“Why am I always carrying you? Why isn’t it ever the other way around?” “Because I’m a person and you’re a mountain bike” “Your point is?” “Bikes were made by people to carry people. That’s your purpose.” ‘But I have...Read More...
Attractions. Long (31 miles) and tough (5,000 feet of elevation gain), but non-technical (all on gravel roads) this is a good route to tackle if you want something that is physically hard but technically easy. With canyons, ridges, forests, summits,...Read More...
Attractions: Mixed scenery– orchard lands, forests, views over the Columbia and out to the Cascades. Distance: 15.8 miles (short version) or 22.8 miles (long version) Skill: 1 (beginner) plus Fitness: 2 (intermediate) plus Elevation: Starting elevation 720 feet, ending elevation...Read More...
Gentle outing perfect for spring (wildflowers) or fall (foliage). The trail offers views of the Entiat Valley and hillsides affected by the 1994 wildfire. Maps: View our topo map below. Note: use ‘Print Preview’ before printing to properly scale this...Read More...
Visiting Squilchuck: Details, Details Attractions. As of 2015 there is an increasingly diverse and varied network of mountain biking trails and skill-development features at Squilchuck. The area is well situated as a hub for rides in the park, into the...Read More...
Attractions: An intermediate ride that climbs efficiently on dirt roads and that sees very little use. The route provides nice views of Middle Shaser Canyon, the surrounding mountains, and the Enchantments. Throw in a little bushwhacking for exploratory measure and...Read More...
Photo by Marc Dilley: Spring Flowers emerging in the forests at the Leavenworth Ski Hill. Ski Hill Loop A nice ‘trail’ system following dirt roads through the forests. The many looping roads in this small tract of Forest Service-owned lands winds through forests...Read More...
Built during the fall of 2007 and spring of 2008 by the Chelan Douglas Land Trust (CDLT), this is one of the newest trail in the Wenatchee Foothills. The property on which this spur is built was purchased by the...Read More...
Beautiful hills, views, and trails, immediately accessible from Wenatchee. It’s short to get there and sweet to walk. Look for native flowers along the foothills. Maps: See the map below for more information or consult USGS 7.5 minute series: Wenatchee....Read More...
During the autumn of 2010, the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust built a new, 2-mile-long section of trail on its Horse Lake Reserve in the Sage Hills west of Wenatchee. The new trail branches off the west (uphill) side of the Lone...Read More...
