Wenatchee Outdoors

Bikepacking with Kids
2025-03-18 17:30 - 19:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Riverfront Rock Gym, 1319 Walla Walla Avenue, WENATCHEE, 98801, United States
Join Jon and his son Max as they recount their exciting bikepacking adventures, sharing valuable experiences and lessons learned along the way.
Discover practical tips on how to prepare, what to pack, and why including your kids in the journey can turn an ordinary trip into an unforgettable, rewarding experience for the whole family.
Location: Riverfront Rock Gym
Time: 5:30-7:00
Please Register Below

Grow Your Own Mushrooms Workshop
2025-03-15 12:00 - 14:00
Wenatchee River Institute Presents-Learn how to grow your own mushrooms on logs, in containers, and in garden beds at this interactive workshop.
Our instructor, Seth Beu, has years of experience growing mushrooms for restaurants with his business Primordia Farms. He’s spent countless hours hanging out with various fungi in the forests and instructing workshops just like this one. Seth will bring this knowledge, and knowledge gained form Dr. Elaine Ingham’s intensive Soil Food Web & Microscope course, to instructing you on growing your own edible mushrooms.
This course will cover several topics such as:
– 3 different ways to grow mushrooms from start to finish
– Integrating mushrooms into the garden space
– Different growing substrates and field capacity
– How to clone fungi you find in the forest
– How to pasteurize, sterilize, and avoid contamination
– How to make a blue oyster mushroom and/or winecap mushroom kit to take home
– What to do with your grow kit afterwards
All supplies will be provided. If you prefer, you can bring your own reusable container like a large, sterilized mason jar or lidded plastic container for your grow kit(s).
This event will take place inside the Red Barn, a heated building. There is a wheelchair accessible path and bathrooms onsite.

CONTACT INFO
Tiffa Theden
ttheden@wenatcheeriverinstitute.org
5095480181

Click here for more information and to register.

CDLT March Hike for Health
2025-03-15 09:00 - 11:00
Chelan-Douglas Land Trust Presents
Connecting with nature aids our physical, mental, and emotional health. Join Chelan Douglas Land Trust and Columbia Valley Community Health on a Hike for Health on Saturday, March 15th from 9:00am-11:00am at the Apple Capital Loop-Coyote Dunes
Arrive anytime between 9:00 am-11:00 am to walk the trails and receive a raffle ticket entry to win amazing health-focused prizes.
The guided walk will begin at 9:15 am and end at 11:00 am. During the guided walk, you will learn about the area’s plants, wildlife, and history. The event is open to all ages and will be in English and Spanish. You do not have to participate in the guided walk to receive a raffle ticket entry.
In March, we will explore part of the Apple Capital Loop area called Coyote Dunes. This walk will be about 2 miles total on a flat concrete path. Registration is not necessary to participate, but it is appreciated. Once you register, you will receive a confirmation email.
✨If you have any questions please contact Ayla Medina Ulloa, Community Inclusion Coordinator, at ayla@cdlandtrust.org or 509-667-9608
For more information Click Here

Fire Reverie
2025-03-12 18:00 - 22:00
Join the Wenatchee River Institute, Cascadia Prescribed Burn Association, and Enchantment Mobile Sauna in a celebration of fire.
This will be an evening to celebrate fire where we will bring warmth and light to the night. We will have firepits set up to gather around fire, a mobile sauna to enjoy after a cold plunge, food, stories, music, and your community’s company.
Please bring a chair to relax and listen to the poetry and music. We also encourage you to bring quick easy food to cook over the fire.
This event is open and welcome for all to join, no registration is required.

Wednesday, March 12, 2025
6:00 pm10:00 pm

Wenatchee River Institute
347 Division St.
Leavenworth, WA 98826

Click here for event link

Wenatchee Run Club
2025-03-12 17:00 - 19:00, 2025-03-05 17:00 - 19:00, 2025-02-26 17:00 - 19:00 | Pybus, 3 N Worthen St, Wenatchee, WA, 98801, United States
This event is hosted by the Wenatchee Run Club

Event Summary: Wednesday night weekly

Description: Come join us from 5-7 pm at the Taproom by Hellbent at Pybus for check in. We will have a 5k group start run at 5:30pm or you can run on your own.
Stay and hang out! Hellbent will be offering 10% off after the run for all participants.
Location: The Taproom at Pybus
More Info: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556162716960

Tuesday Tune Up Series-Wheel and Tire Maintenance
2025-03-11 18:30 - 20:00 | Foothills Middle School, 1410 Maple St, Wenatchee, 98801, United States
Are you a current EMBA or Wenatchee Outdoors member? If so, you are eligible for our FREE Tuesday Tune-up Series. Over the course of four sessions, you’ll learn from an EMBA board member and ride instructor how to keep your bike in good riding shape. You’ll be guided through essential bike maintenance tips and tricks to ensure your ride is smooth and safe for the upcoming riding season. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just starting out, this series is designed to help you feel confident in maintaining your bike on and off the trail.
In these hands-on workshops, you’ll learn about how to fix and maintain your drivetrain, brakes, suspension, and wheels and tires. You’ll gain confidence and independence, so you can hit the trails with peace of mind, knowing you’re ready for whatever comes your way. Don’t miss out—you and your bike deserve it! Space is very limited but there will be a waitlist for the entire series or individual sessions.
* If you are not a current EMBA or Wenatchee Outdoors member donor but would like to participate, you can sign up for the series with the agreement that you become a member or renew your membership before participating.
* Since space is very limited, we ask that you not sign up if you do not plan on attending all four sessions.
Register Here
Questions? Email raybirks@evergreenmtb.org
Series Details

Drivetrain Maintenance – December 17th, 6:30-8:00pm, Foothills Middle School

Cassette and chainring cleaning, and replacemen
Chain cleaning, lubrication, and replacement
Derailleur/shifting adjustment and tuning

Brake Maintenance – January 14th, 6:30-8:00pm, Foothills Middle School

Brake pad inspection and replacement
Rotor cleaning and truing
Brake lever and cable adjustment
Hydraulic brake fluid lever bleed

Suspension Maintenance – February 11th, 6:30-8:00pm, Foothills Middle School

Fork and shock cleaning and lubrication
Air pressure adjustment
Rebound and compression damping adjustment
Suspension sag setup

Wheel and Tire Maintenance – March 11th, 6:30-8:00pm, Foothills Middle School

Tire pressure check and adjustment
Tubeless setup and maintenance
Rim and spoke inspection
Wheel truing
Tire tread inspection and replacement
Tube or tubeless tire repair
Trailside repairs

Ask a Master Gardener-Plant & Insect Clinic
2025-03-10 13:00 - 16:00
WSU Chelan-Douglas Master Gardener Presents Plant and Insect Clinic
The Ask a Master Gardener Plant Diagnosis Clinic is in full bloom this month! The 2025 season kicked off with the in-person clinic on February 24, and now the action continues with weekly sessionsevery Monday from 1 to 4 p.m. Join us in the Sagebrush Meeting Room at the Wenatchee Public Library to get expert advice and answers to your plant-related puzzles.

To contact the Plant Clinic click here

Rails & Ales
2025-03-08 16:00 - 22:00
Missions Ridges Presents

One of the Wenatchee Valley’s legendary events, Rails and Ales is back on Saturday, March 8th!
Rails & Ales is a legendary winter festival drawing thousands to the heart of downtown Wenatchee. This epic spectacle of skiing, snowboarding, and music is fun for the whole family. Rails & Ales features some of the best skiers and snowboarders from across the country throwing down tricks and jumps to compete for a place on the podium.
Get ready to dive into the excitement! Before the competition takes center stage, gather at Centennial Park for a thrilling lineup of experiences. Test your skills on skis and snowboards, traipse across the snow in a pair of snowshoes, and embrace the fast-paced thrill of shooting a hockey puck – the park is your playground. And that’s not all – warm up with hot food and beverages from an array of vendors. This is just the beginning of the adventure that awaits you! After the park, head over to Orondo Street to the Rail Jam for an action-packed, high-energy night of thrilling tricks and stellar stunts. As you watch the action unfold, treat your taste buds at a variety of food trucks and charming downtown establishments. And for those who are 21 and above, enjoy a selection of locally crafted beer and cider in our vibrant beer gardens.
The night doesn’t end with the competition, make your way back to Centennial Park, where the excitement continues with the awards presentation and concert. Listen to the rhythm of live music in a beer garden that will be in a designated audience area. All ages can enjoy the music from various parts of the event.
Interested in competing?
The Pro class is by invitation only. If you want a chance to fight with the Pros for the cash purse, the top competitors from the Amateur class will move on to the Pro division.
To apply for entry into the Amateur class, HERE
DO NOT FORGET to sign your waiver, HERE
For more information Click Here
Schedule

4:00PM – 4:30PM
Amateur Check-in starts at

4:30PM – 5:00PM
Amateur All Practice

5:00PM – 5:10PM
Course Maintenance

5:10PM – 5:25PM
Amateur Men’s/Women’s Snowboard Finals

5:25PM – 5:35PM
Course Maintenance

5:35PM – 5:50PM
Amateur Men’s/Women’s Ski Finals

5:00PM – 5:45PM
Pro Rider Check In

5:50PM – 6:00PM
Break: Course Maintenance

6:00PM – 6:30PM
Pro All Practice

6:30PM – 6:45PM
Course Maintenance

6:45PM – 7:15PM
Pro Men’s/Women’s Snowboard

7:15PM – 7:30PM
Course Maintenance

International Women’s Day
2025-03-08 12:30 - 16:00
Mission Ridge Presents

International Women’s Day is an event to celebrate women and bring focus to the movement for women’s rights. This year we are celebrating by empowering women to get outdoors and create a supportive community. Follow the link to register for a day of fun, plus enjoy discounted lift tickets and the chance to win some sweet giveaways!
Schedule
12:30pm-2:00pm – Intermediate group shred. We will meet at Midway and lap Chair 2. If you show up after 12:30pm, look for the ladies and join the fun!
2:30pm-4:00pm – We will enjoy some Apres wine and charcuterie in the Ka-Wham Cafe.
3:00pm – Thanks to our sponsors, we have some great stuff to give away! Be sure to register for a chance to win; you must be present to collect.
Sponsors
Riverfront Rock Gym | Mervin | Ski like a Girl | SheJumps
For more information Click Here

CDLT Art on the Trails
2025-03-06 16:00 - 17:00
Chelan-Douglas Land Trust Presents
The “Art in the Park” series is coming to our trails!
Join the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust and NCW Libraries for an opportunity to show your creative side outdoors.
Come learn about nature and our local trailheads to spark your creativity. Then, participate in creating a watercolor postcard at the Saddle Rock shelter. All materials will be provided; all you need to bring is yourself and your creativity.
This event is FREE and open to the public. All ages are welcome.
Did you know that you can take the bus to Saddle Rock? Use Link Transit Route 3 to get there! Service to Saddle Rock is “on call” for all trips. You need to call 509-664-7639 for the bus to pick you up.
Accessibility: The Land Trust is working to make all of our events as accessible as possible. Please let us know at least one week in advance if there is something we can do or provide to support you in participating in this outing to the fullest, and we will accommodate as possible.
Questions? Please contact Ayla, Community Inclusion Coordinator, at ayla@cdlandtrust.org or (509) 667-9708.
Registration is optional, but gives us a sense of how many people to expect (plus you get reminder emails).
For more information and to register please Click Here.

Driving the Geologic Mysteries of the North Cascades-Online
2025-03-05 18:00 - 19:15
North Cascades Institute Presents
When: Mar 5, 2025 from 6:00pm- 7:15pm
Where: Online
Instructor: Gina Roberti
Class Tuition: $10.00
What makes driving State Route 20 through the North Cascades so spectacular? Why are the river canyons cut so deeply and the spires of mountains so jagged and sharp? What makes the rocks of the North Cascades so unique?
Join Gina Roberti on a virtual tour of the diverse geology to engage with stories of the landscape that transcend the human lifetime. Develop a new lens for interpreting the roadside geology and a deeper appreciation for the complex geologic stories written in the rocks.
This class will focus on the geology visible from several roadside pullouts along WA State Route 20 in North Cascades National Park.

For more information and registration Click Here

Hands-On Rose Pruning Workshop!
2025-03-05 08:00 - 17:00
WSU Chelan-Douglas Master Gardeners
Learn the secrets to healthy, beautiful roses in this interactive pruning demonstration and workshop at the Community Education Garden (CEG)! Discover the proper techniques for pruning each type of rose, then put your knowledge into action by joining small group sessions to prune the roses yourself.
Date: March 29
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: 1100 Western Avenue, Wenatchee, WA
What to Bring: Attendees are encouraged to bring their own bypass hand pruners.
Spaces are limited to 25 participants, so reserve your spot today and take your rose care skills to the next level! ✂️
Don’t miss this opportunity to prune like a pro!

Link to register
WSU Chelan & Douglas homepage

Mountain Music Series Feat. Bandits Of The Animal Kingdom
2025-03-01 18:30 - 20:30
Mission Ridge Presents

Come experience the vibe of live music on the mountain in the Hampton Lodge on Saturday Nights! Take a break from your night turns, or just head up for a night of good music, dancing, food, and drinks at a higher elevation. The action goes down on the Ka Wham Cafe side of the lodge but can also be enjoyed from the Chair 5 Pub. Mountain Music Series nights are free and are all-ages events.
About Bandits Of The Animal Kingdom
Bandits formed in 2019 in Central Washington. They play pop covers & originals with engaging vocal harmonies, ukuleles, mandolin, guitar, bass, sax, clarinet and drums. Bandits have played in the PNW at festivals/ events year-round. Put on those dancing shoes and head to the dance floor!
For more information Click Here

Mission Ridge Snowshoe Trek
2025-03-01 16:30, 2025-02-28 16:30, 2025-02-22 16:30, 2025-02-21 16:30
Twilight Snowshoe Trek

This fun, informative, guided snowshoe trek leaves from the Mission Ridge Base Area and heads up to the Midway Lodge. Each trek’s pace fits the group’s interests and abilities. Great for first-time snowshoers and those looking for a unique, non-skiing, on-snow experience. Twilight Snowshoe Treks are approximately 1.5 miles long, with an elevation gain of roughly 550 feet, and take around 2 hrs.
Suggested Gear: Boots that fit well and offer good ankle support, goggles, gloves, a winter hat, coat, snow pants & headlamp.
Creature Comforts if you have them: backpack, gaiters, and facemask.
Groups will meet at 4:30 PM in front of the Hampton Lodge Rental/Retail Shop and departs promptly at 5:00 PM.
Tours are available by reservation every Friday and Saturday evening from December 27th to March 1st.
Price
$10 to register, $30 to rent snowshoes.
Register Here

Snowshoe Stroll at the Hatchery
2025-03-01 13:00 - 15:00, 2025-02-28 10:00 - 12:00, 2025-02-22 13:00 - 15:00, 2025-02-22 10:00 - 12:00, 2025-02-21 10:00 - 12:00
Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery Presents
Begin the year with new discoveries! Starting from the Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery, join Wenatchee River Institute naturalist guides on a one-mile snowshoe trail along beautiful Icicle Creek. We will learn about native wildlife and ecology along the way. What signs do we see along the trail that tell us what animals were there? How do the plants and animals survive winter? Even if this is your first time on snowshoes, come along and enjoy this fun outdoor winter program! Bring your enthusiasm for the wonders of winter and nature, and make sure to dress in warm layers.
Meeting location – Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery visitor center.
Difficulty level – Beginner level, all skill levels are welcome. Not ADA accessible due to non-plowed trails.
Provided – Snowshoes, gaiters, and poles.
Limit of 12 participants per group – Registration required for everyone in the party.
Free for children 5 and under (only 2 spaces available per trail group): there are no snowshoes available at this size.
Cost – Pay What You Can:
We offer the Pay What You Can model in recognition that paying for education programs looks different for different people.
These price suggestions are based on the costs to WRI to put on this program. If you want to attend this program, we want you to be there. Use the below discount codes to adjust the total cost of tickets:
$20/person
This option may be for you if you are excited to support WRI, and attending this program doesn’t put a strain on your weekly budget.
$10/person
This option may be for you if your budget is tight, but still really want to attend this program and support WRI.
$5/person
This option may be for you if your budget is very tight, but still really want to attend this program and support WRI.
Additional donation option to add a little extra so others can attend at a lower cost.
Click here for the link to register

CDLT White River Snowshoe Tour
2025-03-01 08:00 - 15:30
❄️Join Chelan-Douglas Land Trust for a Snowshoe tour of the White River led by Elisa Lopez and Ayla Medina Ulloa. The trip leader will discuss the importance of this special area to forests, birds, mammals, salmon, and water resources. Stops on the tour will highlight conifer diversity, animal tracks, conservation projects, and the historical use of the land. We’ll have a chance to warm up at Tall Timber Ranch Lodge halfway through the day.
⛄Snowshoers should be able to walk over difficult terrain on snowshoes for 3 hours in winter weather. Snowshoes will be provided, although we encourage you to bring your own if you have some. Please specify when you register if you will need snowshoes.
Carpooling will be available. Please let us know in the comments below if you are interested.
Trip is limited to 16 people. This event is FREE and open to the public. Registration is required.
Please register HERE.
✨Questions? Contact Ayla, Community Inclusion Coordinator, at 509-667-9708 or ayla@cdlandtrust.org if you have questions.

2025 Tour De Plain
2025-02-28 08:00 - 2025-03-03 17:00
Click here for registration link

2025 Tour de Plain Event # 3 Course Description

The event offers 3 race options: There are two timed events with a short (5 KM) and long (18 KM) tour of the Beaver Creek Trail. You can opt for classic or freestyle technique. The 3rd option is untimed/noncompetitive with no time record for the short course. The events begin and finish at the Osprey Lodge Trailhead in Thousand Trails.

For the 5 km short course, begin from the Osprey Lodge trailhead and scan the START QR code there. Ski along the BCT up valley to the Clear Creek loop. Scan the QR code at the checkpoint in the loop. Then ski the BCT past the start to the Chiwawa Loop Rd crossing and scan the QR code at this checkpoint before returning on the BCT to the Osprey Lodge. Scan the FINISH QR code there to complete the event. There are 4 QR codes scanned on the short course – START, Clear Creek Loop, Chiwawa Rd turnaround and FINISH. All QR codes for the short course are on red signs.

The long course starts at the Osprey Lodge trailhead. Scan the long course START QR code to begin the event and proceed on the BCT to the Clear Creek Loop. Scan the QR code at this checkpoint in the loop. Then ski BCT down valley to Plain until you reach the Meadow loop parking lot. Scan the QR code near this trailhead and then return on the BCT back to the Osprey Lodge trailhead. Scan the long course FINISH QR code to complete the event. There are 4 QR codes scanned on the long course – START, Clear Creek Loop, Meadow Loop trailhead and FINISH. All QR codes for the long course are on blue signs. Do not scan the QR code at the Chiwawa Road crossing which is for the short course only.

The course will be open from Friday, February 28, 2025 starting at 8 AM through Monday, March 3, 2025 completing the race by dusk.

You can ski the course as many times as you’d like. Your times will be recorded and your fastest time counts. Enjoy the skiing!

Self-timing
Timing will be managed by each racer’s smart phone using the Webscorer Race Timer app to scan QR codes. The QR codes are marked visibly and scanning can be done without internet connection. Timing instructions will be sent to each racer in their confirmation email. Your race registration fees support the youth ski education programs of the Plain Valley Nordic Team!

Astronomy Along the River
2025-02-26 20:30 - 22:00
Wenatchee River Institute presents
Join the Wenatchee Valley Astronomy Club on a family friendly journey through space. Using a variety of telescopes, we’ll gaze up into the Milky Way and learn about some of the best night sky objects to view. From the stunning rings of Saturn and planetary nebulas to large cataclysmic supernova remnants we’ll journey through our own galaxy and even take a look at neighboring ones.
During this program we’ll also explore the basics of telescope use, the different types of telescopes, and some helpful tricks to enhance your experience in star gazing.
Please dress for the cool evening weather as we will be outside the entire time. Be sure to leave the bright white lights at home. If flashlights are needed, please only use red lights. As there is no seating, please bring a blanket or chair.
Age Limit: 8+ years old
Ages 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Registration for this event is required. Limit 25 participants.
Cost is Pay What You Can
We offer the Pay What You Can model in recognition that paying for education programs looks different for different people. The options here are provided as suggestions, based on the costs to WRI to put on this program. If you want to attend this program, we want you to be there. Use the options below as a guideline upon registration. Please choose an amount that fits within your budget to attend this event, even if that is $0. We want anyone who is interested to be able to attend!
$10/person
This option may be for you if your budget is tight, but still really want to attend this program and support WRI.
$15/person
This option may be for you if you are excited to support WRI, and attending this program doesn’t put a strain on your weekly budget.
$20/person
This option may be for you if you are excited to attend this program and are able to pay a little extra so a neighbor can attend at a lower cost.

Click here for more information and to register.
CONTACT INFO
Joshua Schaub
jschaub@wenatcheeriverinstitute.org
509-548-0181, ext. 5

Red Barn Event-Cottonwoods: Unlocking our Rivers' Histories
2025-02-24 19:00 - 20:00
Streaming link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAYduajgr7M
This is a partnered event with the Wenatchee Valley chapter of the Native Plant Society and the Pacific Northwest chapter of the Society of Wetland Scientists.
Doors open at 6:30pm for a community social with beer and wine available for purchase. The presentation will start at 7:00pm.
Join us for a presentation on Cottonwood (Populus species) which are common across North American floodplains and riparian ecosystems, including those of the Columbia River Basin and the watersheds of the North Central Cascades. Across the West, there are several species of cottonwood, all of which are riparian specialists that rely on the flowing water that rivers and streams provide to disperse their seeds, facilitate growth, and complete their life cycle. Cottonwood are often a dominant tree species in arid and semi-arid floodplains and build wildlife habitat through forest stands and shape fish habitat through their large wood that influences rivers and their floodplains. Here we’ll discuss how cottonwood evolved to be true river specialists, and what their presence, absence, and regeneration can tell us about a river’s history and diversity: its flow regime and the evolution of its channels across the watershed. Join us for a virtual fieldtrip through the rivers of North Central Washington as we unlock the natural history of rivers, as told by their floodplain cottonwood forests.
Nate Hough-Snee is a Leavenworth, Washington-based wetland and riparian ecologist who researches and restores aquatic ecosystems across the Pacific Northwest. He has a Ph.D. in Ecology from Utah State University’s Watershed Sciences Department. An environmental storyteller at heart, Nate currently spins environmental narratives of the Wenatchee and Entiat watersheds, Lake Chelan, and Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. Nate currently works with the Lake Chelan Research Institute as a senior scientist and conducts environmental research and policy work through his firm, Meadow Run Environmental. Recently Nate has focused his attention on environmental flows for rivers and streams, and how they affect various forest habitats. As a past president of the Society of Wetland Scientists’ Pacific Northwest Chapter, most of Nate’s ecosystem stories are told about rivers, plants, and people and with enough humor to have a good time.

Click here for more information.

CONTACT INFO
Joshua Schaub
jschaub@wenatcheeriverinstitute.org
509-548-0181, ext. 5

Plain Valley Ski Trails-Beginner Clinics
2025-02-22 10:00 - 12:00
Click Here for Winter Schedule Poster
PVST Weekend Cross Country Ski Clinic for either Classic or Skate Technique
Plain Valley Ski Trails Clinic Overview
The clinic is designed for beginners and will focus on either skate or classic. Skiers will work through progressive techniques, with the goal of independently skiing gentle terrain by the end of the clinic.
Clinic Includes

2 hours of ski instruction on Saturday (10 AM – 12 PM)

Clinic Prices

$90.00 Adult
$50.00 Child

Not Included

Trail Pass- $28/day or 20% off a 2024/25 PVST Seasons Pass. There will be a link in your confirmation email to purchase passes.
Ski Rentals: Both classic and skate ski packages are available at Plain Hardware, conveniently located across from the ski trails in Plain. Please Note: If you are renting gear, plan to arrive at least one hour early to allow time for proper sizing.

Important Clinic Information

Location: We will meet at 10:00 AM at the Meadow Loop Trailhead by the Welcome Hut on the Plain Valley Ski Trails. Parking is free.

Lodging and Food Options
Mountain Springs (ski in/out lodging and lunch) https://www.mtsprings.com/
Thousand Trails (ski in/out lodging) https://thousandtrails.com/washington/leavenworth-rv-campground
Beaver Valley Lodge (across the street from ski trails) https://beavervalleylodge.com/
Squirrel Tree (Coles Corner-lodging and meals) https://www.thesquirreltree.com/
59er Diner (Coles Corner-lodging and meals) https://www.59erdiner.com/index.html
Old Mill Cafe (Plain, meals) https://www.oldmillcafeplain.com/
Headwaters Pub (lunch, dinner) headwaters-bar.edan.io
Wildflour (Kahler Glen, dinner) https://www.wildflourleavenworth.com/
Plain Valley Ski Trails Mission: Create and sustain a high-quality ski trail system that serves the community and funds barrier-free ski educational programs that motivate individual and team achievement.
Plain Valley Ski Trails is a community supported 501 (c)(3) non-profit public charity.
For more info about our programs, go to SkiPlain.com.

Leavenworth Winter Sports Club Under The Lights
2025-02-20 18:30 - 20:00
Thursday, February 6th & Thursday, February 20th
6:30pm start
Ski Hill
A fun race series geared for adults, designed for fun, and hosted by the LWSC Ski Team Coaches. Proceeds benefit the Ski Teams. No need to register ahead of time, just show up!
Link to Leavenworth Winter Sports Club
