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BENSON VINEYARDS ESTATE WINERY 754 Winesap Ave • Manson, WA 98831 509-687-0313 • www.bensonvineyards.com

Tasting Room: Open every day, 11am-5pm

Benson Vineyards sits high atop a hillside overlooking the pristine waters of Lake Chelan. Located on the bountiful north shore our grapevines are planted in sandy loam soil deposited by receding Cascade Mountain glaciers thousands of years ago. These glaciers provide us with the crystal clear water we irrigate our vines with today. The hot days and cool nights allow us to produce such a variety of wines! By 2002 we had planted 23 acres of vineyard to 10 different vinifera grape varieties. In 2004 the story really began with the first harvest! The winery is 100% estate, and currently has 7 red and 4 white varieties planted.

It's not cliché, it is very true: Great wine starts in the vineyard!

BOUDREAUX CELLARS 4551 Icicle Creek Rd • Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-548-5858 • www.boudreauxcellars.com

Boudreaux Tasting Room 509-548-4848 821 Front St • Leavenworth, WA Open 7 days a week, no appointment necessary.

Due to the location of the owner's home 7.7 miles up Icicle Road, visitation is by appointment only. Visitor's patience is appreciated.

Boudreaux Cellars is located on Eightmile Creek in the heart of beautiful Icicle Canyon deep in the Cascade Mountains. In keeping with the agrarian traditions of the Taliaferro and Newsom families of Louisiana, winemaker Rob Newsom produces small lots of handcrafted ultra-premium wine with grapes sourced from the best Washington State vineyards: Bishop's, Champoux, Homestead, Pepper Bridge, Sagemoor, Seven Hills, Wallula, and Klipsun. Rob's focus is on smooth, deeply complex Cabernet Sauvignon with forays into Merlot, Syrah, Sangiovese, Chardonnay, and Semillon. Enjoy wine in honor of Boudreaux, that infamous Cajun folklore character known for his brilliant sense of humor and his pursuit of, yes sir, high adventure.

CAVE B ESTATE WINERY 348 Silica Road NW • Quincy, WA 98848 509-785-3500 • www.caveb.com

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Cave B is a premium winery situated on the spectacularly beautiful cliffs above the Columbia River near Vantage. The locations of the Cave B Estate Vineyards have been carefully chosen for their individual varietal growing attributes. Due to variations in climate, slope and soil, Cave B is able to grow a wonderfully wide array of grape varieties; currently 16 varietals are being produced. For the visitor, the Cave B experience is made complete by the combination of premier wine and one of

Washington’s most majestic natural environments. Ideally located in the center of Washington State, Estate Winery is just minutes off I-90, at Exit 143.

Cave B is a spectacular event venue. Private parties, wedding ceremonies and receptions are all welcomed.

Acreage and Production with 101 acres of vineyard, much of which has 20-year old vines, Cave B is able to select only the best fruit for its limited production wine. The grapes are hand-picked in multiple harvests for optimal ripeness.

The clusters are then hand-sorted for the best grapes for winemaking by talented winemaker Freddy Arredondo. Cave B Estate’s award-winning wines include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Semillon, and Chardonnay. The premium wines are elevated by the superlative surroundings, making any visit a special occasion.

CHATEAU FAIRE LE PONT WINERY 1 Vineyard Way Wenatchee, WA 98801 www.fairelepont.com 888-874-9463 or 509-667-9463

Chateau Faire Le Pont Winery is a boutique winery located in the beautiful Wenatchee Valley in Central Washington. Winemaker Doug Brazil is known for his innovative, award-winning blends inspired by old-world traditions. The wines have exceptional structure and complexity. The renovated 1920s Fruit Staging Warehouse is also a perfect place for weddings and events. Within are a full tasting room, an elegant restaurant, and a spacious events center

CHELAN ESTATE VINEYARDS & WINERY 755 S Lakeshore Rd • Chelan, WA 98816 Mailing Address: PO Box 128 • Freeland, WA 98249 509-682-5454 • www.chelanestatewinery.com [email protected]

Sping/Summer/Fall Open Daily 11am-6pm

A call may be made to check for hours prior to driving there. Check out their all-new website and wine club.

The winery offers estate wines of Chardonnay/Viognier, Pinot Noir, Merlot Rose, and Merlot. They supplement their fruit with grapes from Stillwater Creek Vineyard and offer additional varietals.

C.R. SANDIDGE WINES 145 Wapato Way #1 • Manson, WA 98831 www.crsandidgewines.com Main Office: 509-687-0722 Tasting Room: 509-682-3704

Tasting Room: Open Year Round Tue - Sun 12pm-6pm

Located in the Lake Chelan Valley, Washington’s newest and most exciting grape-growing and winemaking region, the winery approaches both grape-growing and winemaking

in a traditional, Old World manner.

Starting in 1985 with internationally acclaimed winemaking experience in Europe and the United States, Ray Sandidge is considered by his peers as one of the top winemakers in the Pacific Northwest. Starting in the mid-80s at Pindar Vineyards in Long Island and having two of his wine served at United States Presidential Inaugurations, he was then heavily recruited to be the winemaker for the Georg Breuer Germany Winery founded in 1880, taking his winery into the top 50 of 12,000 German wineries

EAGLE CREEK WINERY 10037 Eagle Creek Rd • Leavenworth, WA 98826 509-888-0299 • www.eaglecreekwinery.com

May - Oct Fri - Sun 11am-5pm

d'Vinery Tasting Room 509-888-0299 617-4 A Front St • Leavenworth Tues-Thurs 12pm-6pm Fri & Sat 11am-7pm, Sun-Mon 11pm-6pm

Nestled in the foothills of the Cascades, in a vineyard just a few miles outside picturesque Leavenworth, is a cottage reminiscent of old-world European charm but with all the conveniences of today. Step into Eagle Creek Cottage, where time stands still. There, the day starts with the whispers of surrounding pines and a continental breakfast and ends with a glass of fine wine made from their own grapes.

FIELDING HILLS WINERY 1401 Fielding Hills Dr • East Wenatchee, WA 98802 565 South Lakeshore Dr • Chelan, WA 98816 [email protected] 509-888-9463 • www.fieldinghills.com

Open June - Oct Daily 11am-5pm

FHW is a small winery specializing in producing handcrafted premium red wine from family-owned, estate-grown grapes. Current releases are Cabernet Sauvignon, "Tribute," Syrah, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc.

FHW is proud to have received very high ratings and compliments from Wine Enthusiast, Wine Spectator, Wine Press Northwest, and many satisfied customers.

Open to the public by appointment, or providing them an e-mail address for events and releases to be posted.

Acreage and Production Fielding Hills Winery sources grapes from estate-grown, family-owned RiverBend Vineyard near Mattawa, part of the Wahluke Slope AVA. Affiliated acreage consists of approximately 40 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, and Cabernet Franc.

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HARD ROW TO HOE 300 Ivan Morse Rd • Manson, WA 98831 509-687-3000 • www.hardrow.com

Open Sun-Thurs 12pm-5pm, Fri & Sat 11am-6pm

Tasting Room 837 Front St Ste A 509-888-8266 Thurs-Mon 12pm-6pm

Visit the small boutique winery on the north shore of Lake Chelan in picturesque Manson. The southwest-facing vineyard looks out over the lake and the peaks of the North Cascade mountains, which provide the clear, glacial water to irrigate the vines.

It is a real “working winery” handcrafting all the wine on the premises. They specialize in small batch processing, emphasizing quality over quantity. Passion for grapes and wine is their business.

HORAN ESTATES WINERY 15 Second St 101 • Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-679-0554 • www.horanestateswinery.com

Mon-Sat: Noon-7pm Sunday: Noon-5pm

Located in picturesque Wenatchee Heights, the small winery features mostly fine barrel-aged red wine since 2003. The grapes are grown on vineyards managed by the winemaker in the Columbia Valley Appellation of Washington State.

ICICLE RIDGE WINERY 8977 North Rd • Peshastin, Washington 98847 Tasting Rooms: 821 Ste-B Front St • Leavenworth 920 Suite- B2 Front Street • Leavenworth 509-548-7019 • www.icicleridgewinery.com

Tasting Rooms: Sun-Thu 12-7pm, Fri & Sat 11-9pm Winery: Sun-Fri 12-5pm, Sat 11-5pm

Nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, Icicle Creek Winery is accuratley named for it's amazing views of Icicle Ridge. Founder Louie Wagoner and winemaker Don Wood produce hand-crafted, award winning wines that will delight

you. There is a wine for everyone, whether it's the estate grown ice wines, specialty fruit wines or the well-known classic varietals. Lou and Judy Wagoner built their 5,000 square foot log home on the North Road of Peshastin in 1990. In 2000, after 30 years of lucrative pear farming the American pear prices were drastically dropping, Lou saw the opportunity and began planting grapes. In 2002 the log home doors were open to the public to taste the first of many wines bottle by the Wagoners.

JONES OF WASHINGTON WINERY 1004 F St SW • Quincy, WA 98848 Pybus Tasting Room, 7 N Worthen St www.jonesofwashington.com 509-787-8108 • 509-787-3537

Quincy Tasting Room Labor Day through Memorial Day Fri-Sun 12pm-5pm Memorial Day through Labor Day Fri-Mon 11am-6pm Pybus Tasting Room Mon-Thurs 12pm-7pm, Fri & Sat 12pm-9pm Sun 12pm-5pm

Jones of Washington is a family-owned and operated winery that is committed to small-batch artisanal wine crafted with all the love and attention that can be made by people who are closely tied to the land.

LAKE CHELAN WINERY 3519 Hwy 150 • Chelan, WA 98816 509-687-9463 • www.lakechelanwinery.com

Tasting Room Daily, Sun-Thurs 11am-8pm, Fri-Sat 11am-9pm

Located in the last privately owned apple packing shed in the valley, just 5.5 miles from Chelan on the way to Manson, Lake Chelan Winery was the pioneer of the Lake Chelan Valley wine industry.The expansive grounds feature free tastings of award-winning estate wine, a 3,000-square-foot gift shop, a working vineyard and winery tours.

Guests can relax and enjoy the winery's famous BBQ with a bottle of estate wine in the heart of the vineyard. With one of the largest wine clubs in the state, Lake Chelan Winery shows its appreciation to all of its customers by throwing the best parties and events in the valley.

LOST RIVER WINERY Tasting Room: 26 Hwy 20 • Winthrop, WA 98862 509-996-2888 • www.lostriverwinery.com

Tasting: Complimentary Tastings Summer: Daily 11am-5pm Winter: Thus-Mon 11am-5pm

Located on the banks of its namesake in Mazama, the Lost River Winery is a family-owned business producing limited bottlings of Columbia Valley wine. Featured varieties include Pinot Gris, a white blend of Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc called “Rainshadow,” Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Nebbiolo and a red blend of Cabernet Franc and Merlot called “Cedarosa.”

The quality of their wine has been repeatedly recognized, with ratings in the 90s by major publications such as “The Wine Spectator,” “The Wine Enthusiast,” and “Wine & Spirits.” Their wines have also garnered “Gold,” “Double Gold,” “Best of Variety” and “Best of Show” awards in prestigious regional and national competitions. Please see their website for a list of recent accolades.

MARTINSCOTT WINERY 3400 SE 10th St • East Wenatchee, WA 98802 509-885-5485 • www.martinscottwinery.com

Tasting Room Hours Fri - Sat 12pm-5pm, Sun 12pm-4pm

Tours Fri - Sat 12pm-5pm or by Appt Call 509-760-1403

Acreage and present production are approximately three acres of Riesling, Sryah and Gewurztraminer grapes. Other varieties are handpicked from the Wahluke Slopes along the Columbia River in prime grape-growing areas of Eastern Washington

NAPEEQUA VINTNERS 18820 Beaver Valley Rd • Plain, WA 98826 509-763-1600 • www.napeequa.com

Tasting Rooms 300 S Quetilquasoon Rd Ste 3, Manson Fri & Sat 12pm-6pm, Sun 12pm-5pm

Napeequa Vintners is nestled in the heart of the beautiful Plain Valley near Lake Wenatchee. The name originates from the majestic Napeequa Valley located just a few miles north in the central Cascade Mountains. Wine interests led owners to special-lot selections with a focus on Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Malbec, Chardonnay and Gewurztraminer.

They orchestrate the winemaking process from crush to bottling, affording them full control of quality and creativity.

Their mission is to create wine that is “ahead of the trend,” food-friendly and deeply satisfying. Wine lovers can be confident the Napeequa wine they select have been created to enhance the total food and wine experience.

NEFARIOUS CELLARS 495 S Lakeshore Rd • Chelan, WA 98816 509-682-9505 • www.nefariouscellars.com

April - May 22: Sat-Sun, 12pm-5pm May 23 - June 14: Wed-Sun, 12pm-5pm June 15 - Oct 9: Daily, 11am-5pm Oct 10 - Oct 30: Wed-Sun, 12pm-5pm June 18 - Oct 11: Open Daily, 11am-5pm

In 1998, they planted a vineyard in Pateros; a little test block to get them going and see what would really rock in the area. Then, they wanted to make Pinot. Not long after, they landed in the Willamette Valley. By vintage 2001, they had released their first label: Nonni & Zing.

When in Lake Chelan, drive through the vineyard, climb the tiny slope, and be delighted at what can be found at the top.

RIO VISTA WINES 24415 SR 97 • Chelan, WA 98816 244 E Wapato Way • Manson, WA 98831 509-682-9713 • www.riovistawines.com Open Daily: River 12pm-5pm, Cabin 1pm-6pm

Delight in uncovering the treasure that is Rio Vista, the “Winery of the River.”

It's a small, out-of-the-way, family-owned winery with estate vineyards and lovely landscaped grounds. Enjoy a tour of the riverside vineyards, the park-like country setting, a walk on the sandy beach, or a visit with the ducks and chickens, or simply sip the fantastic reds and whites on the covered deck of the tasting room while lingering in the golden glow of the Columbia River.

It is the only waterfront winery in the area and can be reached by boat, just eight miles north of the Beebe Bridge boat launch on the Columbia River. Call Lake Chelan Sea Planes to come by float plane and enjoy a "fly-in wine tasting."

Grown and bottled right on the banks of the greatest river in the west, Rio Vista offers seven superb wines.

Chardonnay, Riesling, Sunset on the River (a white blend of Gewurztraminer and Pinot Gris), Rosé, Loony Red (a blend of Cab Sauv, Merlot, Cab Franc and Syrah), Cabernet Sauvignon, Viognier, Cabernet Franc and a delightful Ice Wine.

RYAN PATRICK VINEYARDS Tasting Room: 707 Hwy 2 Unit D • Leavenworth, WA 509-888-2236 • www.ryanpatrickwines.com

Sun-Thurs 12pm-6pm, Fri & Sat 12pm-6:30pm Vineyard tours available by appointment only.

Ryan Patrick Vineyards planted vines of Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc in 1996 on the Babcock Bench above the Columbia River. The Estate now totals 58 vineyard acres in three locations, each with ideal soil for growing the traditional varietals listed above, as well as such varieties as Malbec and Barbera. Low yields in the vineyard and prime locations for heat and sunlight,

produce concentrated fruit for the winemaker to develop into premium wine. Ryan Patrick Vineyards produces a 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and a Barbera as single varietals, an Estate Chardonnay, a stainless steel tank-fermented Naked Chardonnay, a French for-summer wine, and a traditional Bordeaux-style blend called the Rock Island Red that is 50% Merlot, 39% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11% Cabernet Franc. Their first vintage was in 1999.

SNOWGRASS WINERY 6701 Entiat River Rd • Entiat, WA 98822 509-784-5101 • www.snowgrasswines.com Call for hours

Snowgrass Winery, founded in 2008 by Alan Moen and Susan Kidd, was the first premium winery to be established in the Entiat River Valley. It is located along the beautiful Entiat River, which flows eastward into the Columbia from the heart of the Glacier Peak Wilderness. The dry mountain climate, moderated by the presence of the river, is marked by warm days and cool nights, ideal for growing grapes with great varietal character.

Owner and winemaker Alan Moen has had a long history in Northwest winemaking. While working as barrel cellarmaster at Columbia Winery, he helped make the region's first single-vineyard Merlot in 1987 and the first Northwest Syrah in 1988. Moen first planted the Snowgrass vineyard in 2000 with Cabernet Franc, Lemberger, Sangiovese, and Syrah. The small farmhouse winery uses sheep to mow its organic vineyard. Goats and chickens also provide fertilizer for the grapes.

Snowgrass specializes in the production of aromatic, dry rosés, and also produces a red table wine, Roaring Creek Red, as well as Silver Falls Syrah, Menagerie Merlot, Entiatqua (a Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot blend), and End of the Road Sangiovese Nouveau. Visitors are welcomed for tours and tastings by appointment. The winery also hosts several events during the year, including "Spring Fourth!" and "Good Baa to Summer."


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TSILLAN CELLARS 3875 Hwy 97A • Chelan, WA 98816 509-682-9463 • www.tsillancellars.com Tasting Hours: Fri & Sat 12pm-8pm Sun-Thurs 12pm-6pm

Sorrento's Ristorante 509-682-5409 3875 Hwy 97A • Chelan, WA 98816 Hours: Dinner 5pm - Close Lunch Daily 12pm-3pm Brunch Sun 11am-3pm

Tsillan Cellars is the crown jewel of the youthful, vibrant and rapidly growing Lake Chelan wine tourism scene. Tsillan Cellars, an Italian country retreat recreated on the gently sloping shores of Lake Chelan, offers a destination experience unique to the entire country. The winery was designed and developed by Dr. Robert Jankelson to provide an unmatched venue to enjoy the Italian art of living enhanced by fine wine.

Three breathtaking waterfalls form an amphitheater backdrop for the performance island. State-of-the-art sound and light systems make this a perfect setting for weddings, concerts, conferences, anniversaries or other special events. Natural stone bridges, expansive natural slate terrazzos and walks, Tuscan stone columns, a 35-foot bell tower with a 650-pound cast bronze bell, landscaped rockeries and gardens overlook Lake Chelan and the Cascade Mountains to complement the carefully reproduced Tuscan winery. The winery name is taken from

a 19th century explorer who, upon hearing the native word for the lake, mapped it as “Tsillan” (meaning deep water) but pronounced “Chelan.”

Concert Series, Special Events, Weddings, Unusual Gifts and Private Parties.

Acreage and production thirty-eight acres of vineyards festoon the surrounding hills of the 135-acre estate. These are cultivated with attention to preserving and enhancing the land and a commitment to the finest viticulture techniques for producing award-winning wine.

Currently planted are Chardonnay, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Grigio, Syrah, Malbec and Sangiovese.

VIN DU LAC WINERY 105 Hwy 150 • Chelan, WA 98816 509-682-2882 • www.vindulac.com 866-455-9463 Toll-Free

Summer Tasting Room and Bistro Lunch, Wed-Sun 12pm-3pm Dinner, Wed-Sun 5pm-8pm

Tasting Room Wed-Sun 12pm-5pm Tasting Bar Wed-Sun 12pm-5pm

Vin du Lac makes small lots of premium wine across a broad range of varietals and styles. Winemaker Larry Lehmbecker's focus on meticulous care and attention to detail for each lot of wine has resulted in Vin du Lac becoming North Central Washington's most award-winning winery.

The Tasting Room and Bistro are housed in a restored 1920s Chelan country farmhouse. It is surrounded by 20 acres of flower gardens, vineyards and orchards. Lunch on the patio with a view of Lake Chelan and a glass of award-winning Vin du Lac wine! It is an experience of joie de vivre!

Acreage and Production Vin du Lac is surrounded by seven acres of vineyards and 13 acres of orchard. Production is approximately 12,000 cases per year.

WAPATO POINT CELLARS 200 S Quetilquasoon Rd • Manson, WA 98831 509-687-4000 • www.wapatopointcellars.com

Wine Tasting Daily, Starting at Noon Dinner Served Daily, Starting at 5pm

Wapato Point Cellars is located in the beautiful Lake Chelan Valley in Manson. The small, family-owned winery is dedicated to producing only the finest wine.

Visitors are invited to enjoy browsing the unique gift selection, or enjoy a bottle of estate wine with dinner at the Winemaker's Grille. Wapato Point Cellars is the perfect location for private events and banquets or a romantic dinner for two by the fireplace.

Acreage and Production: 35 acres. Pinot Grigio, Merlot, Syrah, Pinot Noir, Malbec and Riesling

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WEDGE MOUNTAIN WINERY 9534 Saunders Rd • Peshastin, WA 98847 509-548-7068 • www.wedgemountainwinery.com

Fri-Mon 10am-5pm

Guided and Self-Guided Tours Available On Request.

Wedge Mountain Winery is a small, family-owned winery located in the eastern foothills of the Cascade Mountains near Leavenworth. They specialize in Bordeaux-style varietals and blends, handcrafted using their own estate vineyards and selected quality vineyards in eastern Washington. Their wines have proudly won awards in both local and international competitions.

The vineyards are located along the beautiful Wenatchee River, and visitors are invited to visit with the owners when in the winery. But first, sample wine in the unique, underground wine cellar and tasting room, or enjoy the surrounding picnic area. During the winter months, visitors are invited into their straw bale building, where young wine in barrels completing the fermentation process can be viewed, and wine can be sipped at their "one-of-a-kind" bar.

A walk to the vineyard may begin from a point overlooking the river, then continue past the big red barn, along the pasture fences to visit the horses, then on to the vineyard for a closer look at the beautiful Wenatchee River; the tour is both peaceful and refreshing. Return to the winery by a meander through apple and pear trees.

Acreage and Production: Wedge Mountain Winery produces eight different varieties of vitis vinifera, the European wine grape. First planted in 1999 on an experimental basis, and now producing between one and three tons annually, the best two varietals have since been selected for further planting. In the spring of 2006, winemaker-owner Charlie McKee replaced two acres of apples and pear trees with an acre each of Riesling and Lemberger in what is now known as “Stony Hill Vineyard.” Winemaker Charlie also sources grapes from top quality vineyards in eastern Washington to supplement his own production.

In the fall of 2006, Wedge Mountain Winery’s first ever “Estate” red wine was bottled from the 2005 vintage grapes in the original vineyard. Two to three years since, enjoy Estate Riesling and Estate Lemberger from their Stony Hill Vineyard.

WHITE HERON CELLARS 23832 Fine Wine Rd NW • Quincy, WA 98848 509-797-9463 • www.whiteheronwine.com

Thurs-Mon, 11am-6pm Please Call Ahead; Tours Upon Request.

The vineyard profits from the sun's reflectionon the Columbia River below, the angle of the southern slope, and protection from the north wind. They host food, wine, music, guest chef, and theatrical events throughout the summer months in a small, outdoor amphitheater.

The winery, founded in 1986, is nestled in its home, Mariposa Vineyard, and bottles estate Roussanne, Syrah, Pinot Noir, and a Meritage-type red wine.

They also bottle vineyard select wine from other well-established Washington State vineyards. As a family winery, they are happy to welcome visitors to share their beautiful site.

Enjoy an oversize chessboard, Petanque, a French game similar to Bocce, and picnic all while enjoying a glass of wine.

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DEVIL’S PUNCHBOWL The Devil’s Punch Bowl is the area of Banks Lake between the State Route 155 of the Upper Grand Coulee and Steamboat Rock. Many picnic areas and viewpoints line the shores. During the springtime, visitors can view a magnificent waterfall, but it will dissipate later in the summer.

GINKGO PETRIFIED FOREST STATE PARK 4511 Huntzinger Rd • Vantage, WA Hours vary with the season. For information, call 509-856-2700.

Ginkgo Petrified Forest is regarded as one of the most unusual fossil forests in the world. The park was set aside as a historic preserve when remains of a fossil forest were unearthed during highway construction in the 1930s. Petrified wood from many different trees is common in the area, but specimens of Ginkgo are rare. The park features an Interpretive Center, where group tours are available by appointment with advance notice.

The Interpretive Center goes through the geological stages which brought about the petrification of numerous types of ancient forests. There are displays of some of the nearly 15 million types of petrified wood found in the area.

LADY OF THE LAKE 1418 W Woodin Ave • Chelan, WA 98816 One mile from downtown, along Hwy 97A For information, call 509-682-4584. www.ladyofthelake.com

To really see Lake Chelan, board one of the Lady of the Lake passenger vessels, providing year-round trips to the head of Lake Chelan and to the North Cascades National Park & Recreation Area. Choose to take a day trip for a soft adventure, or stay overnight and enjoy the never-ending beauty and offerings of the Stehekin Valley.

LAKE CHELAN 800-424-3526 The pristine, 50½-square-mile, glacier-fed lake is 55 miles long and nearly 1500 feet deep. The surface of the lake is 1100 feet above sea level, and the bottom, in places, is nearly 400 feet below sea level. Lake Chelan varies in width from ¼ mile to 1½ miles. The waters of the lake serve multiple purposes, including recreation, irrigation, and production of hydro-electric power.

LEAVENWORTH NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY 12790 Fish Hatchery Road, Leavenworth, WA 98826 Hatchery closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Day For information or to request a guided tour, call 509-548-7641.

The hatchery is located two miles south of Leavenworth, on Icicle Rd, off US Hwy 2. The Visitor Center is open daily. Tours are educational and guided. The hatchery raises Chinook and Coho Salmon, Steelhead and Rainbow Trout, Pacific Lamprey, Bull Trout and more. In September, the hatchery hosts the Wenatchee River Salmon Festival.

LEAVENWORTH’S BAVARIAN VILLAGE Leavenworth is a village not unlike what might be seen in Germany. Surrounded by the beautiful Cascade Mountains, there are hundreds of shops and restaurants with authentic Bavarian food, beer and music. In the winter, the town transforms into a beautiful wonderland full of magic and lights. The summer is full of activity and excitement as outdoor enthusiasts fill the area, where the Leavenworth Summer Theatre is in full swing.

LIBERTY ORCHARDS 117 Mission Ave • Cashmere, WA 98815 800-888-5696 • www.libertyorchards.com

Aplets & Cotlets. Not much has changed since the company began in 1920; it still uses only the finest ingredients and slow-cooks every batch of candy by hand. Over the years, thousands of visitors from all over the world have been welcomed to the little factory in Cashmere.

April through December: Mon - Fri, 8:30 to 5:30, Sat - Sun, 10:00 - 4:00. January through March: Mon - Fri, 8:30 - 4:30, Sat - Sun, Closed. No production or tours on weekends. Tour hours may not coincide with production; the factory may not be operating for all tours.

NORTH CASCADE NATIONAL PARK & RECREATION AREA Call the Chelan Chamber at 509-682-3503 www.nps.gov/noca

At the north end of Lake Chelan, the remote community of Stehekin serves as the portal for the North Cascades National Park. There are no roads to Stehekin; visitors come by boat or float plane to experience the 8,000-foot peaks. Fine lodging, outdoor activities and over 100 years of history await at the head waters of Lake Chelan.

NORTH CASCADES SMOKEJUMPER BASE www.northcascadessmokejumperbase.com The Methow Valley is considered the “Birthplace of Smokejumping.” Smokejumping was developed in the late 1930s as a means to quickly reach fires in remote roadless areas for initial attack. The primary mission of a smokejumper is fighting fire!

The North Cascades Base sits between Winthrop and Twisp, at 23 Intercity Airport Rd. Visitors are welcome during the summer months.

OHME GARDENS 3327 Ohme Rd • Wenatchee WA 98801 509-662-5785 • www.ohmegardens.com

Spring and Fall hours: 9am-6pm. Memorial Day through Labor Day: 9am-7pm . Restrooms, gift shop, self-guided maps and picnic area available.

Sixty years of work have culminated in Ohme Gardens by the Ohme Family. Starting in 1929, Herman Ohme turned a desolate rock outcropping into the garden spot it is today. Rocks create pathways along with thousands of planted trees. The evergreens and plants are found along rock formations, pools and waterfalls. There are also vistas of the Wenatchee Valley, Cascade Mountains and Columbia River.

OMAK STAMPEDE & WORLDFAMOUS SUICIDE RACE For over a half century, Omak has been the home for rodeos beginning with the Grand Entry. Events include steer wrestling, calf roping, bronco and bareback riding, barrel racing, wildhorse racing and, of course, bull riding. The rodeo events are followed by the Suicide Race. Other events include a western art show, auction, grand parade, western dances, Indian ceremonies and encampment. Held during the second week of August.

PESHASTIN PINNACLES STATE PARK 7201 N Dryden Rd • Dryden, WA 98815 509-664-6373 Hours: Summer 6:30am - Dusk Winter Closed November 1 - March 15

Peshastin Pinnacles is a 34-acre desert park featuring a group of sandstone slabs and spires called “The Pinnacles.” Climbable spires reach 200 feet. Rocks and trails provide views of surrounding orchards, the Enchantment Mountain Range and the Wenatchee River Valley.

RUFUS WOODS LAKE Rufus Woods Lake is a 51-mile long, 8000-acre reservoir on the upper Columbia River that resulted from the creation of the Chief Joseph Dam. It forms the boundary between Douglas and Okanogan Counties in North Central Washington and the southern boundary of the Colville Indian Reservation. Open year-round, Rufus Woods Lake provides fishing for Walleye, Kokanee, and Triploid Rainbow trout.

STEAMBOAT ROCK Steamboat Rock is a long-established area landmark, first used by nomadic Native American tribes and later by early settlers. The military uses the area for aircraft training missions. The basalt butte rises 800 feet above Banks Lake. It was once an island in the Columbia River bed. When the Columbia returned to its natural course, after centuries of being dammed by ice, the massive rock remained.

THUNDERING HOOVES SCULPTURE “Grandfather Cuts Loose The Ponies” Silhouetted against the sky, mustangs race up on a ridge high over the Columbia River. It takes a moment to realize the ponies are an illusion, their seeming movement caused by the vehicle's motion. Artist David Govedare of Chewelah created the Thundering Hooves Sculpture near Vantage as a gift to Washington State for its Centennial in 1989.

WASHINGTON APPLE COMMISSION VISITOR CENTER 2900 Euclid Ave • Wenatchee, WA 98801 near Hwy 97A 509-663-9600 Mon - Fri 8am-5pm. Free Admission

The Washington Apple Commission Visitor Center offers a look at the state’s largest agricultural industry. More than 1,700 fruit tree growers produce billions of pounds of fruit, including apples, cherries, and peaches. The gift shop also provides a stop that appeals to group tours, travelers, students and families. Each guest receives complimentary apple slices.

WINTHROP NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY 453A Twin Lakes Rd • Winthrop, WA 98862 509-996-2424 8am-4pm Daily, Free Admission. Closed Christmas Day

A kids' fishing pond and trout-viewing platform are available.The 42-acre site is open year-round, providing special events and educational activities.

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ANSORGE HOTEL MUSEUM Intersection of River St & Railroad Ave Curlew, WA 99118 509-779-4742

Memorial Day Weekend through August Saturdays Noon - 4pm or by appointment Admission by donation

The Ansorge Hotel was built in 1903 and operated until the 1970s. When it closed, the owners donated the hotel intact to the Kettle River History Club, bequeathing all its furnishings, fixtures, artifacts, and memorabilia spanning the 20th century.

Strolling through the Ansorge Hotel Museum gives visitors a chance to learn what life was like in the early 1900s. Today, a nickel can still be inserted into the old Hexaphone, which plays a tune on a cylinder. Many items on display will recall memories of “the good old days” for old-timers, showing their grandchildren, perhaps, gadgets and memorabilia they’ll never find in a Motel 6. The ground floor features a lobby, dining room and kitchen, and a game room is downstairs. Henry Ford reputedly spent the night in one of the nine bedrooms upstairs. The hotel is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

CASHMERE MUSEUM & PIONEER VILLAGE 600 Cotlets Way • Cashmere, WA 98815 509-782-3230 • www.cashmeremuseum.org

April 1 through October 30 Mon - Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 12pm-4pm Other dates by appointment

Adults: $7.00 Children 6 - 17: $5.00 Children under 6: $2.50 Seniors (Over 62): $6.00

The museum has exhibits in natural history, pioneer history, archeology, and anthropology. There are dioramas, as well as a collection of Native American artifacts, including baskets, pipes, and beaded articles traded by the Wenatchi and other Indian tribes, dating back 9000 years. A pioneer village illustrates the life of early settlers from medicine to blacksmithing. Authentic cabins are featured.

CHELAN HISTORICAL MUSEUM 204 E Woodin • Chelan, WA 98816509-682-5644 • www.chelanmuseum.com

Mon - Fri, 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-3pm Or by appointment.

The Lake Chelan Historical Society Museum is located in the original Miners & Merchants Bank. It houses an impressive collection of artifacts, local history, and memorabilia. Two floors are filled with creative displays, pictorial histories, and scenes depicting pioneer life. A collection of apple and fruit labels, a photo library, as well as a variety of resource materials are also on hand.

COLVILLE CONFEDERATED TRIBES MUSEUM 512 Mead Way • Coulee Dam, WA 99116 509-633-0751

Daily 8:30am-5pm Tours by appointment.

Eight thousand years of history, through stone artifacts and tools, is on display. Also exhibited are arrowheads, bead work, pistols, and a bear-grass basket-making display and video.

CONCONULLY MUSEUM 217 N Lottie • Conconully, WA 98819 509-826-9050 • 509-826-1221

May through September, Weekends and Holidays 10am-4pm or by appointment

Exhibits in the house and on the grounds focus on the town's evolution from mining camp to county seat to ghost town, and then, to year-round recreational destination.

Featured are Frank Matsura photographs that chronicle early 20th-century life in the area.

DOUGLAS COUNTY MUSEUM 124 W Walnut St • Waterville, WA 98858 Intersection of Hwy 2 and Walnut St 509-745-8435

Memorial Day through Labor Day Tues - Sat, 11am-5pm Admission by donation

On display is one of the first large meteorites found in Washington State. It was located in 1917 in a wheat field

in Waterville and weighs 73 1/4 pounds. Another not-to-be-missed curiosity is a two-headed calf, preserved. Also on exhibit is the old Winthrop Post Office, which was the smallest operating post office in the country during that time. Numerous other items are on display, including more than 45,000 mineral specimens.

ENTIAT HISTORICAL MUSEUM Entiat, WA 98822 509-784-1500

Memorial Day through Labor Day Sat, 10am-4pm

The museum is housed in the first farmhouse in Entiat, which was built in 1895. It tells the history of Entiat and the Entiat Valley, with its apple growing and logging past. There are albums of the pioneer life and commerce of the area, as well as artifacts of early times. The museum is managed by the Entiat Community Historical Society.

GRAND COULEE DAM VISITOR CENTER Hwy 155 • Coulee Dam, WA 99116 509-633-9265

October 1 - May 22 9am-5pm Extended hours, May - September

Guided tours are about 60 minutes long. The visitor center has interactive exhibits explaining hydroelectric power, construction of the dam, and geological history of the area. During the summer, there is a laser light show across the face of the dam.

GRANT COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM & VILLAGE 742 Basin St NW • Ephrata, WA 98823 509-754-3334

May through September Monday through Saturday, 10am-5pm Sunday 1pm-4pm Closed Wednesday Call for fees

Visitors tour everything from a restored one-room schoolhouse to a saloon. An original cabin, an early church, over 300 vintage cameras, and antique printing equipment are also on display. Displays are changed often. The last weekend in September holds Pioneer Day. There are 30 buildings on the premises.

HUSKY AUTO & TRUCK MUSEUM 17812 N Highway 21 • Curlew, WA 99118 509-775-3521 • 509-779-4648

Late June through Labor Day Sat - Sun, 11am-5pm

Free Admission - Donations gladly accepted

Fifty interesting automobiles on display.

The most unique is a 1926 Yellow Knight. Other on-site exhibits include a blacksmith shop, antique farm equipment, and an antique steam-powered sawmill.

MOLSON SCHOOLHOUSE MUSEUM & OLD MOLSON GHOST TOWN MUSEUM 15 Miles East of Oroville 509-485-3292

Memorial Day through Labor Day Daily 10am-5pm Admission by donation

The museum is housed in a former school and will take visitors' memories back in time. Old Molson has a walk-through tour of a number of buildings, including a bank, an assay office, a law office, two homestead cabins, and some horse-drawn machinery. Displays in the three-story schoolhouse built in 1914 include a restored schoolroom, a display of hand tools, a library, and photographs

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A R E A D A M SCHIEF JOSEPH DAM Visitor Center Hours: Memorial Day - Labor Day Tours: 10:00 AM, 12pm-2pm. Admission Free.

At the junction of Hwy 97 and Hwy 17, take Hwy 17 ten miles east. On the Columbia River, the Chief Joseph Dam is the largest Corps of Engineers hydropower plant and is the longest straight-line powerhouse. A 9-minute slide show describes the dam’s history, and there are displays of maps, photos, area history, archaeology, and wildlife of the area.

GRAND COULEE DAM On Hwy 155 509-633-9265

Visitor Center Hours: 9am-5pm Daily, with extended hours between Memorial Day and September 30.

There are guided tours and a nightly laser light show from Memorial Day - September, one hour before closing. There is a glass-enclosed incline elevator on the face of the third powerhouse. With three powerhouses, the dam is one of the largest producers of hydropower in the world.

ROCKY REACH DAM On Hwy 97A 509- 663-7522

The Rocky Reach Visitor Center is seven miles north of Wenatchee on the Chelan County side of the Columbia River. Arrange a tour or walk self-guided for a close-up view of the 11 turbine generators making clean, renewable hydropower. Learn the history of the area in the Museum of the Columbia. See how young salmon and steelhead get a waterslide trip past the dam in a nearly mile-long pipe on their way to the ocean, and watch through the windows in the fish-viewing room as returning adults make their way back to spawning grounds. There is ample parking for cars, trucks, RVs and tour buses. Outside, enjoy 38 acres of landscaped gardens and grounds, plus a playground and picnic shelters. From flowering magnolias to towering pines, Rocky

Reach Park is home to 42 kinds of trees. Take a self-guided walking tour of the Rocky Reach Park Arboretum. The Visitor Center patio offers a panoramic view of the Columbia River and Cascade foothills. Check out "Visit Rocky Reach" on Facebook or www.chelanpud.org for updates and special events.

Visitor Center Hours: 7 days a week including holidays, 9am-6pm

Park Hours: Mid-Feb - April 4, 8am-4pm April 4- Last Sun in Nov, 8am-6pm Last Sun in Nov -Mid Feb Closed

WANAPUM DAM I-90 west from George, 12 miles. Turn off on Hwy 243, six miles to dam. The Wanapum Heritage Center presents, maintains and continues the Wanapum history and way of life. The center provides Wanapum historical artifact displays and videos of the Wanapum culture and the Columbia River.

Wanapum Heritage Center Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm, Sat-Sun 9am-5pm Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and January 1st.

OKANOGAN COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM & SOCIETY 1410 2nd Ave N • Okanogan, WA 98840509-422-4272 • vwww.okanoganhistory.org

Mon-Fri 8am-12pm Inquire about off-hour access.

Among the exhibits in store for visitors are a sheepherder’s wagon, a blacksmith’s forge, a settler’s home, a dressmaker’s shop, a barber shop/post office, and a saloon. There are Indian artifacts and geological information on the Ice Age. The local historical society has a research room with thousands of historical photographs, many by Frank Matsura, a frontier photographer.

OLD OROVILLE DEPOT MUSEUM 1210 Ironwood Oroville, WA 98844 509-476-2739 or 888-699-5659

Mon - Sat, 10am-4pm or by appointment Admission by donation

Inside the railroad depot museum are railroad memorabilia and old photographs of the area. Another feature is a Great Northern Railroad Caboose. There is also a player piano that can actually be played, plus many hands-on items. A furnished pioneer cabin is available for viewing approximately three blocks north of the main museum.

SHAFER HISTORICAL MUSEUM 285 Castle Ave • Winthrop, WA 98862509-996-2712 • www.shafermuseum.com

Memorial Day through Labor Day Open daily 10am-5pm Admission by donation

Built in 1897, the museum was the home of city founder Guy Waring. It is turn-of-the-century decorated and part of a western town, which includes a schoolhouse, print shop, settlers' cabins, an assay office, a dress shop, old cars, mining equipment, and a stagecoach.

STONEROSE INTERPRETIVE CENTER 15-1 N Kean St • Republic, WA 99166 509-775-2295 • www.stonerosefossil.org

Fossil Site, 8am-4pm Spring: May 3-May 27, Wed-Sun Summer: May 28 - Sept 3, Daily Fall: Sept 6 - Oct 29, Wed-Sun

Adults: $10.00 Children 4 and under: Free Students (5-18 and in college) and Seniors 62+: $5.00 Stonerose Members: Free

Stonerose is a fossil site where impressions of plants, insects and fish that lived millions of years ago can be found in shale. Visitors can see examples of local fossils at the interpretive center. If interested, a permit may be obtained to hunt for fossils at the Boot Hill site. Each visitor is allowed to keep three fossils. Bring a hammer and coal chisel to split the layers apart.

WENATCHEE VALLEY MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER 127 S Mission St • Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-888-6240 • wenatcheevalleymuseum.org

Open year-round except major holidays Tues - Sat, 10am-4pm, Call First

Call for fees, Members: Free

Housed in two historic buildings, WVMCC celebrates and preserves the history, arts, sciences and rich diversity of North Central Washington and its people. Exhibits cover the Ice Age to the present: Clovis, Native American, railroad, Main Street circa 1900s, ecosystems, fossils, and Pangborn’s trans-Pacific flight. The newly refurbished apple industry exhibit explores the roots of Wenatchee’s identity as the "Apple Capital of the World." Info available on Art on the Avenues and historic downtown walking tour.

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NATIONAL FORESTS & NATIONALRECREATION AREACamping and picnicking opportunities abound throughout these National Forest Lands. Contact Forest Service offices for more information:

COLVILLE NATIONAL FOREST 509-684-7000 765 S Main St Colville, WA 99114

NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK SERVICE COMPLEX 360-854-7200 810 State Route 20 Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284

LAKE ROOSEVELT NATIONAL RECREATION AREA 509-754-7800 1008 Crest Dr Coulee Dam, WA 99116

OKANOGAN NATIONAL FOREST RANGER DISTRICT OFFICES Methow Valley Winthrop 24 W Chewuch Rd 509-996-4003

1240 Second Ave S Okanogan, WA 98840 509-826-3275

Tonasket 1 W Winesap 509-486-2186

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ALTA LAKE 4 mi SW of Pateros, SR 153

BRIDGEPORT 3 mi NE of Bridgeport, SR 17

CONCONULLY 22 mi NW of Omak, US 97

CURLEW LAKE 10 mi NE of Republic, SR 21

DAROGA 18 mi N of East Wenatchee, US 97

LAKE CHELAN 9 mi W of Chelan, SR 971

LAKE WENATCHEE 18 mi W of Leavenworth, SR 207

LINCOLN ROCK 6 mi N of East Wenatchee, US 2/97

PEARRYGIN LAKE 4 mi NE of Winthrop, SR 20

POTHOLES 25 mi SW of Moses Lake, SR 262

STEAMBOAT ROCK 12 mi S of Grand Coulee, SR 155

SUN LAKES-DRY FALLS 7 mi SW of Coulee City, SR 17

TWENTY-FIVE MILE CREEK 18 mi NW of Chelan

WANAPUM 3 mi S of Vantage, I-90

WENATCHEE CONFLUENCE, N end of Wenatchee

FORT OKANOGAN 8 mi N of Bridgeport, SR 17

GINKGO PETRIFIED FOREST 1 mi N of Vantage

IRON HORSE I-90 corridor, North Bend to Vantage

PESHASTIN PINNACLES 2 mi W of Cashmere

Interpretive center/museum featuring fur trapping and pioneer history

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ALTA LAKE GOLF COURSE 140 Alta Lake Rd • Pateros, WA 98846 [email protected] www.altalakegolf.com 509-923-2359 Private course, 18 Holes

BANKS LAKE GOLF COURSE 19849 NE Ludolph Rd • Electric City, WA 99123 www.bankslakegolfcourse.webs.com 509-633-1400 Public course, 18 Holes

BEAR CREEK GOLF COURSE 19 Bear Creek Golf Course Rd • Winthrop, WA 98862 www.bearcreekgolfcourse.com 509-996-2284 Public course, 18 Holes

BEAR MOUNTAIN RANCH GOLF COURSE 1050 Bear Mountain Ranch Rd • Chelan, WA 98816 www.bearmt.com 509-682-8200 Public course, 18 H oles with 5 sets of tees

BIG BEND GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 899 NW Cole St • Wilbur, WA 99185 [email protected] wilburwa.com/things-to-do/big-bend-golf-country-club 509-647-5664 9 Holes with 2 sets of tees Driving range and open play

COLOCKUM RIDGE GOLF COURSE 17056 Rd 5 NW • Quincy, WA 98848 colockumridgegolf.com 509-787-6206 18 Holes with open play

DESERT CANYON GOLF RESORT 1201 Desert Canyon Blvd • Orondo, WA 98843 www.desertcanyonresort.com 800-258-4173 Semiprivate course, 18 Holes Club and cart rentals available CJ’s Oasis Restaurant

KAHLER GLEN GOLF & SKI RESORT 20700 Clubhouse Dr • Leavenworth, WA 98826 www.kahlerglen.com 509-763-4025 Public course, 18 Holes with open play Pro Shop and driving range Restaurant and lodging

LAKE CHELAN MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE 1501 Golf Course Dr • Chelan, WA 98816 509-682-8026 Public course, 18 Holes with open play Putting and chipping green Driving range

LAKEVIEW GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 19547 Golf Club Rd NW • Soap Lake, WA 98851 www.lvgcc.com 509-246-0336 Private, Country Club membership required, 18 Holes Guests of members welcomed

LEAVENWORTH GOLF CLUB 9101 Icicle Rd • Leavenworth, WA 98826 www.leavenworthgolf.com 509-548-7267 Semiprivate course, with 18 Holes

MT CASHMERE GOLF COURSE 6400 Kimber Rd • Cashmere, WA 98815 509-782-1207 Public course, 9 Holes/18 Repeat Cart rentals, Pro Shop and driving range

OASIS RV PARK & GOLF COURSE 2541 Basin St SW • Ephrata, WA 98823 www.oasisrvandgolfcourse.com 509-754-5102 Public course, 9 Holes with open play Miniature golf course, RV park

OKANOGAN VALLEY GOLF CLUB 105 Dankar Cutoff Rd • Omak, WA 98841 www.okanoganvalleygolf.com 509-826-6937 18 Holes with 2 sets of tees, open play

OROVILLE GOLF CLUB 3468 B Loomis-Oroville Rd • Oroville, WA 98844 www.orovillegolfclub.com 509-476-2390 Semiprivate course, 9 Holes with 2 sets of tees Open play

ROCK ISLAND GOLF COURSE 314 Saunders Rd • Rock Island, WA 98850 www.rockislandgolfcourse.com 509-884-2806 Public course, 18 Holes Open play

THREE LAKES GOLF COURSE 2695 Golf Dr • Malaga, WA 98828 www.threelakesgolf.com 509-663-5448 Semiprivate, 18 Holes with open play Pro Shop and restaurant Driving range

VIC MEYERS GOLF COURSE AT SUN LAKES RESORT 34228 Park Lake Rd NE • Coulee City, WA 99115 www.sunlakesparkresort.com 509-632-5291 9 Holes with 2 sets of tees Open play Miniature Golf

WENATCHEE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 1600 Country Club Dr • East Wenatchee, WA 98802 www.wenatcheegolfclub.org Office: 509-884-7105 Pro Shop: 509-884-7050 Private, Country Club membership required, 18 Holes Guests of members welcome

ZILLAH LAKES GOLF COURSE 707 Fountain Blvd • Zillah, WA 98953 zillahlakes.com/golf-course 206-391-4653 6 Holes

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BADGER MOUNTAIN SKI RESORT Four miles SW of Waterville 1775 W Baseline Rd • Waterville, WA 98858 509-745-8273 • www.skibadgermt.com

December - early March Weekends and Holidays, 11am-4pm Single Pass $60.00; Season Pass $150.00 Daily $10.00; Lions Lunch $6.00

1158-foot top elevation 244-foot vertical drop

Family-friendly, volunteer-run ski hill Five trails and 20 skiable acres, threelifts T-Bar and 2 rope tows Snowshoeing and sledding surfaces Snowmobile accessible Food provided by Waterville Lions

ECHO RIDGE NORDIC SKI TRAILS Ten miles from north side of Lake Chelan off the Manson Hwy 509-682-4900

Open 24-7 while snow holds out

25 miles of groomed skate and cross-country skiing. Additional "back-country” trails. A great skiing experience for all ability levels

ECHO VALLEY SKI & TUBING Privately owned nonprofit resort 1700 Cooper Gulch Rd, Chelan, WA 98831 509-687-3167 • www.echovalley.org

Open daily thru Jan 4th 10:00 - 4:00 Then Weekend & Holidays throughout ski season.

3900-foot top elevation 900-foot vertical drop Eight trails over 70 acres

Snowboarding, Tubing hill with 3 rope tows, Ski and snowboarding lessons. Day lodge with snack bar. Tube Rentals only, no personal

HIGHLANDS NORDIC SNOPARK www.highlandsnordicsnopark.com

FS Rd 3230 17 miles on Havillah Rd from Tonasket. Parking Permits required but no daily ski charge. 36k of cross-country trails. Beginner to advanced

KAHLER GLEN SKI RESORT 20700 Clubhouse Dr, Leavenworth, WA 98826 800-440-2994 • www.kahlerglen.com

Over 30k of groomed cross-country trails. Snowshoeing and sledding.Lodging and rentals available

LAKE WENATCHEE STATE PARK 21588 SR 207 • Leavenworth, WA 98826 Off Hwy 2, turn N on Hwy 207 509-763-3101

Check Website for winter hours parks.state.wa.us

Over 25 miles of groomed trails. Downhill and cross-country skiing. Snowshoeing, snowmobiling, sledding. Dog sledding, ice climbing

LEAVENWORTH WINTER SPORTS CLUB One mile from Leavenworth 509-548-5477 Information 509-548-5115 Conditions 509-548-6975 Ski hill & tubing www.skileavenworth.com

26k of groomed trails. Beginners and families welcomed

Fat Bike Ski Hill Tubing hill with 2 rope tows Cross-country skiing Day and night downhill skiing Snowshoeing Lodge, dogs allowed on waterfront park trail only

LOUP LOUP SKI BOWL PO Box 1187 • Twisp, WA 98856 97 FS 4200 100 Rd Two miles off Hwy 20 near summit of Loup Loup Pass, 18 miles from Okanogan,12 miles from Twisp 509-557-3401 or 866-699-5334 Conditions: 509-557-3405 www.skitheloup.com

Mid-December - Mid-March Wed & Fri-Sun, 9am-3:45pm 1240-foot vertical drop 23k of groomed Nordic trails

Fixed-grip quad chair Platter and rope tow Lessons for all disciplines Ski, snowboard and tube rentals Rustic day-lodge. Fat Tire Rentals

METHOW VALLEY SPORT TRAILS ASSOCIATION Office: 309 Riverside Ave • Winthrop 509-996-3287 • www.mvsta.com

120 miles of groomed ski trails, one of the most extensive trail systems in the country. Trail passes: Call for fees

MISSION RIDGE SKI & BOARD RESORT 7500 Mission Ridge Rd, Wenatchee Twelve miles SW of Wenatchee 509-663-6543 Business 509-663-3200 Snow report www.missionridge.com

Open late Nov - early April

6820-foot top elevation 2000 operating acres total 2250-foot vertical drop

3 Double chairs, 2 tows 1 High-speed quad Night skiing 4pm-8pm Saturdays Freestyle terrain park Lessons available. Snowshoeing Retail and rental shop. Childcare

NORTH CASCADE HELI 31 Early Winters Drive Mazama, WA 98833 800-494-4354 or 509-996-3272 www.heli-ski.com

North Cascade Heli-Skiing offers ski packages which take skiers off the beaten path and into some of the

North Cascades‘ best powder in the winter wonderland of the Okanogan National Forest's unique back country.

Gift certificates available

NORTH CASCADES MOUNTAIN GUIDES 48 Lost River Rd • Mazama, WA 98833 509-996-3194 www.ncmountainguides.com

They offer training programs customized for skiers and boarders to take their skills in the back country. They offer ski tours catered to Alpine Touring skiers and splitboarders, as well as AIARE Level 1 and Level 2 Avalanche classes. A mix of traditional instruction, experimental education, and lots of fun are used to forge a memorable experience where skills and techniques are learned to become a safe and competent back country skier or boarder.

SITZMARK SKI AREA Twenty minutes NE of Tonasket on Havillah Rd • 509-486-2700 509-485-3323 Snow Report www.skisitzmark.org

Late Dec - Mid-March Open Thurs, Sat, Sun and major school holidays 10am-4pm 4950-foot top elevation 650-foot vertical drop

1 Rope tow and double chair 20 Runs and terrain park Snowboarding and cross-country skiing Ski lessons and rental shop available. WiFi in lodge available to chaperones.

STEVENS PASS & NORDIC CENTER US Hwy 2, 37 miles W of Leavenworth PO Box 609 Leavenworth, WA 98826 Five miles E of Alpine Ski area www.stevenspass.com 509-782-5516 Eastern WA 206-812-4510 Snowlines 206-634-1645 Seattle 425-353-4400 Everett

Open Late Nov - April

Top elevation 5845 feet Vertical drop 1800 feet

52 Major runs with 10 lifts 3 Quads, 3 triples, 4 doubles Snowboarding and night skiing Nordic Center and ski lessons offered

All trail use requires a trail pass, including snowshoeing. Snowshoes must travel on designated snowshoe trails. Features 28K of groomed Cross-Country Skiing trails. Lessons available for all levels of skiers and snowboarders in classic, skating and snowshoeing. Includes state-of-the-art rental gear, a retail shop and a variety of food offerings in a warm and comfortable setting.

SUMMIT AT SNOQUALMIE 1001 State Route 906 Snoqualmie Pass, WA 98068 45 miles E of Seattle On I-90 Exit 52, 53 and 54 425-434-7669 Business Office 425-434-6778 Nordic Center www.summitatsnoqualmie.com

Open mid-Dec - mid-April

3710 - 5420 foot top elevation 765 - 2280 foot vertical drop

Night skiing, ski lessons available Snowboarding, tubing, Nordic center Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing From beginner to advanced levels

Cross-country skiing - No dogs on trails - Nordic Center Rentals - 50k of maintained trails - Open during hours of operation only

SUN MOUNTAIN LODGE RESORT PO Box 1000 604 Patterson Lake Rd Winthrop, WA 98862 509-996-2211 or 800-572-0493 www.sunmountainlodge.com

Award-winning cross-country resort. Second longest trail system (200k) in the U.S.

Ice-skate high above the Methow Valley Sleigh ride in our Winter Wonderland. Relax in the hot pools or spas. Equipment rentals at ski shop

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CASHMEREMARCH• St. Patrick's Day Parade

JUNE • Annual Founders’ Days Festival & Parade• Wenatchee River Bluegrass Festival • Wenatchee River Festival

SEPTEMBER• Chelan County Fair

OCTOBER • Apple Days

CHELANJANUARY• Lake Chelan Winterfest • Lake Chelan Snowmobile Club Drag Races

FEBRUARY • Red Wine & Chocolate

MARCH• St. Patrick's Day Dog Parade

MAY • Chelan Valley Memorial Parade

JUNE• Chelan Century Challenge • CruiZin' Chelan

JULY• Lake Chelan Bach Fest • Manson Bay Fireworks Show• Poker Run

AUGUST • Lake Chelan Rodeo• Slam n Jam 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament

SEPTEMBER• Fall in Lake Chelan Car Show & Cruise • Guild B Home Tour

OCTOBER• Chelan Chase 5K Race • Lake Chelan Hydrofest• Crush at the Wineries • Trick or Treat

NOVEMBER• Veteran's Day Parade

DECEMBER • A Small Town Christmas

CONCONULLYJANUARY• Annual Outhouse Races • Snow Dog Super Mush

APRIL• Trout Derby • Easter Egg Hunt

JULY• Independence Celebration

AUGUST • Grubstake Open Golf Tournament• Outdoor Quilts & Craft Show • Townwide Yard Sale

SEPTEMBER• Stew & Brew

DECEMBER • Holiday Lighting Ceremonies• Santa Days

LEAVENWORTH

JANUARY • Bavarian Icefest• Skirennen Citizens Race

FEBRUARY • Annual Chicks on Sticks Race

MARCH • Empty Bowls Festival

JUNE • Bavarian Bike & Brews Festival• International Dance Festival • Leavenworth Wine Walk

JULY • Icicle Creek Chamber Music Festival • Kinderfest & Fourth of July Celebration

AUGUST • Wine Tasting Festival

SEPTEMBER • Quilt Show • Wenatchee River Salmon Festival• WA State Autumn Leaf Festival

OCTOBER • Oktoberfest

NOVEMBER • Snow Fest • Christkindlmarket

DECEMBER • Christmas Lighting Festival • Christmas in the Mountains Concert

MANSONJANUARY• Fire & Ice Winterfest

FEBRUARY • Red Wine & Chocolate

APRIL• Chelan Nouveau Spring Wine Release• Easter Egg Hunt

MAY • Apple Blossom Festival

JULY• Fourth of July Celebration• Lake Chelan Bach Fest

SEPTEMBER • Fall in Lake Chelan Car Show & Cruise

NOVEMBER • Shore to Shore Marathon, 1/2 Marathon, 10k Run • Holiday Village of Lights

OKANOGANJULY• Independence Celebration • Annual Chesaw Rodeo

AUGUST• Garlic Festival

SEPTEMBER • County Fair

OCTOBER• Okanogan Family Faire

OMAK AUGUST • Omak Stampede & World-Famous Suicide Race

OCTOBER • Zombie Fun Run • Harvest Festival

DECEMBER • Jingle Bell Jog • Twilight Christmas Parade

OROVILLE JANUARY • Ice Fishing Festival

JULY• Community Fireworks

OCTOBER • Annual Trick-or-Treat

DECEMBER• Christmas Tree Lighting

PATEROS JUNE • Citywide Yard Sales

JULY-OCTOBER• Apple Pie Jamboree

AUGUST • Hydro Races

SEPTEMBER• Hawk Festival

TWISP JULY • Fourth of July Celebration• Methow Arts Fest

WATERVILLE JULY • Waterville Days

AUGUST• North Central District Fai

WENATCHEEFEBRUARY-MARCH• Special Olympics Winter Games

MARCH • Dummy Downhill at Mission Ridge Ski Resort

MARCH-MAY • Rams Football Season

APRIL• Wenatchee Marathon • Apple Blossom Festival

APRIL-SEPTEMBER • Super Oval Season

MAY • Classy Chassis Parade & Car Show • Warrior Challenge

JUNE• Cusick Cup Doubles Tennis Tournament

JULY • Ohme Gardens Summer Wine Gala

AUGUST• NCW District Fair

SEPTEMBER• Chelan County Fair • Holiday Wine Walk

OCTOBER• Wings and Wheels Festival• Apple Soccer Cup

OCTOBER-FEBRUARY • Wild Hockey Season

NOVEMBER• Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort Opens • Holiday Wine Walk • Festival of Trees/Community Tree Lighting • Community Tree Lighting - "Arrival of Santa" Parade

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