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Activities
Pine River Ranch has great trails right
out our back door or take a short drive to Leavenworth and Lake Wenatchee
for an abundance of trails for any skill level.
Below is your guide for:
Winter
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Spring & Summer Activities
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Walks, Hikes & Bikes
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Leavenworth
Area Tours
Nason View Trail:
Starts from the Kahler Glen Golf Course (1 mile from Pine River Ranch) and goes just above
Nason Creek...look down at the Pine River Ranch from the
trail.
Squirrel Run Trail:
An easy rolling trip
through mostly forested areas. In the winter this crosses
the snowmobile trails often so make sure to use caution. (Snowmobile trails
are marked with orange
trailblazes)
The Wenatchee National Forest :
Consists of 2.2 million acres and approximately 40
percent is designated as Wilderness in seven Wilderness
Areas. There are over 2,500 miles of recreational
trails...be sure to pack a lunch!
Downtown Wenatchee,
Ohme Gardens:
If you are visiting in
April-October plan an afternoon trip to wonder through the
beautiful
Ohme Gardens ($7.00
admission). There is nearly a mile of trails winding through
lush foliage, towering cedar and firs and beautiful waterfalls
and pools. Most people spend around an hour at the gardens
before going into Downtown Wenatchee for lunch at a wonderful
local eatery or great coffee house. Downtown Wenatchee also has
some great trails at
Riverfront Park.
Open year round. (Take
the River Crossing Pedestrian bridge at 1st St and N. Wenatchee
Ave. into Riverfront Park.
Art Walk at the Sleeping Lady
Mountain Retreat:
The owner of The
Sleeping Lady Resort, Harriet Bullitt
has put
together a great collection of pieces if you are looking for an
afternoon visit and an easy stroll through the beautiful art
gallery.
Chiwawa
Sno
Park: Offers some great skiing. (Look for blue diamond
trailblazes.) The Sea
& Ski Trail is about 5 miles & follows along the Wenatchee River.
Flying Loop Trail:
Climbs 600 feet (for experiences skiers) and has views of
Entiat Ridge,
Chiwaukum Mountains and the Plain Valley.
The Leavenworth Winter Sports Club grooms 24 km of trails in
Leavenworth. Visit us in the main house or call 509-548-5115 for
more info. Trails start at the Leavenworth golf course,
waterfront near downtown Leavenworth as well as the Skil Hill
Trails and Icicle River Trail.
Ski Hill Trails:
Wide trails with lots
of loop options for different difficulties and scenery. You can
see the Ski Hill lodge built in the 1930s by the YCC and also
the Nordic ski jumps in the hillsides. This trail also passes
the Summer Theater Venue where the Sound of Music plays.
Icicle River trail:
An easy stroll along
the Icicle river (about 3 ½ miles long but no rough terrain.)
The trailhead starts about 15 miles up Icicle Canyon, a
beautiful drive to get there.
You can also grab a yummy lunch at O’Grady’s Deli on the
way back after you’ve worked up an appetite!
Other Leavenworth Event Links
The Leavenworth Summer Theater
Outdoor theater in the summer in Leavenworth. 2001 season
productions include: The Sound of Music,
Brigadoon, Fiddler on the Roof. Nov.- Dec.
indoor productions include The Foreigner & a
musically produced A Christmas Carol.
Watershed Art
A
project put together by renowned artists focusing on the
diversity of the Wenatchee River watershed. Shows in
Leavenworth.
Artist Guild of Leavenworth
Comprised of talented artists of the Leavenworth area
representing various creative arts. Shows and art sales are
featured throughout the year.
Icicle Creek Music Center
Concerts feature beautiful music from Vienna, France, Spain
and America. Leavenworth's ensemble, Kairos Quartet,
performs.
Projekt Bayern
A group
of Leavenworth business people committed to the enhancement
and education of the "Bavarian Theme" of Leavenworth.
The Leavenworth Echo
The
web site for the local Leavenworth newspaper.
Leavenworth Video
A web
site where you can order and purchase a video of
Leavenworth, Washington.
Pass Report - Road Conditions
The
Department of Transportation's web site for information on
travel over Snoqualmie or Stevens Pass in the winter months.
Lake Wenatchee State Park
Lake
Wenatchee State Park is located one mile from the Pine River
Ranch. Golf, horseback ride, enjoy the beach or play in the
beautiful (but cold) Lake Wenatchee. See the web site for
more information.
Official Wenatchee National Forest Web Site
The Pine River Ranch is located amidst the Wenatchee
National Forest. This site has current recreational
information of the area. Hiking, biking and permit
information.

Other Leavenworth
Places to Visit
Plain
Hardware
www.plainhardware.com
Best mocha around,
Souvenirs, 'Plain' T-shirts, Candles, Soaps, and YES they
even have hardware, Check out their web-sight, and
definitely stop by for a look around.
Applets & Cotlets
509-782-2191 117 Mission Ave., Cashmere
www.libertyorchards.com Continuous 15-minute tours,
charming country store, free samples.
Chelan
Co. Historical Soc.
509-782-3230, Cashmere
Pioneer, natural and Native American history and artifacts.
The pioneer village includes actual pioneer cabins and
furnishings.
Icicle
Junction 65 Hwy. 2
Leavenworth Mini golf, bumper boats, train rides, movie
theater.
Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery 509-548-7641
Icicle Road Leavenworth Exhibits that identify the fish
and describe their environmental needs
Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum 509-548-4708
735 Front St, Leavenworth The only all-nutcracker museum
in the US, nutcrackers from the 15th century to present
times.
Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center 509-664-3340
127 S. Mission St. Wenatchee A cultural center and museum
with programs and exhibits focusing on history, natural
history, art and cultural heritage of the people of North
Central Washington.
Ohme
Gardens 509-662-5785
3327 Ohme Rd. Wenatchee Nationally acclaimed 9-acre alpine
garden perched high on a rocky bluff above the Columbia
River. Stone pathways, spectacular views, pools, waterfalls
Apr. 15-Oct. 15 daily.
www.ohmegarden.com
Rocky
Mountain Chocolate Factory 636 Front
Street - The Brewery Bldg, Leavenworth Watch candy makers
hand-fashion Rocky Mountain Chocolates.
Rocky
Reach Dam Visitor’s Center Highway 97-A,
Wenatchee Interpretive museum, fish ladder, fish-viewing
room, café & gift shop.
www.chelanpud.org
Village
Art in the Park Leavenworth
Renowned professional and amateur artisans exhibit in
Leavenworth City Park 1st weekend in May through 2nd weekend
of October
Washington Apple Commission Visitors Center & Gift Shop
Wenatchee Apple
samples. Interactive displays covering apple blossom
pollination, orchard cultivation and marketing. Unique gifts
available. Open weekdays year round. Support our local fruit
growers!
www.bestapples.com
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