Biking Archives - Page 12 of 16 - Wenatchee Outdoors

Burch Mountain-Beginner Route

May 17, 2019

Burch Mountain is adjacent to Wenatchee yet, despite its proximity to the town, it feels a world apart. It offers beautiful views of the Cascades, Columbia River, and Wenatchee River and, in early morning and late afternoon, the sunlit ridges and... Read More...

Phase Two-Forest Health Squilchuck State Park

April 25, 2019

Things to know What's Happening

Here is a fresh update on starting phase two of the forest health thinning project from Forester David Cass and Matt Morrison, State Parks Area Park Manager. The Western portion of Squilchuck State Park (with the exception of the mountain... Read More...

Sun Lakes-Dry Falls Trips

January 23, 2019

Guidebook

Sun Lakes – Dry Falls Trips by Andy Dappen Hiking, biking, canoeing, swimming, fishing, … and cliff jumping? Sun Lakes – Dry Falls State Park near Coulee City offers a menu of relatively tame outdoor outings highlighted with a... Read More...

E-Bikes and Trail Use-Questions Abound

December 14, 2018

Things to know What's Happening

by Sarah Shaffer We received a question at WenatcheeOutdoors.org this autumn asking if E-bikes are allowed on the trails up at Echo Ridge. It made some of our WenOut team scratch our heads and made me personally want to know... Read More...

The Little Park That Could (and Does)

October 22, 2018

Things to know What's Happening

The Little Park that Could (and Does) by Ray Birks I’ll admit I’m a cheapskate and paying more to use parks that are already supported by tax dollars, which also might financially disadvantage some potential users, has always rubbed me... Read More...

WA State Trails Coalition Conference Coming to Wenatchee!

October 15, 2018

Things to know What's Happening

Over 200 trails leaders from businesses, non-profits, and municipal, county, state, and federal agencies will converge on Wenatchee, WA for the 12th Trails Conference which kicks-off with a Welcome Reception on Thursday evening Oct 25. The general public is welcome... Read More...

Squilchuck Forest Health

September 10, 2018

Things to know What's Happening

by Ray Birks There was a packed house of close to 75 people in the old lodge at Squilchuck State Park on Wednesday, September 5th to hear agency forester David Cass from Olympia give an informative presentation about the upcoming... Read More...

Lion Rock

July 5, 2018

Guidebook

by Ray Birks The ride to Lion Rock is a great adventure for intermediate riders or beginner riders that don’t mind some climbing and rocky roads. It delivers staggering views of the Kittitas Valley, the Enchantments, Mt. Stuart, Mt. Rainer... Read More...

Cooney Lake

July 1, 2018

Guidebook

Cooney Lake – Heat Wave Escape Photo: Looking down on Cooney Lake from a peak bordering it. In hot weather the three elements for beating the heat in the outdoors are shade, water, and elevation. Cooney Lake gives you all... Read More...

Daily Double

June 18, 2018

Adventure

by Brendon Morrison Editors Note: Although this post is a bit not in season, we still find it applicable as you can do these rides this time of the year as well. The day after Thanksgiving, my friend Matthew and... Read More...

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