Field Repairs 202
Field Repairs 202
by Andy Dappen
When it comes to keeping your outdoor equipment in good repair, I've sang the praises of Seam Grip many times. With this viscous liquid that flows from a tube like cold honey ... Read More...
Beginner’s Guide to Foraging
Backpacker Magazine recently had an article identifying and getting started with foraging for food. Written by Kat Mackinnon and Briana Wiles The Beginner's Guide to Foraging is a helpful tool to get you starte... Read More...
Chelan Butte/Highway 97A Loop
Chelan Butte/Highway 97A Loop
by Ray Birks
Climbing up Chelan Butte Road can be a brute. It’s a mostly steep and relentless adventure and the single-track coming down toward the lake is good, but not great. I... Read More...
Camping Memories
by Sarah Shaffer Cody Graf and Kate Bonnett trail running through wildflower blooms on the top of Steamboat Rock.
The goal for myself and my family this spring and summer is to get out backpacking and ca... Read More...
Steven Gnam – A Photographer’s Tale
The photographer in his studio.
by WenOut Staff
Steven Gnam - A Photographer's Tale
Steven Gnam, a professional photographer and videographer, moved to Wenatchee in November 2014 because of his wife’s work ... Read More...
Neglected Strengths to Do During Quarantine
by Sarah Shaffer
Personally, my climbing skills have not been increasing much during this time of Covid/quarantine. I came across this great article on the Access Fund website for how to increase strength and ... Read More...
Shoreline Protections to Lake Wenatchee, Fish Lake & Rivers in Chelan County
The serene bog (pictured) located near Fish Lake.
by Jane Zanol and Susan Ballinger Common Loon, photo by Tim Gallagher. Chelan County is a beautiful place to live because it has such a variety of la... Read More...
Help Link Transit Build a Better Transportation System for Your Community
Help Link Transit Build a Better
Transportation System For Your Community
As Link Transit heads into its fourth decade of service, they are seeking community feedback in building a more efficient, accessible ... Read More...
Mud is Our March Madness
Note: This article by Susan Ballinger was first published in The Wenatchee World on February 21st, 2014 as a "Culture of Conservation" post within Community Connections. However, muddy trails (especially on nor... Read More...
Wenatchee Pollinator Garden
Our backyard garden, pictured are both the Echinacea and the Russian Sage against the fence.
by Sarah Shaffer
Since we bought our first home in Wenatchee in 2012 it has been my goal to make our garden as wil... Read More...