Blog - Page 55 of 142 - Wenatchee Outdoors

Coronavirus pandemic forces cancellation of Red Devil Trail Runs near Cashmere

April 10, 2020

RunWenatchee has officially canceled the June 6 Red Devil Challenge Trail Runs in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest near Cashmere due to the coronavirus pandemic. “RunWenatchee had anticipated holding the event on schedule. But with the ‘Stay Home, Stay Healthy’ order... Read More...

Lifted-A Ski Film for the Rest of Us

April 6, 2020

Adventure Things to know What's Happening

North 40 Productions is sharing a ski film they created about Mission Ridge our local ski hill, free of charge for the month of April. Thank you North 40 Productions! This documentary style ski film celebrates the 50th season of... Read More...

Sage Hills Trails to Open Wed. March 25th

March 25, 2020

Things to know What's Happening

Sage Hills Trails in the Wenatchee Foothills to Open Wednesday, March 25 Chelan Douglas Land Trust (CDLT), Chelan PUD, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), the City of Wenatchee and Wenatchee Valley TREAD have collaborated to open the Sage... Read More...

ACTIVITIES TO DO DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

March 23, 2020

Things to know Uncategorized What's Happening

by Sarah Shaffer We know we are in unprecedented times with the COVID-19 pandemic taking place. Health and safety rules and regulations are changing daily. As of today, we have been ordered from our Governor to “stay home, stay healthy.”... Read More...

Mission Ridge Expansion Proposal-Comments Due in March

March 18, 2020

Things to know What's Happening

The Wenatchee business community, as reported by such articles in the Wenatchee World, have supported the Mission Ridge Proposed Expansion and the economic opportunity that is hoped to spin off of ski-area development. In early March, El Sendero Ski and... Read More...

Banks Lake Rock Climbs

March 16, 2020

Guidebook

Article and Photos by Bill Wicheta. Tom Janisch, Mark Shipman, Curt Haire and I set aside a three day weekend, October 10-12, to climb Bonanza, a peak long on my tick list. Alas, with the significant early season snow blanketing the... Read More...

Entiat River Road

March 13, 2020

Guidebook

ATTRACTIONS: This is the advertised route of the Apple Century ride. The ride up the Entiat River Valley is very beautiful. The river is close by through the entire ride. Scenery changes from scattered homes and farms near the bottom... Read More...

Pedal for a Cause

March 11, 2020

Things to know What's Happening

Pedal for a Cause by Alan Walker We never know what type of bikes riders will choose when participating in the Apple Century Bike Ride. In Sunrise Rotary’s 34 years of hosting the ride we have seen elliptical bicycles, recumbent,... Read More...

Tronsen Head Ski Loop

March 9, 2020

Adventure Things to know What's Happening

Jim Brisbine has been climbing Washington peaks for 40+ years, documenting hundreds of summits and thousands of trail miles in words and pictures. Jim recently went on a backcountry ski outing with Todd, Yoko, and Debra for another quasi-annual installment... Read More...

Getting Wide Around the Middle

March 7, 2020

Gear

By Adam Vognild For a guy who loves the outdoors and who geeks out on gear, I’m on the slow side when it comes to pulling the trigger and getting the latest-greatest. Since the mid-90’s skis have been getting wider... Read More...

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