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WELCOME We invite you to take to the mountains and rivers to live, work and play. Choose this place—to visit, to explore, to stay. #pickwenatchee #ncwlove Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center and Tasting Room 137 N Wenatchee Avenue Suite 101 Wenatchee, WA 98801 (509) 662-2116 Wenatchee.org [email protected] VisitWenatchee.org WenatcheeValleySports.com / / / visit wenatchee 2 COVER PHOTO: MISS VEEDOL FLIES OVER WENATCHEE – VOORTEX PRODUCTIONS BACK COVER: FAMILY & FRIENDS ENJOYING THE WINTRY WENATCHEE FOOTHILLS – STEVEN GNAM HYDRO PARK TRAIL • LARS RINGSRUD 3 4 In 1931 pilots Pangborn and Herndon made a record-breaking, nonstop trans-Pacific flight from Misawa, Japan to Wenatchee, Washington. In order to increase range, they dropped their landing gear over the Pacific Ocean, belly landing on this hill overlooking Wenatchee. See more and sign up for a tour of the replica at the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center. Online visit: SpiritofWenatchee.org VIEW FROM FANCHER HEIGHTS • LARS RINGSRUD 5 APR Ohme Gardens Opens Rocky Reach Dam Visitor Center Opens Wenatchee Marathon, ½ & 10k Wenatchee Valley Super Oval Racing Starts APR/MAY Washington State Apple Blossom Festival MAY Tour de Bloom – downtown criterium/bike race SPRING Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market opens Classy Chassis Parade & Car Show Whitewater rafting season opens Eastern WA BBQ Championships at Pybus Red Devil Challenge Trail Run River Ramble – Rocky Reach Dam Kids Fest – Rocky Reach Dam JUN AppleSox Baseball Begins Sunrise Rotary Apple Century Ride Wenatchee Downtown Ale Trail Wenatchee River Bluegrass Festival Eastside Parkway PileUp Mission: GranDuro Geology Tours – start and last through October CLASSY CHASSIS PARADE • DOMINICK BONNY JUL Wenatchee Valley Fourth of July Celebration at Walla Walla Point Park Concerts in the Gardens (Ohme Gardens) – RLS Productions Cherry Pit Spit Contest at Pybus Public Market Hard Hat Tours – Rocky Reach Dam NCW District Fair – Waterville SUMMER AUG Wenatchee Food & Wine Festival w/ NCW Wine Awards Color Rush 5k Hot August Days at Numerica Performing Arts Center SEP Chelan County Fair NCW Dahlia Show at Pybus Market 6 WALLA WALLA POINT PARK • SHANE WILDER, ICICLE TV FALL SEP Dark Side Festival Fiestas Mexicanas Wenatchee Wild Hockey Begins OCT Wings & Wheels Festival Art Lovers Sunday at Pybus Leavenworth Oktoberfest Fruit Label Swap Meet at WV Museum NOV Day of the Dead at WV Museum Downtown Holiday Wine Walk Turkey on the Run – Fun Run Holiday Craft Fair at Pybus Festival of Trees Craft Fair at the Senior Center RIDING THE FOOTHILLS TRAILS • FRANK CONE DEC Mission Ridge Ski Area Opens Leavenworth Christmas Lighting Festival Apple Drop – New Year’s Eve Celebration at Pybus JAN Lake Chelan Winterfest Multicultural Festival at WV Museum WINTER FEB Rails & Ales Event Downtown People of our Past at WV Museum Trails in Motion Film Festival Horse Lake Half Marathon Washington State Winter Special Olympics Wenatchee.org Exact dates and info at MISSION RIDGE SKI & BOARD RESORT • SHANE WILDER, ICICLE TV MARTIN-SCOTT WINERY • LARS RINGSRUD SIP THROUGH WINE & CIDER COUNTRY Four seasons of sunny days and cool nights combine with our distinct geology to create the perfect environment for winemaking. This climate has served to attract skilled and passionate winemakers that add their personalities to the story. As the appeal of hard ciders continues to spread, we are fortunate to have orchardists experienced in curating their home grown and hand-crafted blends right here in the heart of Washington’s apple country. CascadeValleyWineCountry.com • VisitWenatchee.org 8 BADGER MOUNTAIN BREWING • STEVEN GNAM WANDER INTO OUR TAPROOMS It is one thing to enjoy a quality beer, and as our community shows, quite another to experience it in good company at one of our growing number of taprooms. People flock to trivia nights, home brewing club meetings, and great food at their favorite spots. One thing is clear: there is nothing so fine as raising a glass of local suds with friends at the end of a day full of adventures. Breweries listed on page 31. Follow our newly formed Wenatchee Brewer’s Row on Facebook! wenatcheebrewersrow 9 TWILL DENIM LOUNGE • SIERRA HURD PHOTOGRAPHY WENATCHEE VALLEY BREWING CO • DAKOTA SHAE MELA COFFEE ROASTING CO • LARS RINGSRUD STROLL THROUGH HISTORIC DOWNTOWN Small town America at its finest, our vibrant downtown offers unique shops, outdoor art, and galleries surrounded by a variety of ethnic dining experiences. Thriving in small store fronts, they beckon you in. Alive with activity, new businesses and legacies work to make this downtown the best it can possibly be. 10 TWILL DENIM LOUNGE • SIERRA HURD PHOTOGRAPHY THE HUNTER’S WIFE • SIERRA HURD PHOTOGRAPHY FRANKTHREADS CONE • LARS RINGSRUD THE HUNTER’S WIFE • SIERRA HURD PHOTOGRAPHY Along with shopping and dining, downtown offers a glimpse into the past with amazing building construction in the Historic District. Our state and nationally accredited Main Street really is “new business in old buildings.” WenDowntown.org | (509) 662-0059 11 PYBUS PUBLIC MARKET • CHRIS OHTA GATHER AT PYBUS PUBLIC MARKET 25,000 square feet of history is now home to 17 unique merchants and an event center open 362 days a year. Resting on the banks of the mighty Columbia River, this reclaimed steel mill now bursts with activity, high quality artisan and ethnic products, local produce, fine food and wines. Live music fills the concourse on Friday nights and a full calendar of activities, events and programs is ever growing. (509) 888-3900 | PybusPublicMarket.com 12 FARM-FRESH PRODUCE • ALASDAIR TURNER RELISH FARM-FRESH PRODUCE Copious amounts of sunshine make this a plentiful agricultural region. A century ago, settlers invested their time and personal fortunes to irrigate the arid landscape. Now with fresh water readily available, the region is ripe with bumper crops of fresh seasonal bounty that nourish our children, our souls, our economy and our world. WenatcheeFarmersMarket.com | (509) 663-8712 Fruit stands listed on page 25 13 MISSION RIDGE SKI & BOARD RESORT • SHANE WILDER, ICICLE TV SMALL TOWN VIBE, BIG MOUNTAIN TERRAIN Light powder, tons of sun, amazing views, terrain that fits everyone in the family—that’s Mission. Only 12 miles from Wenatchee, the ski area is built into a 2,000 acre basin on the eastern side of the Cascade Mountains. A little higher, a little drier, and quite a bit “sunshinier” (300 days annually, in fact) than the other mountains in the region. That means when storms come in, they drop a different kind of snow at Mission: light, dry powder. Package deals for lodging, lessons and rentals make it a top choice for winter fun! Plan your visit—check the schedule for mountain events and concerts. (509) 663-6543 | MissionRidge.com 14 WINTER EXPLORATION • STEVEN GNAM RUNNING IN THE WENATCHEE FOOTHILLS • STEVEN GNAM FRANK CONERIDING GLACIER VIEW TRAIL • VOORTEX PRODUCTIONS FISHING THE WENATCHEE RIVER • SEAN KOESTER SEEK AN ADVENTURE Outdoor recreation is a thriving force in our community. Easily accessed trails lead to surrounding foothills open to running, hiking, and mountain biking. Local crags challenge rock climbers and mountaineers. Nearby rivers entice paddlers, boaters and fishermen. Towering over all of this are the peaks of the high Cascades that skiers and backpackers love. There’s a lifetime of outdoor adventures out our back door. Catch a shuttle, hire a guide, and run or ride Devils’ Gulch Trail. AdventureWenatchee.com • WenatcheeOutdoors.com • EvergreenMTB.org (Central Washington Chapter) • WenatcheePaddle.org • VisitWenatchee.org 15 APPLE CAPITAL LOOP TRAIL • MCGLINN’S PUBLIC HOUSE FOLLOW THE APPLE CAPITAL LOOP TRAIL The Apple Capital Loop Trail is a serene setting for strolling, power walking, running and biking, spanning 26 miles in the heart of the Wenatchee Valley, with easy access points on both sides of the river. Manicured parks and lawns decorate the west side; the east side showcases the natural arid dessert beauty. Inquisitive folks can tour through the Horan Wildlife Preserve, a prime birding area at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers. (509) 662-2116 | VisitWenatchee.org • ChelanPUD.org 16 WENATCHEE FOOTHILLS • STEVEN GNAM OUR LAND, OUR WATER, OUR FUTURE It’s beautiful here. But our lakes, rivers, meadows, and foothills are more than just scenery—they’re also a valuable resourse, providing the area with quality water, recreation, and a vital connection to nature. The Chelan- Douglas Land Trust works with private landowners, businesses, and local communities to ensure that we will be able to enjoy the benefit of cherished natural areas for years to come. Learn more about how to volunteer, donate, and support efforts to protect these areas that enrich our lives, and ensure that future generations will have open space and clean, healthy rivers. CDLandTrust.org • WenatcheeOutdoors.org • VisitWenatchee.org | (509) 667-9708 17 WENATCHEE VALLEY MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER • LARS RINGSRUD AFFIRM HISTORY Explore our region’s heritage, from the Ice Age to the present day. Our museum features exhibits on natural history, tours, local stories and events. Learn about the world’s first Trans-Pacific flight, the germination and growth of the apple industry, early railroad routes, Ice Age Floods, native peoples of the plateau and much more. Not only does it reflect our past, the museum acts as a cultural hub and carries us into the future with art, community events, clubs and support for documentary films. (509) 888-6240 | WenatcheeValleyMuseum.org • iafi.org • SpiritofWenatchee.org 18 SAVOR CULTURE Our flourishing performing arts scene brings quality productions and symphonic orchestra to our own venues. A growing array of international shows, national touring productions, cutting edge performances, and exceptional community showcases entertain and inspire our region. Discover our North Central Washington treasures. Icicle.org (509) 548-6347 NumericaPAC.org (509) 663-2787 WenatcheeSymphony.org (509) 667-2640 TownToyotaCenter.com (866) 973-9611 MTOW.org (509) 662-7814 19 RLS PRODUCTIONS APPLAUD LIVE MUSIC Live music graces the summer air outside, as well as the halls, pubs, basements, parks, orchards and backyards.
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