ADVENTURE OUT

Boasting 300 days of sunshine a year, the greater Wenatchee area is one of the most understated destinations in the state. From high desert land to eastern slope forests, there's something incredible for everyone of all ages. Pybus Public Market with its local bounty from farmers and artists showcases everything in the Columbia River valley. Fit in a meandering drive to Horse Lake Reserve, hike any direction, celebrate the views high above coulees and stroll among wild flowers in spring. Put Ohme Gardens on your bucket list plus so many parks, playgrounds, old town shopping and antique malls.

This remake of Little Bavaria is a gem worth visiting. As the most popular tourist attraction in the State, explore nature walks, ski jump hills, a Nutcracker Museum (largest anywhere), boutique breweries, art, theater and exciting festivals throughout the year.

Snow and mountain fan? We got you cover. Only a short drive away, with daily tickets and weekend passes, there's fun for everyone. Enjoy a hot chocolate and relax in the hot tub at the Inn afterwards!

Everything you ever wanted to know about outdoor recreation is on this site. A plethora of maps, guides, resource materials, educational blogs all scream GET OUT - GET ACTIVE - HAVE FUN!

The jewel lake of north central Washington, only 40 minutes from Wenatchee you'll cover territory from steep rock cliffs with herds of long horn sheep to some of the most fertile orchard land in the country. Stop at fruit stands on your way through Entiat, experience 40+ wineries. Take the Lady of the Lake day boat cruise up to isolated, incredible Stehekin or just spash on warm beach areas along the south shore.

For something more local with a bit of the Wenatchee twang, take a look at some of the shows and performances at Wenatchee's very own Numerica Performing Arts Center.

Dial in every year to see the concert list at The Gorge. Get those tickets early for Brandi or Dave. It's one-hour parking lot to our parking lot and we've recently discovered Wenatchee Shuttles to help with the drive. Book early for these 2-3 day popular weekends from foreigners to locals.

We can steer you towards the magnificent Grand Coulee Dam, a drive through the plateau to Waterville, a swimming trip to Crescent Bar - all these a short distance from Wenatchee. Mountain bike from Cashmere to Mission Ridge on Devil's Gulch Trail. Rock climb at The Pinnacles near Dryden.

Whether you prefer a paddle board or an inner tube, ski boating or a windsurfing it's all within your reach here. Bring sunscreen and a life vest (maybe a helmet for you kayakers) and head into the sunshine. There are local fishing experts and Ludger's fishing poles here at the Inn - you just need a license.

Washington's Ultimate Road Trip!