating area with views of the river and a park.

It’s home to many community events — think fun runs, car shows, sports rallies and fundraisers for local nonprofits and there is often live music and classes on everything from cooking to knitting to birdwatching and dancing.

The market is also right on the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail, the 10.5-mile paved trail great for a post-meal walk through parks and past public art.

World photo/Don Seabrook

Chelsea Gonzalez takes an order to the outdoor seating area at Fire restaurant at Pybus Market.

What they said

Pybus Market is itself if one great and glorious secret, though one which is becoming increasingly well-known here in Seattle. Opened in Wenatchee in 2013, the market modestly calls itself the “world’s best farmers’ market” and although Pike Place Market might have something to say about that, Pybus may well have a point. The building is breathtaking, the local farmers, restaurants and artisanal food producers it hosts are uniformly superb, and its location on the banks of the Columbia River is stunning.

— Seattle Refined/Komo

The Pybus Market has far more to offer than a location to buy your weekly supply of groceries. It is a historical destination where you can shop, dine, relax, bike on the river, meet friends, bring visitors, listen to music, and host your event or wedding — but most of all, it’s a place to connect with passionate artisans, inventive food retailers and Wenatchee’s creative community.

— Yakima Magazine

If you come to Wenatchee, you can’t miss the market with its fire engine red sign, “Public Market,” and flags flying at the entrance. Pybus lies two blocks east of historic downtown Wenatchee and converges at the Loop Trail, Riverfront Park, and Orondo Boat Basin. This exciting community market with delicious local foods, artisans, quality restaurants, specialties and much more is worth a visit.

— Real Food Traveler

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Traci Naubert, Wenatchee, uses movement to loosen her shoulder during a Pybus University class called "Yoga and Meditation for Aging With Grace" at Pybus Public Market.

Take a walk Start at Pybus Public Market and walk north about 350 yards on the paved Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail, past a boat launch, pole-top osprey nest, public art sculptures and great views of the Columbia River.

Take the Riverwalk Crossing pedestrian bridge to Wenatchee Avenue and First Street, about 400 yards. The Numerica Performing Arts Center of Wenatchee plaza offers seating, a big fountain and more public art.

Downtown’s main drag runs for five blocks of Wenatchee Avenue between Second and Kittitas streets. Head south two blocks on Wenatchee Avenue past the Saddlerock Pub & Brewery, historic Owl Soda Fountain, more shops and antique shops and restaurants to Orondo Avenue. Head east about 400 yards back to Pybus Market.

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Keep our 24/7 phone number handy: (877) 783-8123 Follow us on Twitter @ChelanPUD and find us at facebook.com/ChelanPUD

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Michael Loar, Malaga, is lifted up by Harlem Globetrotters personality Kris “Hi-Lite" Bruton during the Globetrotters performance at Town Toyota Center in February 2020.

enatchee's Town Toyota Center is a 4,300-seat multipurpose arena that serves as the venue for the hometown hockey team, the Wenatchee Wild, as well as a slate of garden, home and bridal shows, big name concerts, a rodeo, graduation ceremonies, community events and the year-round community ice skating rink.

The 137,000-square-foot facility at 1300 Walla Walla Ave. is supported by seven cities and two counties. It opened in 2008, one of the first developments in the city's north end, sitting across from the entrance to Walla Walla Point Park, which boasts waterfront access, ballfields.

Check the schedule at towntoyotacenter.com to see what's on tap, or, strap on some skates and go for a whirl.

Sunset Magazine: 20 Western Dream Towns in its Best Places to Live 2017 Forbes Magazine: 25 Best Places to Retire in 2017: “Scenic, sunny Columbia River city … on the very dry side of the Cascade Mountain Range.”

Northwest Travel & Life: “The Wenatchee Valley has developed a burgeoning food and wine scene, a fitting place for Washington’s second largest public market.”

New York Times: “Wenatchee, the epicenter of Washington’s apple industry.”

AAA Travel Guide: “A prime area for all-year recreation, from hiking in summer to skiing in winter.”

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The Wenatchee Wild play against the Vernon Vipers in the British Columbia Hockey League at the Town Toyota Center.

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he Wenatchee Wild's 2020-21 hockey season will kick off when the international border, closed during the pandemic, reopens.

The Wild is the only U.S. team in the tough British Columbia Hockey League. The season runs through February, plus post-season play.

All games are played at Town Toyota Center, starting at 7:05 p.m. For the latest information, go to wenatcheewildhockey.com

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ooking for some entertainment after a night out on the town?

If you love theater, The Numerica Performing Arts Center is the place to be.

This 550-seat theater, located in the heart of downtown Wenatchee at the Stanley Civic Center, hosts local performing arts and civic events as well as national and international performers and touring artists. Some of the regular users include The Wenatchee Valley Symphony Orchestra, Apollo Club, Fabulous Feet Dance Studio, Wenatchee Valley Appleaires, Next Step Dance Studio, and Music Theatre of Wenatchee.

For information, go to numericapac.org, visit the box office at 123 N. Wenatchee Ave. or call 663-2787.

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Cast members of "Hands on a Hardbody" musical practice singing on stage around a truck at the Numerica Performing Arts Center in 2019.

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Loop Trail

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Dinosaurs don't move too fast and this one shuffled along the back of a pack of runners at the Heart Breaker 5K fun run, a February event.

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raped along the edges of the Columbia River, the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail (affectionately known as “the Loop” by locals), is a riverside escape full of manicured, shady parks and untouched native wildlands. The 10.5-mile trail is entirely paved — perfect for running, walking or riding your bike — and travels through parks, past sandy beaches and over three bridges.

If you want parks and green grass, check out the Wenatchee side of the trail. If you want native lands, head to the east side near the Odabashian Bridge (Highway 2/97). Tall poplar trees shade the trail on the east side near the historic Pipeline Pedestrian Bridge, which was built in 1908 and was the first bridge to span the Columbia River. On the west side of the bridge you’ll find Hale Park’s off-leash dog park and skate park.

The RiverWalk Crossing Bridge connects downtown Wenatchee with the Columbia River parks and the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail.

More paved bike trails connect to the Loop: On the east side of the Pedestrian Bridge, head south 2.2 miles down the Columbia River to Hydro Park.

On the east side of the Odabashian Bridge, head 5.5 miles up the Columbia to Lincoln Rock State Park.

The Loop Trail is a popular trail for strollers, walkers, and runners of all stripes — serious fitness fanatics, parents, kids, families, senior citizens and rubberneckers. Besides walkers, you'll see bicyclists, joggers, skateboarders, dog walkers and more.

After heavy snows, the trail also attracts cross-country skiers.

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The sun sets on snow-topped Burch Mountain Tuesday as walkers enjoy the sights along the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail at Walla Walla Point Park.

Access: There are many access points to the Loop. A few include: 1) If you're riding or walking around the downtown core, head east on First Street. At First Street and Wenatchee Avenue, a covered walking-cycle bridge takes you over the railroad tracks to Riverfront Park.

2) Drive Fifth Street east (downhill and toward the river) until it ends in the Riverfront Park. Park here and walk toward the river to find a paved trail.

3) Take Ninth Street east toward the river until it merges into Walla Walla Street. Follow this north for about a half mile and turn right into Walla Walla Point Park. Park here and, again, walk toward the river to find the trail.

4) If you're in East Wenatchee, follow 19th Street NW west toward the river. At the bottom of 19th, turn left and park next to the Douglas County Services Building. Then, walk toward the river to find the trail.

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Museums

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Visitors walk through the Pioneer Village at the Cashmere Museum during Apple Days.

Chelan County

Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center 127 S. Mission St., Wenatchee. 509-888-6240, wvmc.org

Berryman Military Park South Bridgeport Park near the city swimming pool

Colville Tribal Museum

Upper Valley Museum at Leavenworth

512 Mead Way, Coulee Dam. 509-633-0751

museum.org Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum

Shafer Museum

347 Division St., Leavenworth. 509-548-0728, uppervalley

735 Front St., Leavenworth. 509-548-4573, nutcracker

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600 Cotlets Way, Cashmere. 509-782-3230, cashmere

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Okanogan County 285 Castle Ave., Winthrop. 509-996-2712, shafermuseum.com

Molson Schoolhouse Museum (Schoolhouse and Old Molson Ghost Town)

East of Oroville in Molson, 509-584-3292, molsonmuseums.org

Old Depot Museum

1210 Ironwood St., Oroville. 509-476-2739

Okanogan County Historical Museum

2117 Lakeshore Drive, Entiat. 509-784-1861, entiatwa.us

1410 N. Second St., Okanogan. 509-422-4272, okanogan history.org

204 E. Woodin Ave., Chelan. 509-682-5644, chelanmuseum.com

Grant County

Lake Chelan Historical Society Museum Rocky Reach Dam's Discovery Center

The exhibits are closing Oct. 31 for an 18-month renovation project. It is set to reopen in Spring 2021. chelanpud.org

Grant County Historical Museum and Village

742 Basin St. N., Ephrata. 509-754-3334, tourgrantcounty.com

Quincy Valley Historical Society & Museum

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415 F. St. S.W., Quincy. 509-787-4685, qvhsm.org

124 W. Walnut St., Waterville, just off Highway 2 at city park.

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Moses Lake Museum & Art Center

401 S. Balsam, Moses Lake. 509-764-3825, cityofml.com 29082 Washington 243, Mattawa. 509-766-3461, wanapum.org Some museums may close during the winter season. Some provide access upon request.

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Downhill in North Central Washington

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Instructor Sahara Suval works with new skiers and snowboarders at Echo Valley Ski Area near Chelan.

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Youth Ski League members of the Mission Ridge Ski Team, aged between 6 and 12, make their way down a run at the Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort.

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Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort Wenatchee

On the hill: Thirty-six designated trails lacing a 2,000-acre basin on a 6,820-foot mountain, with lodge, restaurant, mid-hill cafe, lessons, sales and rentals, childcare and more. Snow-making is a top priority. Info: missionridge.com

Stevens Pass Resort West of Leavenworth

On the hill: More than 50 major runs highlight offerings on Stevens Pass' 1,125 acres of skiable terrain on two mountains that top out at 5,600 feet.

Three lodges, five eateries, retail shops, ski and snowboard school, sales and rentals, lockers and equipment-check facilities, Nordic and snowshoe trails and more. Info: stevenspass.com.

Badger Mountain Ski Area Waterville

On the hill: The nonprofit, volunteer-run family facility has three lift options — two rope tows and a “A” Hill T-bar — with other trails branching from those main runs. Other amenities include a fireplace lodge and Lions Kitchen for snacks and equipment rentals. Info: skibadgermt.com.

Echo Valley Ski Area Chelan

On the hill: Beginner-to-expert groomed ski and snowboard runs on 70 acres of terrain on a 3,000-foot hill. Skiers have a choice of Poma lift or three rope tows. Other amenities at this volunteer-run facility include a tubing hill, fireplace lodge and eatery, ski school and equipment sales and rentals. Info: echovalley.org.

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Leavenworth Ski Hill Leavenworth

On the hill: Two alpine runs with rope tows, 16 miles of Nordic trails (some lighted at night) in four separate areas around Leavenworth, tubing hill, snowshoe trails, private and group lessons on weekends, vintage lodge available for rent. The Leavenworth hill also has the only ski jump facility on the west coast.

Info: skileavenworth.com.

Loup Loup Ski Bowl Twisp

On the hill: Ten runs on 300 acres ofer 1,240 vertical feet of skiing on Little Buck Mountain. The hill

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provides one quad chairlift, one Poma lift and a beginner rope tow. Other amenities include a terrain park, tubing hill, ski and snowboard school, equipment rentals and sales and a rustic day lodge — The Wolf Den — with a rock fireplace and concessions.

Info: skitheloup.com.

Sitzmark Ski Area Northeast of Tonasket

On the hill: This family-oriented hill touts lots of sun, short lift lines and low ticket prices for its 10 runs on 80 acres of terrain. Available are all kinds of skiing — telemark, snowblading, snowboarding and cross-country — along with ski school, equipment sales and rentals and a day lodge with lunch counter and warming stove and fireplace. Info: skisitzmark.org.

Skiers watch the slopes of the Badger Mountain Ski Hill from inside the lodge.

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Snowmobiling Chelan County Lake Wenatchee

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ABOVE: Lisa Schmidt, Waterville, runs her snowmobile over open fields near the Badger Mountain ski area just southeast of town.

BELOW: Garrett Doebler, Ellensburg, flies down the race course on his snowmobile during the 16th annual Wally Peterson Memorial Snowmobile Drag Race in Manson.

Miles of trails run between Fish Lake and the Entiat Valley. Sugarloaf Peak Lookout on the eastern ridge of the Entiat Mountains has long been a popular destination.

Lake Chelan

Consider Antilon Lake and Echo Ridge Sno-Parks and head to the Methow Valley. Or check out the 25-Mile Creek Sno-Park where you can head over Shady Pass to the Entiat Valley.

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Claire Oatey and husband Cameron Deamer-Phillips walk their dog Lola on the Horse Lake Reserve trail overlooking the Wenatchee Valley.

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hether you like hiking, jogging, biking or horseback riding, the Wenatchee Foothills have you covered.

Located on the western edge of the valley, the trails are just a short drive away and offer great views of the city and Columbia River. Some close from December until early April to protect winter habitat for deer.

Horse Lake Reserve

Sage Hills

Start your hike high in the foothills on the Horse Lake Trailhead. If picnicking or sightseeing is more your thing, it's good for those, too. From Wenatchee Avenue, head uphill on Horse Lake Road. After the residential area, follow the winding dirt road for 3 miles to the trailhead.

Take Fifth Street west across Western Avenue, and follow the road as it becomes No. 1 Canyon Road.

Parking will be on the right after about a third of a mile. Walk up Sage Hills Drive to get to the trail; don't park at the access point. The Lester Trailhead is at the end of the road.

Maiden Lane trail access

Day Drive trailhead

Heading north on Western Avenue, turn left onto Maiden Lane. Follow the road as it winds through the neighborhood. At the end of the pavement, walk up the dirt road to the trailhead. Parking is undeveloped on a residential street, so be respectful of the neighbors.

Take Fifth Street west across Western Avenue. Turn right onto Surry Avenue and then left onto Lester Road, which intersects with Day Road. Follow Day Road and then turn left onto Day Drive. The trailhead is on the left, and the parking area is small. If full, use the Sage Hills parking area.

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Keith and Carla Truscott enjoy a hike along the Foothills Trail system.

From Western Avenue, turn toward the hills on Castlerock Avenue. At the end of the road is a small parking area. There's also a picnic shelter and restrooms.

Saddle Rock

Jacobson Preserve Follow Western Avenue until it becomes No. 2 Canyon Road, and take the first left onto Skyline Drive.

The road takes a sharp left turn after about 500 feet, and Jacobson Preserve sits above that curve. Park in the designated spots along the fence on the north side of the WRAC parking lot.

Saddle Rock is closed from the trailhead to the top until the end of November as crews remove mining waste rock piles. Hikers will still be able to access it on the Jacobson Preserve side, and the Dry Gulch trail will also be open. Head north on Miller Street and turn right onto Circle Street. At the end of the road are a large parking lot, picnic areas and restrooms.

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A crowd watches as the Sterling Intermediate School choir sings carols at the annual Wings N' Wishes Christmas celebration.

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pposite the Columbia River from Wenatchee, East Wenatchee is the area's shopping hub with an indoor mall. It also offers restaurants, golf, outdoor recreation and scenic views.

East Wenatchee is defined by the Columbia River, its gently rolling hills interspersed with wide, flat spaces (perfect for neighborhoods and orchards) and availability of plentiful water and cheap power (perfect for huge data centers). The area's largest gateway to the outside world, Pangborn Memorial Airport, is also located just east of the city limits.

Visitors can take advantage of daily flights to Seattle and connect with the world beyond.

The Wenatchee World Visitors Guide | 2020-21 Track down aviation history. The first nonstop flight across the Pacific Ocean took place in 1931 and ended in a crash landing near East Wenatchee. A replica of the Bellanca Skyrocket — the Miss Veedol — still flies over the Wenatchee Valley during the community celebrations. A non-flying replica is on display in Misawa, Japan. Misawa and the Wenatchee Valley are sister cities.

Hit the links. Golfers have a choice between Wenatchee Golf & Country Club and Highlander Golf Course with many more courses near the Wenatchee Valley.

Pick up that split. Wenatchee Valley's only bowling alley — Eastmont Lanes — is located at 704 Grant Road.

Ride the Loop. Hop on the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail at the foot of Ninth, 15th, 19th, 27th or 32nd streets. The eastside stretch of the 10-mile loop trail offers such gems as Jude's Oasis, Porter's Pond and Coyote Dunes. All great spots for viewing birds, beavers and (in season) migrating salmon.

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Finding the right pumpkin for Halloween really isn’t supposed to be a hair raising experience but that doesn’t keep Ashley Vassar, Coulee City, from playing with her daughter’s hair while wandering through Annie’s Fun Farm in East Wenatchee.

Ride some more. The 5-mile Loop Trail extension runs north from the Odabashian Bridge to Lincoln Rock State Park. The route rolls through orchards with great views just on the other side of the Columbia River.

Find your thrill. If the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail has a thrill spot — a point where hikers and bikers say, "Whoa, mama, this is cool!"

— it's gotta be the 1,000-foot-long Pipeline Pedestrian Bridge, the first vehicle bridge across the Columbia River.

Archaeology: Can you dig it? Clovis stone and bone tools were discovered near East Wenatchee and are more than 11,000 years old. Ice Age floods shaped much of what you see in the valley, with some of the ancient deluges rising to 1,100 feet. And there were a lot of floods. Maybe 90 or so.

Feel the power. Publicly owned dams on the Columbia River provide the cheapest power in the United States, about a third of Seattle's rates and a fifth of California's. The Douglas County PUD, headquartered in East Wenatchee, runs Wells Dam, located on the Columbia River just a few miles south of Pateros.

Find your calm. The Bridge of Friendship Japanese Garden in East Wenatchee is so creatively designed — shade, breezes, flowing water — that visitors can find cool relief even on the hottest summer evenings.

This pocket park is tucked only a dozen steps from the busy intersection of Ninth Street NE and Eastmont Avenue.

Hit the rocky road. Squint your eyes to imagine the area's geologic wonders of 18,000 years ago by taking the Ice Age Flood Loop driving tour, a day-long, 164-mile jaunt through some of the region's most dramatic cliffs, canyons, ravines and boulder stacks. Pick up a driving map at area Chambers of Commerce offices or visitor centers at Dry Falls and Grand Coulee Dam.

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A bald eagle flies over its nest, occupied by other eagles in black cottonwood trees at the Horan Natural Area in Wenatchee.

Wildlife North Central Washington is loaded with chances to see wildlife. Pick just about any waterfront park, natural area, state park, trail or back road and you’re guaranteed to see some critter.

There are eagles along the Columbia River and its tributaries, bighorn sheep along Highway 97A north of Wenatchee, and deer pretty much everywhere.

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Eagles and hawks can be seen up and down the Columbia River from numerous vantage points, as well as along the Wenatchee, Entiat, Methow and Okanogan rivers.

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Some Leavenworth sights walk on four legs.

The 11-mile Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail in Wenatchee has an abundance of birds and areas to view them. Walla Walla Point Park and the adjoining Horan Natural Area are good places to start.

The Beebe Springs Natural Area along Highway 97 northeast of Chelan is an easy stop off the road.

In addition to eagles, hawks, osprey, herons and American dippers, you may also see fence lizards, deer, river otters and beaver.

Leavenworth’s Enchantment Park and Blackbird Island offer 2.5 miles of waterfront trails with birding opportunities.

An area stretching between Moses Lake and Grand Coulee in Grant County is part of the Great Washington State Birding Trail (wa. audubon.org/great-washingtonstate-birding-trail) for its abundance of birds year-round. A string of man-made and natural lakes and

more than 50 separate recreation areas along the Highway 17 corridor is home to hundreds of bird species.

Check out the Cassimer Bar Wildlife Area, at the confluence of the Columbia and Okanogan rivers, just off Highway 97. Turn off Highway 97 near milepost 264.

Fish

The fish hatcheries in Leavenworth, up the Entiat Valley, at Chelan Falls and at Winthrop are also good spots to see salmon in the fall.

The Wenatchee and Icicle rivers are teeming with big salmon in the fall as they return to spawning grounds. They are easily seen from Enchantment Park and Blackbird Island in Leavenworth. From there, head west on Highway 2 into Tumwater Canyon to watch

salmon try to jump up the face of Tumwater Dam.

Big game

Drive north on Highway 97A out of Wenatchee and you don’t have to go far before you get into bighorn sheep country. They are often seen close to the highway, but most likely behind a fence installed a few years ago to keep them out of the roadway.

A drive up the Entiat Valley is scenic and will often times result in deer sightings.

Deer are everywhere in the Methow Valley in Okanogan County, but often congregate along Highway 20 just south of Winthrop and along the Loup Loup Highway south of Twisp.

Deer can also been seen along the foothills trails west of Wenatchee.

Dams

Rocky Reach Dam, seven miles north of Wenatchee on Highway 97A, is a publicly-owned dam operated by the Chelan County PUD. The Visitor Center will reopen in the spring after a months-long renovation.

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to the public but check out the waterfront’s meandering paths from downtown that will get you near the dam.

Wanapum Dam, operated by the Grant County PUD, is on the Columbia River six miles downstream of Vantage. The Visitor Center is open weekends during the fall and winter.

Grand Coulee Dam, located 58 miles northeast of Ephrata on Highway 155, is the largest hydroelectric dam in the U.S. The dam is operated by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and offers year round tours of the facility.Info: (509) 633-9265, usbr.gov/pn/grandcoulee

Wells Dam, 50 miles north of Wenatchee off Highway 97, is operated by Douglas County PUD.

Chief Joseph Dam, near Bridgeport, is the second-largest hydropower-producing dam in the United States. It puts out enough electricity to power all of Seattle.

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Lake Chelan Dam is at the base of the lake in the city of Chelan. Operated by the Chelan County PUD. The dam is not open

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Marie Stenberg, Entiat, holds her service dog Ruby at the Entiat Holiday Bazaar.

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ntiat, at the confluence of the Entiat and Columbia rivers, sits right off Highway 97A between Wenatchee and Lake Chelan.

It’s one of the towns that was relocated to higher ground when Rocky Reach Dam was built across the Columbia River in 1960.

The city has two waterfront parks — the 40-acre Entiat City Park and Kiwanis Park, and a third on the way — which make it a good place to stop, grab a bite to eat and stretch your legs. Or stay for a while. You’ll find playground equipment, camping for RVs and tents, a boat launch, and the Entiaqua Trail along the Columbia and Entiat rivers.

A side trip up the Entiat River Valley will reveal fruit orchards, the Entiat National Fish Hatchery and Silver Falls and its family-friendly trail. It’s a nice drive in the fall when the trees are turning color. The valley is one of North Central Washington’s hidden secrets.

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The Columbia Breaks Fire Interpretive Center in Entiat features a fire lookout.

The Columbia Breaks Fire Interpretive Center on the north side of Entiat is dedicated to educating the public about wildland fires. Three former fire lookouts have been moved to the 17-acre center, which includes an interpretive trail. The center also features a memorial walk honoring every firefighter who died fighting wildfire in North Central Washington Information: columbiabreakswildfire.com

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Balloons take part in the Winthrop Balloon Festival along the Methow River.

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Passengers get off a Horizon Airlines plane at Pangborn Memorial Airport.

Getting there

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Pangborn Memorial Airport near East Wenatchee has daily Alaska Airlines flights to and from Seattle.

Several major rental car companies operate at the airport. Charter flights are available to smaller airports through the region. Contact Horizon Air at alaskaair. com. For airport information, call (509) 884-2494 or go to pangbornairport.com. Rental cars are available at the airport and in Wenatchee.

Link Transit runs buses Monday through Saturdays in Wenatchee and East Wenatchee and to surrounding communities, including Leavenworth and Chelan. Call (509) 662-1155 or go to linktransit.com.

Northwestern Trailways has daily bus service to Wenatchee, Leavenworth, Stevens Pass, Quincy, George, Ellensburg and Okanogan County cities. Call 1-800366-3830 or go to northwesterntrailways.com for information.

A bus to Sea-Tac Airport is also available through Wenatchee Valley Shuttle Charters.Reservations can be made online up to two hours before shuttle departure.

People can go to wenatcheevalleyshuttle.com for more information.

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Grant Transit Authority

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Amtrak’s Empire Builder passenger train rolls through Wenatchee and Leavenworth westbound in the morning and eastbound in the evening. Go to amtrak.com.

Public bus service to several Grant County communities with weekday and weekend routes. Call (509) 765-0898 or 1-800-406-9177, or go to granttransit.org.

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Wildlife is sometimes up close in the Stehekin Valley.

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RESTAURANTS/COFFEE SMOKING POLICY In accordance with Washington State Law, all establishments are non-smoking.

Chateau Grill

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At Chateau Faire Le Pont Winery One Vineyard Way, Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-667-9463 • www.fairelepont.com

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El Porton Mexican Restaurant 340 Valley Mall Parkway East Wenatchee, WA 98802 509-886-5830

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Voted Wenatchee’s Best Hamburger and Best Drive Thru Restaurant! A great, fun and inexpensive place to take the family. Excellent burgers, Amazing Salted Caramel Milk Shakes, Garlic Fries and more. Stop by for daily specials like Tight-wad Tuesday and Whata-Burger Wednesdays.

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Old world style artisan wood-fired pizzas and fresh seasonal salads.

Join us on the patio and enjoy the view of the Columbia River and try our popular seasonal buckboard bacon pizza (try the apple pizza with a slight drizzle of honey over the top!) Also offering a full bar with an outstanding selection of Italian and local wines, fresh brews and fresh artisan crafted cocktails.

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Golden East was voted “Best Asian” Restaurant in the Wenatchee Valley numerous times. Check out their menu in the phone books! Great value lunch specials served daily until 3:00 pm! Also available are dinner specials, 7-course family meals (min. 2), hot & spicy (e.g. Mongolian Beef) and vegetarian dishes! Beer & Wine! Save time! Call ahead for orders-to-go! www.goldeneastwenatchee.com

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Golden East 230 Grant Road-Suite C2 East Wenatchee, WA 98802 509-884-1510

Highlander Grill

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We are a public course, which means we are open to the public to golf or to just be our guest in the grill! Stop in and have our friendly staff make you one of Highlander’s one of a kind cocktails Take advantage of not only the most gorgeous views of our valley, but HAPPY HOUR as well!

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3 N. Worthen St. Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-888-4423 • IceAtPybus.com

Lemolo Cafe & Deli 114 N. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-664-6576

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219 9th St. Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-888-1933 • tumwaterbakery.com

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Specializing in house made soups, salads, sandwiches, pizza, calzones, desserts & more! Everything is made here, from the bread to the hot sauces on the tables, to our house cured & smoked bacon. With a fun & vibrant dining room and huge 100+ item menu, everybody will find something they love at Lemolo Cafe & Deli!

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636 Front Street Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-888-4959 • www.viscontisgroup.com

Tumwater Bakery

Open Daily at 11 AM Authentic Mexican Dishes, Great Tasting Vegetarian and All American Dishes. Everything is prepared daily with fresh and healthy ingredients. Beer, Wine and Spirits. Dine In or Take Out. www.myElPorton.com

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Fire at Pybus Market

The Country Inn Family Restaurant established in 1975, family owned and operated with a simple philosophy, serve Home Cooked style meals in a Warm Family atmosphere. We make our own from Scratch Biscuit gravy, variety of Great Comfort foods to hand cut steaks. Open 7 days a week from 5am to 10pm. Large group friendly with meals that cater to kids as well as grandma and grandpa.

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Visconti’s - Leavenworth

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Visconti’s - Wenatchee 1737 N. Wenatchee Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-662-5013 • Viscontis.com

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The Windmill 1501 N. Wenatchee Avenue Wenatchee, WA 98801 • 509-665-9529 www.TheWindmillRestaurant.com

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Established in 1931 The Windmill has been known for having the Best Steaks in the West. We are returning to those days, by serving the best “Certified Angus Beef” available. We offer a fine line of Northwest wines, top shelf spirits and a verity of beers. Open 7 days a week. Closed some holidays, call ahead. Reservations welcome.

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FRUIT STANDS

Hilltop Harvest Barn 10086 Road U 7 NW Quincy, WA 98848 509-787-2276

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Welcome to Hilltop Harvest Barn! We are a family owned and operated fruit stand, specializing in our own apples, peaches and cherries. Located across from the Quincy rest area on highway 28, stop in for a refreshing beverage, snack or delicious ice cream cone. Enjoy shopping gifts and novelties, with an emphasis on ‘local’. See you soon!

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HISTORIC WATERVILLE Be Refreshed at the Waterville City

Swimming Pool Open June-August

• Swimming Lessons • Women’s Exercise Class • Toddler Time

Espresso Frappes Milkshakes Breakfast Items Sandwiches Smoothies Energy Drinks

Heated Pool with Diving Board. Call for swim times.

745-8871

Meat, Produce, Snacks and More Amanda Viebrock, Owner (509) 745-8425

(509) 745-8406

Located on Hwy 2 in Waterville

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Consignment Boutique & Gifts NEW-VINTAGE-ANTIQUE-REPURPOSED NOW over 1100 bolts of FABRIC!

100 WEST LOCUST • P.O. BOX 420 WATERVILLE, WA 98858

(509) 669-1966 You never know what you’ll find in the attic!

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WATERVILLE H I ST O R I C (509) 745-8695 est. 1903

• Unique & Authentic • Great Rates!

• Nat’l Historic Register • Wi-Fi Listed in Northwest Best Places 102 E. Park St. • www.watervillehotel.com

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aterville is a great jumping-off point for exploring the sweeping, wheat-covered Waterville Plateau and accessing the rest of North Central Washington.

It’s mid-way between Seattle and Spokane on Highway 2, a scenic east-west alternative to

the grind of Interstate 90.

Once in town, be sure to check out the historic Douglas County Courthouse. If you’re a photographer, you’ll love the old barns and farmhouses in the surrounding, rolling wheat fields.

There are also downtown storefronts

that reflect the town’s 1889 founding.

And at 2,622 feet above sea level, Waterville tops all other municipalities in the state as the incorporated town that’s perched the highest. Information: watervillewashington.org If you’re a skier, check out the Badger Mountain

Ski Area just south of town. It’s a family friendly place with family friendly ski tickets.

Waterville is also on the Ice Age Floods geological trail and you can take a short drive north of this wheat town to see “erratics,” housesized boulders dropped by an Ice Age ice sheet.

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Beginning skiers use a rope tow at the Badger Mountain Ski Hill, with Waterville in the background.

World photos/Don Seabrook

Gloves and a hat dry at the Badger Mountain Ski Hill Lodge.

Look for an amazing collection of the erratics on the eye-popping drive through McNeil Canyon Road toward Chelan.

Drive east on Highway 2 to tiny Douglas and lovely, gleaming St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Head east to Dry Falls State Park and its dramatic overlook and smart visitors center.

Turn right and head south on Highway 17 and take in the beautiful, dramatic drive on the edge of the Chain Lakes, south to Soap Lake. Turn left and head north about 30 miles to Grand Coulee Dam. A real ‘wow’ attraction Dry Falls gushes superlatives. The longest, the tallest, the fastest and now

— about 15,000 years after its last dribble — the driest.

The 400-foot-high, 3.5-milelong basalt precipice just south of Coulee City is the former lip of what’s touted as the world’s biggest known waterfall. (Ten times the size of wimpy Niagara.)

When glacial dams crumbled to release massive Ice Age floods

through the Columbia Basin, deep rivers of water coursed 65 mph over Dry Falls’ scalloped edge and raced south to carve the Channeled Scablands.

Today’s visitors can inch to the end of a short but thrilling overlook and visit the interpretive center to learn about cataclysmic flooding and oozing magma.

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Cashmere

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ashmere is an often-overlooked gem tucked between Wenatchee and Leavenworth. The charming town is at its peak during the fall, as the leaves begin to change and its river slows to a sleepy trickle.

Cottage Avenue is Cashmere’s “Main Street” and in October you’ll find scarecrows in front shops and eateries, including Brian’s Bulldog Pizza and Bowling, which features a four-lane bowling alley.

There are also several options along Highway 2/97 for antique collectors.

If you’re hungry for pulled pork or ribs, check out Country Boys BBQ. Local favorite Rusty’s is known for its burgers and shakes and has a park-like picnic area behind the drive-thru.

One street over from the main drag is Mission Avenue and the candy-maker Aplets and Cotlets. Do the popular candy-making tour, try a free sample or two.

For treats of another type, just down Mission Avenue is the Five O’Clock Somewhere Distillery

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603 Cotlets Way • Cashmere, WA • 782-1519

15,000 sq. ft. • Over 100 Vendors Open Daily 9 am to 6 pm

www.antiquemallatcashmere.com

World photo/Don Seabrook

A snow plow takes care of new snow on Paton Street in Cashmere.

• Great selection of locally crafted beer, wine, & small batch spirits • Friendly, knowledgeable staff • Conveniently located between Cashmere and Leavenworth 5740 Vale Rd, Cashmere, WA 98815

509-782-3496 OPEN DAILY

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World photo/Don Seabrook

Apple Annie

Antiques

Largest Antique Gallery in the Northwest

Taking Consignments • Open 9-6, 7 Days a week

509-782-4004

www.AppleAnnieAntiques.com 100 Apple Annie Ave., Cashmere, WA

Rachelle McEwen, Issaquah, left, and Ryan Long, Cashmere, fly over the mountains north of Cashmere on their paragliders as they approach Cashmere’s Riverside Park.

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ARTISAN PIZZA CRAFT BEER OUTDOOR PATIO

(509) 888-8809 | 911 COMMERCIAL ST | LEAVENWORTH

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Leavenworth

See you in 2021!

Leavenworth River Rafting - Discounts Available The Good Guides in the White Rafts www.orionexp.com • 509-548-1401

The Bubblery

220 9th St. Leavenworth, WA 98826 • 509-548-4591 www.thebubblery.com

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ucked away between the peaks of the Central Cascade mountains is a tiny Bavarian town transplanted there in the 1960s. The town features all kinds of German cuisine and culture including Bratwurst, beer halls and a nutcracker museum. A New York Times article described the town as, “like living in a snow globe.”

Winter is the best time for the town to shine. The village is decorated with close to 500,000 Christmas lights and they stay up from Thanksgiving to Valentine’s Day weekend.

World photo/Don Seabrook

Every year thousands of lights are hung on downtown Leavenworth for holidays.

Wine is Community, Water is Life!

Our award winning wines have helped us contribute over $588,375 towards clean water efforts, access and sanitation worldwide.

We appreciate your continued support through 2020!

Please share our cause with friends and family throughout the US by sharing this free online shipping offer: Add 1 bottle of our award winning 2015 Red Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon to your online shopping cart and your entire order will ship for free (up to 12 bottles). Visit us at www.waterfromwine.org.

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Leavenworth’s Hometown Rafting Company

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509-548-6800

www.ospreyrafting.com

Espresso • Tea • Smoothies Soup • Salad • Sandwiches Pastries • Beer • Wine

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509-888-7050 weedscafe.net

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Winter transportation includes sleigh rides near Leavenworth. For more information on the rides see icicleoutfitters.com.

2 Locations 360-500-9942 leonyscellars.com • info@leonyscellars.com

• 207 Mission Ave., Cashmere Open: Fri & Sat 12 - 5pm, Sun 11am - 4pm • 1626 Railroad St., Enumclaw Open: Wed - Sun 2 - 7pm

Audacious Albariño 2019 Subversive Inspiration Pinot Gris “Orange Wine” 2018 Defiant Ways Tempranillo 2019 Scarlett Red GSM 2019 Deep Down Bliss Primitivo 2019

Leony’s Cellars is a family owned boutique winery, specializing in small batch wine varietals. Established in 2014.

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INCREDIBLE SELECTION! THREE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Shop 24 hours a day and pick-up instore WWW.THEHAPPYCROPSHOPPE.COM/MENUS

LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED

WENATCHEE Sun-Th 8am-11pm Fri & Sat 8am-11:55pm 1210 N. Wenatchee Ave., Suite J 509.888.7957

EAST WENATCHEE Sun-Th 8am-11pm Fri & Sat 8am-11:55pm 50 Rock Island Road 509.888.1597

CASHMERE Daily 8am-10pm 5736 Vale Rd. (Hwy. 2/97) 509.888.2454

Warning: Marijuana can impair concentration, coordination, and judgment. There may be health risks associated with consumption of this product. This product has intoxicating effects and may be habit forming.

Smoking is hazardous to your health. Should not be used by women that are pregnant or breast feeding. Do not operate a vehicle or machinery under the influence of this drug.

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Leavenworth: Quick trips Head east on Highway 2 toward Wenatchee and you’re in fruit stand and winery country.

Smallwood’s Harvest in Peshastin is a must-stop for cars with kids. They have a petting zoo, lots of room to run and a tasty fruit stand and gift shop. (smallwoodsharvest.com) Prey’s Fruit Barn is also nearby on Highway 2.

Head west on Highway 2 and take in the Wenatchee river as it roars.

Head North on Skill Hill Drive just a couple of miles out of Leavenworth to the Leavenworth Ski hill, home to the only ski jump on the U.S. West Coast. The ski hill offers pretty much every winter sport that involves snow: skiing, snowboarding, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, tubing and fatbacking on groomed trails. Information: skileavenworth.com.

People can also visit the Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery located off of Icicle Creek Road.

The hatchery is open every day of the year and tours are available.

Main drag

Front Street is the tourist heart of town. From Gustav’s burger restaurant (gustavsleaven worth.com) to the Festhalle civic center (leavenworthfesthalle.com), this is the thoroughfare where Leavenworth is its most Leavenworthian.

The central square is dominated by the town gazebo. There’s live music on festival weekends and a junior hill nearby good for sledding in the winter months for children. Shopfronts facing the downtown park are among the city’s oldest buildings.

Commercial Street is the last boulevard before you run into the Wenatchee River. You’ll find food and the cascade Medical Center (cascademedical.org). The street slopes west toward on over several entrances to Waterfront Park, an idyllic trail system running along the riverside.

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Wineries, Breweries & Distilleries 37 Cellars P.O. Box 520 Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-679-0668 Alta Cellars 135 Wapato Way Manson, WA 98831 509-679-5353

Ancestry Cellars 50 Wapato Way, Suite B, Manson, WA 509-741-9006 www.ancestrycellars.com At Ancestry Cellars we are all about family and the connections that we have with each other. Whether you are a seasoned wine lover or a newcomer we can’t wait to share our wines with you and help you create lifelong friendships and memorable experiences. Cheers!

Ancient Lakes Brewing Company 1004 F St SW, Quincy AncientLakesBrewing@gmail.com www.quincypublicmarket.com Ancient Lakes Brewing Company is located in the new Quincy Public Market on Highway 28. We are passionate about making beer and working hard to brew beers that look good & taste good!

Beaumont Cellars 8634 Road U NW Quincy, WA 98848 509-787-5586 www.beaumontcellars.com We feel wine is a conversation — with the grape, the land, the folks you’re spending time with. It’s best paired with an interest in new viewpoints. So, let’s talk. We promise to deliver serious wine, and easy-going company, every time.

Blewett Brewing Company 911 Commercial St Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-888-8809 www.blewettbrew.com Come join us for a delicious, hand crafted pizza, and enjoy one of our ever-changing variety of small batch brews, right here in the heart of Leavenworth.

Benson Vineyards Estate Winery 754 Winesap Avenue Manson, WA 98831 509-687-0313

Badger Mountain Brewery 1 Orondo Avenue Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-888-2234 www.badgermountainbrewing.com We are Wenatchee’s largest craft brewery. Featuring 24 taps pouring our beer, guest beer, and cider. We also offer steaks, seafood, gourmet burgers, pizza, wraps and hand cut fries.

Baroness Cellars 219 8th Street Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-548-7600

Bergdorf Cellars 939 Front Street Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-548-7638 Blue Spirits Distillery 920 Front St Leavenworth, WA 98826 206-310-3945 Boudreaux Cellars 4451 Icicle Rd Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-548-5858 Bianchi Vineyards 4210 10th Street NE East Wenatchee, WA 98802 360-815-6167

Cairdeas Winery 31 Winesap Ave Manson, WA 98831 509-687-0555 www.cairdeaswinery.com Rhône-Inspired Wines Crafted in Lake Chelan | Cairdeas (we say ‘Cardis’) is an ancient Gaelic word meaning friendship, goodwill or alliance. We use Washington’s best Rhône varietals to craft some traditional and truly unique blends.

Camas Cove Cellars 911 Camas Place Moses Lake, WA 98837 509-765-9532 Cave B Estate Winery 348 Silica Rd NW Quincy, WA 98848 509-785-3500

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The Wenatchee World Visitors Guide | 2020-21 Esther Bricques Winery 42 Swanson Mill Road Oroville, WA 98844 509-476-2861

Chateau Faire Le Pont 1 Vineyard Way Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-667-9463 636 Front Street Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-888-2108 www.fairelepont.com Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Riesling, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Tempranillo, Sangiovese, Syrah, Red Blends, Malbec Chelan Estate Winery & Vineyard 755 S. Lakeshore Road Chelan, WA 98816 509-682-5454 Chelan Ridge Winery 900 Swartout Rd Manson, WA 98831 509-687-4455 Cheval Cellars 820 Kinsey Rd Manson, WA 98831 509-828-2870 Chris Daniel 2743 Hwy 283 N Quincy, WA 98848 509-398-1417 Columbia Valley Brewery 538 Riverside Drive Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-888-9993 Copper Mountain Vineyards 33384C Highway 97 Oroville, WA 98844 509-476-2762

Crayelle Cellars 15 Second St. Suite 103 Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-393-1996 www.crayellecellars.com Crayelle is the creative expression of the wine we love to drink; a subtle yet complex wine that finishes as elegantly as it starts. Wine with balance, character and longevity.

C. R. Sandidge Wines 145 Wapato Way Manson, WA 98831 509-682-3704 Doghaus Brewery 321 9th St Leavenworth, Washington (509) 393-3134

Fielding Hills Winery 565 S Lakeshore Rd Chelan, WA 98816 509-888-9463 Four Lakes Winery 4491 Wapato Lake Rd Manson, WA 98831 509-687-0726 Fox Estate Winery 24962 Hwy 243 S Mattawa, WA 99349 509-932-5818 Foxy Roxy Winery 3744 Highway 26 E Othello, WA 99344 509-989-0760 Gard Vintners 13000 Road D SW Royal City, WA 99357 509-346-2585 Ginkgo Forest Winery 22561 Rd. T.7 SW Mattawa, WA 99349 509-932-0082

Eagle Creek Winery 617-4A Front St Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-888-0299 Join us year round for a tasting in Downtown Leavenworth.

10037 Eagle Creek Rd Leavenworth, WA 98826 www.eaglecreekwinery.com From May to October, join us for an afternoon on the patio or in our treehouse overlooking the vineyard.

Errant Cellars 15 B Street SE Quincy, WA 98848 509-794-2030

Horan Estates Winery 15 Second St. Suite 101 Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-679-0554 www.horanestateswinery.com We invite you to the undiscovered gem of NCW. Enjoy tasting our premium, award winning wines in our warm and inviting tasting room, and experience the history behind Horan Estates. Open year round in Downtown Wenatchee.

Icicle Brewing 935 Front St Leavenworth, Washington (509) 548-2739 Icicle Ridge Winery 8977 North Road Peshastin, WA 98847 509-548-7019 www.icicleridgewinery.com It’s 5 Artisan Distillery 207 Mission Avenue Cashmere, WA 98815 509-679-9771

Hard Hat Winery 1 Fifth St Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-470-5682

Jones of Washington Quincy Public Market 1004 F St. SW Quincy, WA 9884 509-787-8108 2nd Tasting Room Pybus Public Market 7 Worthen St, #W-4 Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-888-0809

Hard Row to Hoe Vineyards 300 Ivan Morse Rd Manson, WA 98831 509-687-3000

Karma Vineyards & Cave 1681 South Lakeshore Rd Chelan, WA 98816 866-527-6225

Hard Row to Hoe 837 Front Street Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-888-8266

Lake Chelan Brewery 50 E. Wapato Way Manson, WA 98831 509-687-4444

Goose Ridge Winery 920 Front Street B3 Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-470-8676

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Leony’s Cellars 207 Mission Ave Cashmere, WA 98815 360-500-9942 www.leonyscellars.com Leony’s Cellars is a veteran and family owned boutique winery. With a tasting room in Cashmere and winery/tasting room in Enumclaw, we strive to bring you the best wines.

Lost River Winery 26 Highway 20 Winthrop, WA 98862 509-966-2888 Lupine Vineyards 300 Cascade View Drive Manson, WA 98831 206-915-5862 MVP Vintners 150 Wapato Way, Manson, WA 98831 509-888-8268

Malaga Springs Winery 3450 Cathedral Rock Road Malaga, WA 98828 509-679-0152 www.malagaspringswinery.com Located above Three Lakes. Take Malaga-Alcoa Hwy., right at West Malaga Rd., follow the Wine Country signs and turn left on Cathedral Rock Rd. Open: Saturday & Sunday • Noon to 5pm

Martin-Scott Winery 3400 10th Street SE East Wenatchee, WA 98802 509-668-8355 www.martinscottwinery.com Located on a bluff overlooking the Columbia River with views of the Cascade Mountains. Come relax on the patio and enjoy our award winning wines! Open Contact us for our Tasting Room Hours.

Mellisoni Vineyards 3155 Alt. 97 Chelan, WA 98816 509-293-1891 Milepost 111 Brewing Company 407 Aplets Way Cashmere, WA 98815 509-888-0222 Napeequa Vintners 300 S. Quetilquasoon Road Manson, WA 98831 509-763-1600 217 9th Street, Suite D Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-763-1600 Nefarious Cellars 495 Sourth Lakeshore Rd Chelan, WA 98816 509-682-9505 Neppel Cellars 1751 Rd E NE Moses Lake, WA 98837 509-765-4404 One Brewing 4848 Green Ave Ste B Manson, WA 98831 509-860-8242 One Wines, Inc. 526 E Woodin Ave Chelan, WA 98816 509-682-2646

Plain Cellars 18749 Alpine Acres Road Plain, WA 98826 509-548-5412 703 Hwy 2 Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-548-5412 Radiance Winery & Tasting Rooms 546 Klate Rd Manson, WA 98831 509-687-4142 Downtown Manson 67 Wapato Way Manson, WA 98831 509-687-4142 Ribbon Cliff Winery 64 Van Winkle Rd. Suite #8 Orondo, WA 98843 Rio Vista Winery at the River 24415 Hwy 97 Chelan,WA 98816 509-682-9713 Rio Vista Winery at the Cabin 224 E. Wapato Way Manson, WA 98831 509-687-1189 Rockwall Cellars 110 Nichols Rd Omak, WA 98841 509-826-0201

Rocky Pond Winery 212 E Woodin Ave Chelan, WA 98816 509-210-3330 www.rockypondwinery.com Come taste our award-winning, estate-grown wines, and discover for yourself the magic of Chelan.

Visit our website www.rockypondwinery.com or download our APP for hours and events.

Rootwood Cider Co. 45 Manson Way Manson, WA 98831 509-888-7215 Ryan Patrick Wines 707 Highway 2, Unit D Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-888-2236 Saddle Rock Pub & Brewery 25 N. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-888-4790 Sigillo Cellars 2037 W. Woodin Ave. Chelan, WA 98816 509-888-5713 Silvara Vineyards 77 Stage Road Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-548-1000 Siren Song 635 S Lakeshore Rd Chelan, WA 98816 509-888-4657 Skagit Cellars 145 Wapato Way Manson, WA 98831 Slide Ridge Estates 1685 Washington St Manson, WA 98831 360-220-7955 Snowdrift Cider Co. 277 S. Ward Avenue East Wenatchee, WA 98802 509-630-3507 Snowgrass Winery 6701 Entiat River Rd Entiat, WA 98822 509-784-5101 Spencer Farm Fruit Wines 2345 McEldowney Rd Malaga, WA 98828 509-888-2076

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Stormy Mountain Brewery 133 E. Woodin Avenue Chelan, WA 98816 509-888-5665

Steelhead Cider Open 12-8 Sun-Thurs. • 12-12 Fri-Sat. 114 E. Woodin Ave Chelan, WA 98816 509- 670-2354 www.steelheadcider.com Our tasting room is conveniently located downtown Chelan. We have 17 taps serving flights of our own ciders, guest ciders, beer, wine and paninis. Enjoy live music on the back patio every summer Friday at 6pm, and in-house Saturday at 9pm.

Stemilt Creek Winery 110 N. Wenatchee Ave Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-665-3485 www.stemiltcreek.com Open 7 days a week We are a family owned estate winery, specializing in medium to full-bodied red wines. We routinely garner many awards with consistent high praise. Our tasting room is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Wenatchee.

Stillwater Creek Vineyards 8791 Road G.5 SW Royal City, WA 99357 509-380-3173

Succession Wines 78 Swartout Road Manson, WA 98831 509-888-7611 Swakane Winery 725 Front St (Tasting Room) Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-888-7225 The Cider House 3519 Hwy 150 Chelan, WA 98816 509-687-9463 Tildio Winery 70 E Wapato Lake Rd Manson, WA 98831 509-687-8463

Tsillan Cellars Winery 3875 Hwy 97A Chelan, WA 98816 509-682-9463 www.tsillancellars.com Tsillan Cellars is an all estate winery located on the South Shore of beautiful Lake Chelan. Experience award winning wines, spectacular views, world class dining, and a taste of the vineyard lifestyle. Tasting room and restaurant open daily.

Tunnel Hill Winery 37 Hwy 97A Chelan, WA 98816 509-682-3243 Ventimiglia Cellars 70 Wapato Way Manson, WA 98831 425-466-2788 Veranda Beach Cellars 299 Eastlake Rd Oroville, WA 98844 509-476-4000

Tipsy Canyon Winery 270 Upper Joe Creek Rd Manson, WA 98831 509-279-5540 www.tipsycanyon.com Open daily 11:00-5:30 Relax, take in the views and enjoy the wine at our family run winery set in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains.

Villa Monaco Winery 703 Front Street Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-548-7216 Vin du Lac 105 Hwy 150 Chelan, WA 98816 509-682-2882 Wapato Point Cellars 200 Quetilquasoon Rd Manson, WA 98831 509-687-4000 Warm Springs Inn & Winery /Brender Canyon Vineyard 1611 Love Lane Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-662-5683

Water From Wine Located @ The Wine Cellar 217 9th Street, Ste E Leavenworth, WA 98826 leavenworthtastingroom@waterfromwine.org www.waterfromwine.org Water From Wine is a non-profit winery, proceeds from our wine sales go to clean water efforts around the world.

Wine is Community, Water is Life!

Wedge Mountain Winery 9534 Saunders Rd Peshastin, WA 98847 509-548-7068 Wenatchee Valley Brewery Company 108 E Island View St Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-881-4529 White Heron Cellars 23832 Fine Wine Road N.W. Quincy, WA 98848 509-797-9463 Winchester Estate Winery 7907 Road 11.5 NW Ephrata, WA 98823 509-717-3040 WineGirl Wines 222 East Wapato Way Manson, WA 98831 509-293-9679 217 8th Street Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-393-4125

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Bare trees create a white contrast to evergreen trees in the sunlight near Plain.

Lake Wenatchee Beautiful, serene, breathtaking — these are some words that can be used to describe Lake Wenatchee.

Situated in the heart of Lake Wenatchee State Park, the glacial lake is surrounded by dense forest and rugged mountains. It is a paradise year-round, but in the winter it turns into a wonderland.

Lake Wenatchee covers 2,445 acres and offers trails for hikers, bikers and horses in the summer. In the winter, the lake is a perfect spot for snowshoeing and cross country skiing.

Weather depending, the lake also can allow ice fishing and ice skating during the winter months.

To find Lake Wenatchee, take a detour off Highway 2 at Coles Corner, between Stevens Pass and Tumwater Canyon.

A mile north of Lake Wenatchee is Fish Lake, which offers year-round fishing opportunities. On the way is the entrance to the Sno-Park that features groomed snowmobile trails that wind through the

forest to Entiat. Follow the Chiwawa Loop Road a few miles further to the community of Plain.

Along the way, you’ll see Mountain Springs Lodge that features snowmobile tours and sleigh rides.

In Plain, you’ll find a restaurant, grocery store, hardware store and access to all sorts of information about things to do in the area.

Watch for the Plain Eiffel Tower, a scaled down replica of the real deal, and a Statue of Liberty, made by local craftsmen.

The Plain Nordic Ski Trail, across the street from the hardware store, is groomed for both classic and skate skiing. Plain Hardware rents skis and snowshoes and sleds and has a collection of maps to help direct visitors to outdoor recreation opportunities.

From Plain, you can complete the loop back to Lake Wenatchee on Beaver Valley Road, or head toward Leavenworth, via Beaver Hill and the windy Chumstick Highway.

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Ski instructor Lyndsay Mynatt gives a lesson on the Meadow Loop trail in Plain. The Plain Hardware store arranges the lessons.

Railroad history Stevens Pass is named for John F. Stevens. He was the Great Northern Railway engineer who punched the railroad through the pass. He also played an important role in the Panama Canal.

Check out the Iron Goat Trail at the Cascade crest on Highway 2. The signs for the trailhead start by the red caboose with the Great Northern mountain goat logo on the side.

• Family Owned and Operated • Award Winning Wines • Panoramic Valley View • Catered Events • Small Weddings

Contact us for Tasting Room Hours 509-668-8355 • martinscottwinery.com 3400 10th St. SE, East Wenatchee

Riesling Pinot Grigio Graciano Raven Ridge Red Malbec Cabernet Sauvignon Sauvignon Blanc Coles Collage Rosé Sparkling Rosé Sangiovese Cabernet Franc Montepulciano Counoise

Tasting Room Hours: Saturday & Sunday ~ Noon to 5pm Located above Three Lakes. Take Malaga-Alcoa Hwy., right at West Malaga Rd., follow the Wine Country signs and turn left on Cathedral Rock Rd. 3450 Cathedral Rock Road, Malaga WA • (509) 679-0152 MalagaSpringsWinery.com

Malaga Springs Winery (Visitor’s Guide) Full Color Kathy—pdf to rep - np 1010.00087456.2x2.12.Visitor’s Guide

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hese wines won double gold and gold awards at the 2019 Wenatchee Wine & Food Festival wine competition.

The best of show and best overall white wine was Cave B Estate Winery 2018 Cave B Vineyards Chenin Blanc, Ancient Lakes of Columbia Valley The best overall red was Sigillo Cellars 2017 GSM, Columbia Valley The best overall rose was Jones of Washington 2018 Rosé of Syrah, Ancient Lakes of Columbia

Albariño — Double Gold

Crayelle Wine Cellars 2018 Albariño, Ancient Lakes

Barbera — Gold

Eagle Creek Winery 2017 Barbera, Columbia Valley

World photo/Mike Bonnicksen

Shaina Cordova, at left, joins Claire McCann and Kylie Thomas in a toast while drinking some wine while on the patio at Benson Vineyards Estate Winery, overlooking the vineyard and Lake Chelan.

Cabernet Franc — Gold

Malaga Springs Winery 2016 Cabernet Franc, Washington — Best of class Basel Cellars 2014 Cabernet Franc, Columbia Valley

Cabernet Sauvignon — Double Gold

Ancestry Cellars 2015 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Mountain — Best of class Stemilt Creek Winery 2016 Ascent Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley, Gold Villa Monaco 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon, Walla Walla Chateau Faire Le Pont Winery 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Mountain Chris Daniel Winery 2015 Ten 23 Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley Milbrandt Vineyards 2016 Northridge Vineyard Single Vineyard Series Cabernet Sauvignon, Wahluke Slope

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Judges taste dozens of wines for the annual Wenatchee Wine & Food Festival.

Carménère — Gold

Chateau Faire Le Pont Winery 2015 Carménère, Yakima Valley

Chardonnay — Double Gold

Winery & Tasting Room

Jones of Washington 2017 Reserve Chardonnay, Columbia Valley — Best of class Ancestry Cellars 2016 Reunion Chardonnay, Lake Chelan Gold Ryan Patrick Wines 2017 Naked Chardonnay, Columbia Valley

Gewürztraminer — Gold

Icicle Ridge Winery 2017 The Blondes Gewürztraminer, Washington

Malbec — Double Gold

Plain Cellars 2016 Malbec, Yakima Valley — Best of class Chateau Faire Le Pont Winery 2015 Malbec, Columbia Valley — Gold Tunnel Hill Winery 2017 Estate Malbec, Lake Chelan

Merlot — Gold

Jones of Washington 2014 Estate Vineyards Merlot, Wahluke Slope — Best of class Horan Estates Winery 2015 Mike Horan Merlot, Columbia Valley Stemilt Creek Winery 2016 Estate Caring Passion Merlot, Columbia Valley

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 110 N. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, WA 98801 509.665.3485

www.StemiltCreek.com

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Chardonnay grapes grow in a vineyard near Quincy. The Columbia Basin offers good growing conditions for wine grapes.

Muscat Canelli — Gold

Eagle Creek Winery 2018 Sunking Vineyard Muscat Canelli, Columbia Valley

Petite Sirah — Gold

Chris Daniel Winery 2015 Petite Sirah, Columbia Valley Malaga Springs Winery 2016 Petite Sirah, Columbia Valley

Pinot Gris — Gold

Benson Vineyards Estate Winery Red Blend — Double Gold Villa Monaco 2015 Ruthie’s Reserve Red, Washington — Best of class Gold Silvara Cellars 2016 Vintner’s Reserve Red, Columbia Valley — Best of class Basel Cellars 2014 Claret, Columbia Valley Succession Wines 2017 Bridge Builder’s Blend, Columbia Valley Crayelle Cellars 2017 Gabriel’s Horn, Columbia Valley Chris Daniel Winery 2015 Dakota Red, Columbia Valley Basel Cellars 2014 Inspired, Columbia Valley Benson Vineyards Estate Winery 2016 Encore, Lake Chelan Chateau Faire Le Pont Winery 2015 Provence, Columbia Valley

Riesling — Gold

Ancestry Cellars Reminiscence Riesling — Best of Class Tipsy Canyon Winery 2018 Riesling, Lake Chelan

Rosé — Gold

Chris Daniel Winery 2018 Rosé, Columbia Valley Rocky Pond Winery 2018 Clos CheValle Vineyard Rosé of Pinot Noir, Lake Chelan Milbrandt Vineyards 2018 Rosé, Columbia Valley WineGirl Wines 2018 Reserve Rosé Wine, Columbia Valley

Roussanne — Gold

Cave B Estate Winery 2018 Cave B Vineyards Roussanne, Ancient Lakes Sauvignon Blanc — Double Gold Martin-Scott Winery 2018 Sauvignon Blanc, Horse Heaven Hills — Best of class Gold Succession Wines 2018 Sauvignon Blanc, Ancient Lakes Cave B Estate Winery 2018 Cave B Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc, Ancient Lakes

Syrah — Double Gold

Tunnel Hill Winery 2017 Estate Syrah, Lake Chelan — Best of class Horan Estates Winery 2015 CWM Syrah, Columbia Valley

Gold Radiance Winery 2015 Syrah, Lake Chelan

Tempranillo — Double Gold

Rio Vista Wines 2017 Tempranillo, Columbia Valley Gold Plain Cellars 2016 Tempranillo, Columbia Valley

Viognier — Double Gold

Cave B Estate Winery 2018 Cave B Vineyards Viognier, Ancient Lakes — Best of class Gold Horan Estates Winery 2018 Viognier, Ancient Lakes Benson Vineyards Estate Winery 2018 Viognier, Lake Chelan Malaga Springs Winery 2018 Viognier, Columbia Valley Succession Wines 2018 Viognier, Columbia Valley

White Blend — Gold

Sigillo Cellars 2018 SnoValley White Wine, Columbia Valley

Zinfandel — Gold

Leony’s Cellars 2017 Animal Edge Zinfandel, Rattlesnake Hills

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Where we grow grapes in NCW N

orth Central Washington has four American Viticultural Areas (AVAs), which are officially designated wine-grape growing regions. Each has its own distinct climate, soils, elevation and other features that affect the quality and characteristics of its grapes.

Columbia Valley AVA

Established: 1984 as the state’s third appellation.

Size: 11 million acres and encompassing most of the Columbia Basin. It’s the state’s largest AVA, where 99 percent of wine grapes in the state are grown. It contains 10 sub-appellations, including three in NCW.

Production: 43,000 acres in vine, with 6,070 acres solely in Columbia Valley AVA and no other appellation; 58 percent red, 42 percent white Grapes: Most varieties are represented, including Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Syrah, Malbec and Pinot Gris.

Distinguishing features: Soils are defined by the ancient Missoula Glacial Floods of 15,000 to 18,000 years ago. Many vineyards are below the flood line in soils of loess — windblown deposits of sand and silt — which lie atop gravel, which lie atop basalt bedrock. These well-drained sediments are considered perfect for viticulture.

Wahluke Slope AVA

Established: 2006 as the state’s 8th appellation and a sub-appellation of the Columbia Valley AVA. Size: 81,000 acres.

Production: 6,645 acres cultivated; 67 percent red, 34 percent white.

Grapes: Merlot, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Riesling, Chardonnay and Chenin Blanc.

Distinguishing features: The area lies on a broad, south-facing slope with constant 8 percent grades, deep topsoil and good drainage. It has one of the driest, warmest climates in the state, allowing for nearly complete control of vine vigor and ripening through irrigation.

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Wines for judging

Lake Chelan AVA

Established: 2009 as the state’s 11th appellation and a sub-appellation of the Columbia Valley AVA. Size: 24,040 acres.

Production: 247 acres cultivated; 51 percent red, 49 percent white.

Grapes: Syrah, Merlot, Malbec, Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer and Chardonnay Distinguishing features: Climate is moderated by the thermal effect of Lake Chelan. Soils have loaded with pumice and ash from volcanic eruptions, primarily from Glacier Peak located to the west of the AVA.

Ancient Lakes AVA

Established: 2012 as the state’s 13th appellation and a sub-appellation of the Columbia Valley AVA. Size: 162,762 acres.

Production: 1,399 acres cultivated; 20 percent red, 80 percent white.

Grapes: Chardonnay, Riesling, Syrah, Pinot Noir, Bordeaux varieties.

Distinguishing features: Sixty-five different soil types in the AVA have been identified, most produced by the Missoula Glacial Floods.

The most commons soils are fine, sandy loam that contribute to wines with higher acidity levels and, with reds, a greater tannic impact.

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GRANT COUNTY WA S H I N G T O N

Just Natural Ingredients Fishing • Hunting Camping • Hiking Watchable Wildlife

Grant County Tourism Commission

P.O. Box 37, Ephrata, WA 98823 • 800.992.6234

TourGrantCounty.com

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Columbia Basin

GOLFING AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK 3 Par course OPEN to Public Great course for walking but carts are welcome Reserve Tee Time:

509-787-4156

300 Days of Sun, 365 Days of Fun!

23572 Sunserra Loop NW, Ste 4, Quincy, WA • www.sunserra.com

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The Quincy Public Market opened in October of 2019.

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rant County, situated squarely on the Columbia Basin Plateau, has a lot to offer in the way of natural beauty. Deep coulees, wide rivers, fields of wildflowers and volcanic buttes are just some of the stunning features of the county’s desert landscape. Visit Soap Lake to bask in its healing suds, The Feathers to watch rock-climbers inch their way up towering basalt cliffs, or Quincy for hunting, fishing, or hiking along the many trails.

OPEN SEASONALLY MAY–OCTOBER

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Quincy Cheap hydro power has made Quincy a computer-farm capital.

Microsoft, Yahoo, Dell, Intuit and others call Quincy home and are stacking servers next to long-time food-processors. Nearby Crescent Bar is a riverfront community on a Columbia River island. Nearby Ancient Lakes boasts dramatic natural features that include small and large lakes, desert waterfalls, sagebrush, birds and hiking trails.

This area also is good for fishing, hunting and horseback riding.

Snow can be scarce here, so winter’s often short and the recreation season long. Lakes fill with melting ice runoff and seeping irrigation water. Very primal, the timeworn trails lead hikers and horsemen back through the ages, through millennia of geologic and archaeological history, through a majestic tableau of buttes, ice-carved waterways and sun-seared skies.

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Chewelah artist David Govedare's "Grandfather Cuts Loose the Ponies" is a well-visited art installation along Interstate 90 near Vantage.

CARS UNDER THE STARS AT THE GRANT COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS We want to thank all of our sponsors:

To buy tickets and see all upcoming events please go to www.gcfairgrounds.com.

GRANT COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 17-21, 2021

See you in 2021!

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The Feathers climbing area of the Frenchman Coulee near Vantage is a climbing mecca.

The Feathers You don’t have to be a rock-climber to experience vertigo from The Feathers. Just stand at the base of this spread of six-story high basalt columns and look up.

Notice the tiny helmeted figures clinging for their lives by finger-and toe-tips. The rumor is they’re having fun.

One of the state’s most popular rock-climbing sites, The Feathers stands just west of George near the rim of Frenchman Coulee — a wide, high-walled gouge scoured clean by ancient floods. This breathtaking combination — columns thrusting skyward, basalt cliffs zig-zagging into deep canyon — has to be one of Eastern Washington’s grandest sights.

The Quincy Public Market, so much to offer in one stop!

Restaurant

Bakery

Brewery

Winery

Gift & Apparel Vintage

ELLENSBURG MUSIC FESTIVAL JULY 2021 HISTORIC DOWNTOWN ELLENSBURG, WA

Coffee Bar

Market & Deli

Floral Design

JAZZ IN THE VALLEY

Daily Vendors

Join us daily at the Quincy Public Market 1004 F Street SW Quincy, WA 98848

INFORMATION AT

JAZZINTHEVALLEY.COM

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Nicholas Atherton, at right, rides a scooter on a new boat dock as he checks out the on-island boat launch with his dad Derrick and friend Jerett Rodwell in Riverbend Park at Crescent Bar, a Grant County PUD-owned Columbia River recreation site.

Soap Lake

Ephrata

The lakeside city has been a popular tourist destination for decades because the high mineral content in the lake is said to have healing properties. The lake water is sudsy and tastes awful, but adding Soap Lake’s mineral rich water to your bath and diet will cure what ails you. And if that doesn’t work, you can wallow like one happy hog in its therapeutic (if stinky) mud — touted for centuries as a cure-all by Native Americans and today by immigrant Ukrainians who claim the tar-like stuff eases arthritis and psoriasis. These healing properties harken back to Soap Lake’s heyday as a well-known resort and health spa in the early 1900s. What’s known for sure is that this meromictic (multi-layered) soda lake contains large quantities of 23 dissolved minerals — i.e., sodium, potassium, magnesium — and, hey, you float like a cork.

Ephrata is home to the Grant County Courthouse and headquarters for the Grant County PUD, which operates two Columbia River dams: Priest Rapids and Wanapum.

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A city of about 21,000 on Interstate 90, Moses Lake is the largest city in the Columbia Basin. It serves as Grant County’s primary hub for shopping, restaurants and many cultural and outdoor activities.

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Instructor Oro Starcher works with Tanner Shumway, 7, of Chelan, as he learns to use the rope tow at Echo Valley Ski Area near Chelan.

ative Americans called it “Tsillan” — “deep water” — and it’s easy to see why. Lake Chelan has a depth of 1,500 feet, making it the third-deepest lake in North America.

Lined by orchards, vineyards, homes and wilderness, Lake Chelan stretches 50 miles from Chelan to Stehekin and North Cascades National Park. The area offers opportunities for wine tasting, eating and drinking, shopping and visiting fruit stands.

The city of Chelan is at the south end of the lake. It’s home to tiny Ruby Theatre, which opened in 1914 and is one of the state’s oldest movie spots. The city’s oldest building, St. Andrews Episcopal Church, is made of logs and has a charming, quiet courtyard.

Just off downtown, Chelan Riverwalk Park offers a 1-mile scenic loop trail and easy access to the Woodin Avenue Bridge, which crosses the Chelan River by historic Campbell’s Resort. You’ll also find the pilot house of the original Lady of the Lake, a 60-year-old, 65-foot-long wooden ferryboat salvaged in 2001.

Lake Chelan’s slopes boast orchards of world-class tree fruit. Fruit stands around the lake make enticing stops.

Head north to Manson’s Mill Bay Casino, where you’ll find slot machines, table games, concerts and dining. Keep going up the lake and discover Manson, which offers great views of surrounding mountains.

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People ride in a horse-drawn carriage during Lake Chelan Winterfest.

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People enter Lake Chelan in Manson for the Polar Bear Swim.

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Mark Elliot, Manson, comes out of the frigid Lake Chelan in January 2020 after taking part with about 50 others in the second annual Polar Bear Swim which benefits swimming lessons on Lake Chelan.

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Maya Fanton, 4, of Chelan glides down on a tube on the ice slide during the first weekend of the Lake Chelan Winterfest.

Lakeshore RV Park, Don Morse Memorial Park, & Lakeshore Marina Playground, Public Beaches, 18-hole Putting Green, Tennis, Basketball & Volleyball Courts, Skate Park, Camping.

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Stehekin

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The Lady of the Lake makes its way back to Chelan after a trip up to Stehekin, a dusting of snow topping the mountains in the distance.

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Fog settles in a valley west of Stehekin.

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A cup of coffee is a staple in the dining room of the Stehekin Valley Ranch.

tehekin is 55 miles west of Chelan, and the only highway between the two is the lake.

The Lady of the Lake makes several trips a week in the fall and winter. Reserve your seat at ladyofthelake.com.

Get off the ferry and take a bus tour up the valley. Special tours can be arranged through October and November. Check with the National Park Service for more information.

And if you’re hungry, the famous Stehekin Pastry Co. offers savory and sweet treats for breakfast and lunch.

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Snow closes the North Cascades Highway each winter between Mazama and Newhalem and state Department of Transportation workers dig it out each spring.

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t may be the largest county in the state of Washington (5,268 square miles), but at just eight people per square mile, Okanogan isn’t known for being very populous. What Okanogan County lacks in permanent residents, however, it makes up for in wide-open land. With its quaint towns and breathtaking landscapes, the county is the perfect place to explore. Whether you are a history buff, golf enthusiast, fishman, shopaholic, or skier, Okanogan County has something for you.

Omak

Omak is the shopping heart of the Okanogan Valley, with big-box stores and restaurants along Highway 97. It’s a good jumping-off point for adventures around Okanogan County. In town, check out the Omak Performing Arts Center’s productions. Also check out the 12 Tribes Casino, the newest and biggest casino in North Central Washington, on Highway 97.

Omak’s 12 Tribes Resort & Casino in Omak is the biggest casino in North Central Washington, joining other casinos in Manson on Lake Chelan, and Coulee Dam. The Omak casino — just off Highway 97 between Omak and Okanogan — has 500 electronic slot machines, blackjack, roulette wheels, craps tables and poker games.

Its 80-room, four-story hotel overlooks the Okanogan Valley and includes a spa offering everything from manicures to massages. There’s a 40-foot by 20-foot indoor pool, indoor and outdoor hot tubs, two restaurants and a night club with live music.

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Sitzmark Ski Area has 80 acres of terrain for all skill levels and offers a double chair lift, rope tow, bunny hill and terrain park. Information: gositzmark.org. Check out snowmobiling (parks. wa.gov) or try your luck ice-fishing on Palmer Lake, or Lake Osoyoos or try the Okanogan and Columbia rivers.

Brewster and Pateros

These twin cities on the Columbia River are a fishing mecca. Steelheaders flock to Pateros to fish at the mouth of the Methow River, and to Brewster for the salmon returns. Nearby Gamble Sands Golf Course — is one of the best new courses in the nation, according to Golf Digest magazine.

Okanogan boasts an iconic county courthouse and billboards all over town featuring photographs

by Japanese immigrant Frank Matsura of turn-of-the-century pioneers and American Indians. The Okanogan County Historical Museum has hundreds more early photos, along with a building full of historical displays.

Chief Joseph, the famous Nez Perce leader who led his people from their home in Oregon to the Colville Indian Reservation more than 100 years ago, is buried in Nespelem, to the east in Okanogan County, where a statue of the chief was erected at a rest area. The Nez Perce are one of 12 bands that make up the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. Chief Joseph Dam near Bridgeport was named after him, and the new Chief Joseph Hatchery is just below the dam.

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A wildlife tracking class in the snow near Winthrop.

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he twists and turns of the North Cascades Highway are beautiful in the fall — perfect for an autumnal drive. Take in the stunning rocky peaks of the North Cascades as you wind your way through the quirky towns of Winthrop, Twisp and Mazama.

Though the highway itself is closed in the winter due to heavy snows (it reopens in April or May), intrepid visitors can enjoy the largest groomed ski and snowshoe trail system in the United States, offering over 120 miles to explore.

Mazama Mazama, Washington sits at the base of the North Cascades Highway. The highway system is closed during winter months, but drivers can still enjoy the beautiful towering peaks of the cascade mountains in the fall.

Drivers can pull off at the Washington Pass Overlook and take a short trail to the top of a fenced-in cliff for a stunning view of Liberty Bell Mountain. People can also take a look at Highway 20’s twisting form and view Snagtooth Ridge across the valley.

Mazama is known for its outdoor experiences including nordic skiing, snowshoeing and yurt skiing opportunities. It is an access point for the Methow

Trails system, which covers over 120 miles of trail.

People can also attend adventure film showings at the Mazama Community Center.

Mazama is also the location of the Methow Valley Ski School and Rentals. People can get cross country ski lessons and rent gear at this location at 42 Lost River Road, Mazama, WA.

Winthrop Winthrop, Washington is known for its rustic cowboy aesthetic that it has been sporting since 1971. It features store fronts in 1800s style with saloons, breweries and the Duck Brand Hotel.

It is also the home to the Methow Trails headquarters.

The nonprofit organization that manages the 120-mile trail system. In winter months the ski trails cost $25 a day for skiing, $5 a day for snowshoeing, $10 a day for fat bikes and additional prices, as well as discounts available online at methowtrails.org.

People can also get passes and information about the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest at the ranger district office at 24 W. Chewuch Road, Winthrop.

The Methow Art Alliance, a 36-year-old organization, also puts on performances and art exhibits at the Winthrop Barn.

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The Winthrop Ice Rink is always buzzing with skating and hockey activities.

Twisp Twisp is the valley’s business district and the center of the valley’s arts culture. Between the many outlets for artistic expression, there’s always something to see or do in Twisp. The Confluence Gallery and Art Center is the largest venue for visual arts. The Merc Playhouse puts on large-scale productions along with a reader’s theater and regular dance performances. There’s also a pub and a local music association with draw top musical performers to the valley. TwispWorks is the newest player in town, bringing to the mix some open artist’s studios and classes, a dye garden, historical listening posts and the Methow Valley Interpretive Center, which features the valley’s natural surroundings and its native people.

The Merc Playhouse Connecting curious seekers through live theater

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Advertising Index Antique Mall at Cashmere:...................... 45 Apple Annie Antique Gallery:................... 46 Auntie Blings Attique: .............................. 41 Blewett Brewing Company:...................... 47 Bob Feil Boats & Motors Inc: .................. 12 Chateau Faire Le Pont Winery: ................ 33 Chelan County PUD (Public Utility District):....9 Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority: ....3 City of Chelan Parks Department: ........... 74 City of East Wenatchee:..............................2 Columbia River Inn Inc: ........................... 68 Colville Tribal Casino: ............................... 84 Confluence Health: ................................. 13 Country Inn Restaurant: .............................2 Craft Cannabis: ....................................... 71 Eastmont Baptist Church: ....................... 18 El Porton Restaurant: .............................. 33 EZ’s Burger Deluxe:.................................. 11 Gamble Sands: ....................................... 77 Gibson’s North Fork Lodge: ..................... 77 Golden East Chinese Restaurant:............ 20 Grant County Fairgrounds:....................... 66 Grant County Tourism Commission:......... 63

There is no substitute for live performance.

We look forward to the day when we can gather once again, hug our friends, hear live music, see stunning views, and experience the Festival the way it was meant to be. `Till then, enjoy the fun of Winter. www.methowmusicfestival.org

Highlander Grill: ...................................... 29 Highway 2 Brew Espresso: ...................... 41 Hilltop Harvest Barn: ............................... 65 Horan Estate Winery: .............................. 22 House of Cannabis: ..........................78, 82 Icicle Outfitter & Guides, Inc.: ................. 52 Jazz in the Valley:..................................... 67 Lady of the Lake:..................................... 73 Lake Roosevelt Realty, LLC: ..................... 81 LaQuinta Inn & Suites: ............................ 27 Leony’s Cellars: ....................................... 50 Link Transit:.............................................. 20

Lone Pine Fruit & Espresso: .................... 73 Malaga Springs Winery: .......................... 58 Martin Scott Winery: ............................... 58 Merry Maids: ..............................................7 Methow Valley Chamber Music Festival: ..... 82 Ohme Gardens County Park: ................... 23 Old Mission Spirits: ................................. 45 Orion River Rafting:.................................. 48 Osprey Rafting Company:........................ 49 Pybus Public Market : ............................. 15 Quincy Public Market: ............................. 67 Resort Radio, LLC Sunny FM: .................. 25 Slidewaters at Lake Chelan:.................... 70 Stemilt Creek Winery:.............................. 60 Sun Village Resort: .....................................2 Sunserra at Crescent Bar: ....................... 64 The Bubblery: .......................................... 48 The Gilded Lily: ...........................................3 The Happy Crop Shoppe: ..................16, 51 The Merc Playhouse: ............................... 81 The Windmill Restaurant: ........................ 31 Tipsy Canyon Winery:..................................4 Tsillan Cellars: ......................................... 75 Tumwater Bakery & Pizza: ....................... 52 Visconti’s Italian Restaurant: ................... 83 Water from Wine: .................................... 48 Waterville Chamber of Commerce: ......... 41 Waterville City Swimming Pool: ............... 41 Waterville Family Foods:.......................... 41 Waterville Historic Hotel: ......................... 41 Weeds Café: ............................................ 49 Wenatchee AppleSox: ............................. 27 Wenatchee First Assembly of God: .......... 18 Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center: .......................................................7 Wenatchee Valley Senior Activity Center:..... 31

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