Wenatchee Outdoors

Rails & Ales
2018-02-16 17:30 - 20:00 UTC
Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort and Badger Mountain Brewing will host Rails & Ales presented by Numerica Credit Union at 5:30 pm, Friday, February 16th, in Wenatchee.
Mission Ridge Ski & Board resort will literally bring the mountain to the people by delivering truckloads of fresh snow to the heart of downtown Wenatchee. The snow will be used to hold a rail jam competition, featuring some of the region’s top skiers and snowboarder’s, where cash prizes will be handed out to the top performers in both men’s and women’s categories. In addition, the event includes a craft beer garden, set up in front of Badger Mountain Brewing, featuring local breweries and highlighting the Wenatchee Brewers Row. An after-party and live music from the Northshore Band will follow the rail jam competition inside the brewery.
“Wenatchee sits at the doorstep of the Mission Ridge ski area as well as seemingly endless outdoor recreation opportunities,” said Mission Ridge Marketing Director Tony Hickok. “Rails & Ales celebrates the winter season, the connection between the Mission Ridge and this town, and our community’s passion for skiing and snowboarding.”
Rails & Ales presented by Numerica Credit Union is free and open to the public. The Badger Mountain Brewing Beer Garden and after party is open to ages 21+ only. Those interested in competing in the rail jam can contact Mission Ridge by emailing marketing@missionridge.com. For more information on this year’s event visit missionridge.com/events/rails-ales.

The Vanishing Caribou Rainforest
2018-02-14
Wednesday, February 14, 2018 – 7:00pm

Location: The Barn @ Barn Beach Reserve, 347 Division Street, Leavenworth, WA

Hosted by the Wenatchee River Institue

ADMISSION BY DONATION, ALL AGES WELCOME!
DOORS OPEN AT 6:30PM FOR NO HOST REFRESHMENTS
Last Stand: The Vanishing Caribou Rainforest is a cinematic journey into the tragically threatened world of endangered mountain caribou, their home in the world’s largest remaining inland temperate rainforest, and the critical human choices that will ultimately decide the fate of this stunning ecosystem. With the failure of agencies in the U.S. and Canada to regulate industrial resource extraction effectively, honor the treaty rights of indigenous peoples, and protect the integrity of the natural systems of this region, this film gives voice to First Nations, scientists, foresters, conservationists, and recreationists attempting to chart a new path forward before it is too late.

Icicle Creek Glaciers & Upper Valley Erratics
2018-02-13 19:00 - 20:30
Wenatchee Valley Erratics Chapter of the Ice Age Floods Institute will meet at 7:00 P.M., Tuesday, February 13 at the Wenatchee Valley Museum, 127 South Mission, Wenatchee.
Icicle Creek Glaciers and Upper Valley Erratics

Glaciers from Icicle Creek advanced multiple times over the past several hundred thousand years and left deposits near Leavenworth. Some thought lakes or slack water from Glacial Lake Missoula outburst floods deposited the boulders lying between Leavenworth and Peshastin. The late local geologist Bill Long collected data about these boulders, and others near Wenatchee, during the 1960s to 1980s. That data tell a different story about Icicle Creek glaciers and the location of past termini. Kelsay Stanton, WVC adjunct instructor and licensed professional geologist, will talk about work she’s done in the Leavenworth area with USGS geologist Richard Waitt, using information collected by Long, and describe how it fits into the regional glacial and glacial outburst flood story.
The program is free & open to the public.
For overviews of the Ice Age Floods and more information on the Ice Age Floods Institute, please see our website: http://www.iafi.org; http://www.hugefloods.com; and quadricopter videos of Ice Age features, http://www.brucebjornstad.com.

Twilight Snowshoe Trek
2018-02-10 16:30 - 18:30
Saturday, February 10, 2018

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Presented by Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort- This fun, informative, guided snowshoe trek leaves from the Base Area and heads up to the Midway Lodge. There are several routes available and each trek is fitted to the group interests and abilities.
Suggested Gear:
Boots that fit well and offer good ankle support, goggles, gloves, a winter hat, coat, snow pants & headlamp (optional).
Creature Comforts if you have them: backpack, gaiters and facemask. Note: All gear subject to Guides’ Approval.
Pricing:
$10 to register, $17 to rent snowshoes.
Scheduling & Other Info:
Tours will take place every Saturday Evening from December 30th to February 24th.
Groups will congregate at 4:30 PM in front of the Hampton Lodge rental/retail office and will depart promptly at 5:00 PM.

Polar Bear Plunge
2018-02-10 10:00 - 13:00
Take your support of Special Olympics Washington to new depths by signing up for one of the coolest events of the year. Whether you’re looking to dip your toes or make a big splash in the Columbia River, you’ll be changing the lives of 17,500 athletes across the state.
Anyone can participate! (Under 18 requires parent or guardian signature.) For more information CLICK HERE.

Love At First Send
2018-02-10 09:00 - 20:00
Riverfront Rock Gym presents-Love at First Send
A local climbing competition
When: Saturday, Feb. 10th 2018
Where: Riverfront Rock Gym in Wenatchee
Details: Redpoint style bouldering, partner problems, sponsor swag, raffle, food, cold drinks and warm feelings! Music, sweet music and secret admirers.
Comp Schedule-
6:30 am gym opens
7-9 am registration
9am-12 pm Heat One (Youth, Beginner, Open)
12-3 pm Heat Two (Masters, Intermediate, Advanced)
3-6 pm Finals Reset
6 pm Finals (Men and Women)
8 pm Awards/Raffle
Category Breakdown-
Youth (6-18 years) Beginner (Vo-V2) Intermediate (V3-V4) Advanced (V5-V6) Open (V7+) Masters (40+ years)
Registration online or at front desk. Early registration $35 Day of $45
First 40 to register will receive a limited edition prize package.

Avalanche Awareness Workshop
2018-02-04
Sunday, February 4, 2018

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Avalanche Awareness
Presented by Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort-This workshop is designed for mountain enthusiasts who are starting to tour on their own and possibly venturing out of the ski area boundries.
Areas of focus in this course:

Recognize & Avoid Avalanche Terrain
Understanding Layed Snow
Weather Indicators & Red Flags
Basic Companion Rescue
Avalanche Control Techniques
Boundary Policies
Avalanche Terrain & Terrain Maps
Basic Route Selection
Current Snow Pack Conditions
Companion Recovery
Probing, Shoveling, & Beacon use

Workshops begin at 9am. Participants will meet outside the Mission Ridge Base Area First Aid Room. Please be prepared with all your ski and snowboard gear to ride the chairlift to the summit at 9am. For information about these workshops, CLICK HERE.

Date: February 4th, 2018
Time: 9:00am
Where: Meet outside the First Aid Room in Base Area

Twilight Snowshoe Trek
2018-02-03 16:30 - 18:30
Saturday, February 3, 2018

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Presented by Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort- This fun, informative, guided snowshoe trek leaves from the Base Area and heads up to the Midway Lodge. There are several routes available and each trek is fitted to the group interests and abilities.
Suggested Gear:
Boots that fit well and offer good ankle support, goggles, gloves, a winter hat, coat, snow pants & headlamp (optional).
Creature Comforts if you have them: backpack, gaiters and facemask. Note: All gear subject to Guides’ Approval.
Pricing:
$10 to register, $17 to rent snowshoes.
Scheduling & Other Info:
Tours will take place every Saturday Evening from December 30th to February 24th.
Groups will congregate at 4:30 PM in front of the Hampton Lodge rental/retail office and will depart promptly at 5:00 PM.
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Date: February 3rd, 2018
Time: 4:30 PM
Where: Meet outside Hampton Lodge Rental Shop

Full Moon Ski & Snowshoe Party
2018-02-03
Plain Valley Nordic Ski Trails Presents-
FULL MOON SKI & SNOWSHOE PARTY!
Saturday, February 3, 2018
7pm at Plain Valley Nordic Ski Trails
Click here for more information.

Guided Family Snowshoe Hike
2018-02-03
Date
Sat, 02/03/2018

Time
10:00 AM

Location
Saddle Rock Trail

The Chelan Douglas Land Trust Presents-This is you and your family’s chance to try out one of winter’s most popular activities: snowshoeing!
These trips teach beginners the basics of snowshoeing while exploring the family friendly trails of Saddlerock. Your hike leader will share fun and interesting information about winter animals and plants along the way, and the group will enjoy hot cocoa at the end of the hike.
Snow shoes are provided by the City of Wenatchee.
Bring water and snacks, dress warmly and wear sturdy, waterproof shoes.
This program is offered in partnership with the City of Wenatchee.

Twilight Snowshoe Trek
2018-01-27 16:30 - 18:30
Saturday, January 27, 2018

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Presented by Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort-This fun, informative, guided snowshoe trek leaves from the Base Area and heads up to the Midway Lodge. There are several routes available and each trek is fitted to the group interests and abilities.
Suggested Gear:
Boots that fit well and offer good ankle support, goggles, gloves, a winter hat, coat, snow pants & headlamp (optional).
Creature Comforts if you have them: backpack, gaiters and facemask. Note: All gear subject to Guides’ Approval.
Pricing:
$10 to register, $17 to rent snowshoes.
Scheduling & Other Info:
Tours will take place every Saturday Evening from December 30th to February 24th.
Groups will congregate at 4:30 PM in front of the Hampton Lodge rental/retail office and will depart promptly at 5:00 PM.
Register Now

Date: January 27th, 2018
Time: 4:30 PM
Where: Meet outside Hampton Lodge Rental Shop

Guided Family Snowshoe Hikes
2018-01-27
Date
Sat, 01/27/2018
Time
10:00 AM
Location
Saddle Rock Trail
Sign up coming soon on the Chelan Douglas Land Trust website.
This is you and your family’s chance to try out one of winter’s most popular activities: snowshoeing!
These trips teach beginners the basics of snowshoeing while exploring the family friendly trails of Saddlerock. Your hike leader will share fun and interesting information about winter animals and plants along the way, and the group will enjoy hot cocoa at the end of the hike.
Snow shoes are provided by the City of Wenatchee.
Bring water and snacks, dress warmly and wear sturdy, waterproof shoes.
This program is offered in partnership with the City of Wenatchee.

Winter Adventure Walk
2018-01-25 10:00 - 13:00
Thursday, January 25, 2018 – 10:00am

Location:

The Barn @ Barn Beach Reserve, 347 Division Street, Leavenworth, WA

Wenatchee River Institute Presents-Grab your mittens and snow boots and join us at Barn Beach Reserve for a winter adventure walk! A winter ecology ramble led by Institute staff explores the beauty and wildlife along the Wenatchee River at this magical time of year. Snow permitting, this will include a basic introduction to show shoeing. Snow shoes provided or feel free to bring your own.
Please just drop in on Thursday!
Children welcome, but snow shoes only come in one size.
Space is limited.
Suggested Donation $5 per person

Ages:

All Ages

Skill Level:

Beginner through Advanced

Activity Level:

Moderate

Materials to Bring:

Warm clothes, sturdy boots and snow shoes if you have them.

Fix & Maintain Your Outdoor Gear w/ WenOut Experts
2018-01-23 19:00 - 20:30
January 23, 2018 Classes start promptly at 7:00pm.
Fix and Maintain Your Outdoor Gear with Wenatchee Outdoors Experts (Pybus University)
Andy Dappen
For the first third of this session you will learn about special supplies, materials, resources, and techniques to repair or restore your outdoor raincoats, rain pants, gaiters, tents, parkas, packs, sleeping pads, boots, and more. During the next two thirds of the session we’ll go to work on wounded gear that you’ve brought along with you. We’ll have a few sewing machines (and their owners) who will help sew failing seams or ripped equipment. We’ll also have resources on hand to patch, glue, or coat your injured gear. Even if the job is bigger than what we can tackle, we’ll coach you on how to go about it.
Andy Dappen, outdoor writer and founder of the Wenatchee Outdoors website, has been damaging-and fixing- his equipment for nearly 50 years. He says, “On a writer’s wages I can’t afford to buy a lot of new gear. I need to give all my gear second and third lives.”
www.WenatcheeOutdoors.org | www.facebook.com/WenatcheeOutdoors/
This class is limited to 40 participants.

Birds of a Feather Stay Forever
2018-01-22 18:00 - 21:00
Learn to prepare and preserve bird study skins.
Join Dr. Dan Stephens in this in-depth class that covers all aspects of taxidermy including skinning, cleaning, preserving and mounting birds. Gain a greater understanding of keeping scientific data of the specimen. The importance of safety and health considerations will be covered. You will complete a preserved bird in class. But it will remain the property of WVC due to permits with the State of Washington.
Details:
42 hours
Mon, Wed 6pm-9pm
Jan. 22nd to March 12th
Cost-$149
Click HERE for more information.

Washington Native Conifers
2018-01-22 18:00 - 20:00
An identification workshop taught by Susan Ballinger.
Winter is a great season to learn to identify native conifer trees that grow in Washington’s east side Cascade Mountains. Wenatchee Naturalist Designer and Instructor Susan Ballinger has designed this hands on workshop to introduce cones, form, needle and bark patterns, and the natural history of each tree. Microscopes will be used to examine live samples of needles. You will have your own learning aids and take samples home. Lectures will focus on how each species is adapted to thrive in the unique climate of our region that includes summer drought and wildfire.
Details:
Cost: $49
Mon, Wed 6-8 pm
Jan. 22nd and 24th
This class takes place at Wenatchee Valley College.
Click HERE for more information.

Companion Rescue Workshop
2018-01-21
Sunday, January 21, 2018

Companion Rescue-Presented by Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort
This workshop will teach you the skills to effectively operate a rescue beacon, efficiently probe the snow to determine the victim’s location and strategically move snow with your shovel to uncover your companion.
Areas of focus in this course:

Beacon Fundamentals
Beacon Coarse Search
Beacon Fine Search
Beacon Practice
Overview of Probe Methods
Spiral Probe Method
Beacon Search with Probe
Strategic vs. Non-Strategic Shoveling
Strategic Shoveling Methods (Terracing, V-Shaped, Multiple Rescuers)
Putting it all Together

Workshops begin at 9am. Participants will meet outside the Mission Ridge Base Area First Aid Room. Please be prepared with all your ski and snowboard gear to ride the chairlift to the summit at 9am. For information about these workshops, CLICK HERE.

Date: January 21st, 2018
Time: 9:00am
Where: Meet outside the First Aid Room

Rocking Relay
2018-01-21
Plain Valley Nordic Ski Trails Presents-
ROCKING RELAY
Sunday, January 21, 2018
1pm at Plain Valley Nordic Ski Trails
See the website for more information.

Twilight Snowshoe Trek
2018-01-20 16:30 - 18:30
Saturday, January 20, 2018

Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort Presents- This fun, informative, guided snowshoe trek leaves from the Base Area and heads up to the Midway Lodge. There are several routes available and each trek is fitted to the group interests and abilities.Suggested Gear:
Boots that fit well and offer good ankle support, goggles, gloves, a winter hat, coat, snow pants & headlamp (optional).
Creature Comforts if you have them: backpack, gaiters and facemask. Note: All gear subject to Guides’ Approval.
Pricing:
$10 to register, $17 to rent snowshoes.
Scheduling & Other Info:
Tours will take place every Saturday Evening from December 30th to February 24th.
Groups will congregate at 4:30 PM in front of the Hampton Lodge rental/retail office and will depart promptly at 5:00 PM.

3rd Annual Hok Festival!
2018-01-20 10:00 - 15:00
Where: Sitzmark Ski Area in Northern Okanogan County
When: Saturday Jan. 20th 2018
What: Demo and enjoy using Hok Skis and Koms, a very different type of skiing.
Activities from 10am to 3pm. The event is free with discounted lift tickets for those Altai Ski participants who would like to ride the lift (totally optional).
Demos of Hoks and Koms will be available through the day with instruction and tips on going up and coming down on the Hoks.
How to use the Tiak (single pole) mysteries revealed.
All ages and abilities are welcome.
For more information CLICK HERE.

Winter Adventure Walk
2018-01-18 10:00 - 13:00
Location: The Barn @ Barn Beach Reserve, 347 Division Street, Leavenworth, WA

Wenatchee River Institute Presents- Grab your mittens and snow boots and join us at Barn Beach Reserve for a winter adventure walk! A winter ecology ramble led by Institute staff explores the beauty and wildlife along the Wenatchee River at this magical time of year. Snow permitting, this will include a basic introduction to snowshoeing. Snowshoes provided or feel free to bring your own.
Please just drop in on Thursday.
Children welcome, but snowshoes only come in one size.
Space is limited.
Suggested Donation $5 per person

Ages: All Ages

Skill Level: Beginner through Advanced

Activity Level: Moderate

Materials to Bring: Warm clothes, sturdy boots and snow shoes if you have them

Switch
2018-01-16
Where: Wenatchee Valley Museum
When: Tuesday Jan. 16th 7pm event is 98 minutes
Cost: Free with suggested $5 donation
Sponsor: Chelan P.U.D.
Every energy resource-fossil, nuclear and renewable, is undergoing profound changes. Overall, the planet is shifting from coal and oil to the energies of tomorrow. This sweeping transition is the subject of Switch. Rather than advocate for how it should happen, Switch travels the world to discover how it most likely will happen. Switch is also about changing the energy conversation. Switch focuses on practical realities and encourages a balanced understanding while centering its narrative around changing the way we use energy to realize the many economic and environmental benefits of efficiency.

Snowshoe Demo-Lworth
2018-01-14 10:00 - 13:00
Location: Leavenworth Ski Hill
Looking for a winter activity that doesn’t require a big investment in equipment, instruction and practice…like skiing? Then come on out and discover the fast growing winter sport of snowshoeing. If you can walk, you can snowshoe. You can checkout snowshoes from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Enjoy a special snowshoe trail at the Ski Hill. A bonfire will provide a warm welcome at the base.
There is no better way to begin snowshoeing than just going and doing it. Come join in on the fun!
For more information CLICK HERE

Twilight Snowshoe Trek
2018-01-13 16:30 - 18:30
Date: January 13th, 2018
Time: 4:30 PM
Where:
Meet outside Hampton Lodge Rental Shop

Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort Presents-Twilight Snowshoe Trek
This fun, informative, guided snowshoe trek leaves from the Base Area and heads up to the Midway Lodge. There are several routes available and each trek is fitted to the group interests and abilities.
Suggested Gear:
Boots that fit well and offer good ankle support, goggles, gloves, a winter hat, coat, snow pants & headlamp (optional).
Creature Comforts if you have them: backpack, gaiters and facemask. Note: All gear subject to Guides’ Approval.
Pricing:
$10 to register, $17 to rent snowshoes.
Scheduling & Other Info:
Tours will take place every Saturday Evening from December 30th to February 24th.
Groups will congregate at 4:30 PM in front of the Hampton Lodge rental/retail office and will depart promptly at 5:00 PM.

Winter Adventure Walk
2018-01-11 10:00 - 13:00
Thursday, January 11, 2018 – 10:00am

Location:

The Barn @ Barn Beach Reserve, 347 Division Street, Leavenworth, WA

Wenatchee River Institute Presents- Grab your mittens and snow boots and join us at Barn Beach Reserve for a winter adventure walk! A winter ecology ramble led by Institute staff explores the beauty and wildlife along the Wenatchee River at this magical time of year. Snow permitting, this will include a basic introduction to snowshoeing. Snowshoes provided or feel free to bring your own.
Please just drop in on Thursday.
Children welcome, but snowshoes only come in one size.
Space is limited.
Suggested Donation $5 per person

Ages: All Ages

Skill Level: Beginner through Advanced

Activity Level: Moderate

Materials to Bring: Warm clothes, sturdy boots and snow shoes if you have them

Beavers Restoring Watersheds
2018-01-10
Wednesday, January 10, 2018 – 7:00pm

Location: The Barn @ Barn Beach Reserve, 347 Division Street, Leavenworth, WA

Hosted by the Wenatchee River Institute
ADMISSION BY DONATION, ALL AGES WELCOME!
DOORS OPEN AT 6:30PM FOR NO HOST REFRESHMENTS
U.S. Forest Service biologist, Kent Woodruff will discuss working to reintroduce beavers to forest streams where they used to be common.
The Methow Beaver Project aims to understand the ecological impacts of climate change on water storage, an essential part of the long-term health of the Methow watershed. Earlier snow melts and precipitation that falls as rain instead of snow will make for drier summers, stressing fish populations as well as local irrigators. Beaver dams and the wetland “sponges” they create allow the watershed to retain water for longer, improving late-season flows. Beaver dams also increase riparian habitat, reduce stream temperatures, restore stream complexity, and capture sediment. These effects support many species, including the Spring Chinook, Steelhead, Cutthroat Trout, and Bull Trout that spawn in the Methow watershed. Restoring beaver populations is a way to adapt to changing climate conditions, ensuring the future of our salmon recovery efforts and of the local community.

Avalanche Awareness Workshop
2018-01-07
Avalanche Awareness at Mission Ridge Ski and Board Resort
This workshop is designed for mountain enthusiasts who are starting to tour on their own and possibly venturing out of the ski area boundries.
Areas of focus in this course:

Recognize & Avoid Avalanche Terrain
Understanding Layed Snow
Weather Indicators & Red Flags
Basic Companion Rescue
Avalanche Control Techniques
Boundary Policies
Avalanche Terrain & Terrain Maps
Basic Route Selection
Current Snow Pack Conditions
Companion Recovery
Probing, Shoveling, & Beacon use

Workshops begin at 9am. Participants will meet outside the Mission Ridge Base Area First Aid Room. Please be prepared with all your ski and snowboard gear to ride the chairlift to the summit at 9am. For information about these workshops, CLICK HERE.

Date: January 7th, 2018
Time: 9:00am
Where: Meet outside the First Aid Room

Echo Ridge Loppet CANCELLED
2018-01-06 09:00
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED AS OF 1/5/18.

Saturday, January 6, 2018
9:00 AM 2:00 PM

The Lake Chelan Nordic Club will be hosting a non-competitive, timed, Ski Loppet on January 6th, 2018 at the Echo Ridge Nordic Area. Three loops will be available to choose from: 1) Novice 5K, 2) Best Echo Skate 15K, and 3) Best Echo Classic 10K or complete all three loops for the 30K Echoathon.

Loppet Schedule:
9:00 am-Registration/bib pickup in front of the yurt at the upper parking lot.
10:00 am-Mass start, non-competitive event
11:00 am-2:00 pm-Soup and snacks
12:00 pm-Kids Lollie-Pop Loppet
2:00 pm-Event ends
Loppet tickets are $20 online (plus a $2.53 credit card processing fee). Kids ski free! $10 ski passes (for non-season pass holders) can be purchased at the trailhead the day of the event (cash or check only).
Swag, warm soup and refreshments will be available at the yurt. Come enjoy our cozy yurt and outstanding trail grooming!!!
ONLINE REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

Skirennen Nordic Race
2018-01-06 08:15 - 12:00
What: A fun race day for all ages and abilities! Skate races for all.
When: Saturday, January 6, 2018
Where: Leavenworth Golf Course Ski Trails, 9101 Icicle Road, Leavenworth
Skirennen Nordic Race
The LWSC Junior Nordic Team is hosting a fun race at the Golf Course on Saturday, January 6th for all ages! Each race is a skate mass start. There’s a 10k for adults, and a 5k, 2k and FunK for the kids. Day of registration only. All proceeds benefit the LWSC Junior Nordic Team.
Distances

Fun K – Kids 8 & Under (free, registration still required)

2k – Kids 13 & Under

5k – Kids ages 14-19

10k- Adult Race

For more information CLICK HERE

Hair of the Dog 5k Fun Run
2018-01-01 10:30 - 12:30
Milepost 111 and Cashmere Family Dentistry present Cashmere’s First Annual
HAIR OF THE DOG 5k FUN RUN for January 1st 2018
The all-ages friendly event will start and end at Cashmere’s Milepost 111 parking area, 407 Aplets Way
Participants will begin to gather at 10:30am with the fun run (walk, crawl, roll…) starting at 11am.
5k double loop/2.5 k single loop maps available at the event. The Milepost 111 conference room will be open with access to restrooms and warm beverages. Heat lamps will add warmth to the the brewpub’s covered patio. An aid/hydration station will be provided and the Cashmere Fire Department will be on hand for any needs.
Humans and their friendly, leashed dogs and other furry friends are encouraged to don retro ski attire – the more retro and crazier the better! No retro ski wear available to you? Wear something warm and wacky! Prizes for costumes and participation.
Cost is $12 per human participant including a non-perishable food item donation for the Cashmere Food Bank. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to OkanDogs adoption coordinators in Cashmere. OkanDogs will be onsite with loner dogs for the fun run or as a four-legged cheering squad.
Included with the entry fee, after the fun run participants may enjoy one Hair of the Dog beverage (craft beer or bloody Mary), as well as hot cocoa, juice, coffee, or tea, and light snacks.
Arrive with your tails a draggin’ and leave with your tails a waggin’
Questions? Call Tricia at Cashmere Family Dentistry, 782-2516 or Melissa at Milepost 111, 888-0222
Please share and help make this event a fun success. 🐩 Woof!
