Hearty Hummingbird by Sarah Shaffer For the last month here in Wenatchee, WA there has been a hummingbird hanging out in my backyard. I see her on our fruit trees, in our pine trees and when I go outside she makes...Read More...
Here at WenatcheeOutdoors.org we work very hard to bring the outdoors to you. We have been busy this year rebuilding the website, rebuilding our logo, teaching classes, promoting conservation, sitting on committees, along with other projects we have been working...Read More...
by Cyrus and Niles Desmarais We’re heading home. We are on the Lady of the Lake, and as we’re sitting on the boat, I can feel the water moving beneath us, the world gently rocking, my vision blurring a...Read More...
A note from the Wenatchee Outdoors staff: This story ran recently in the Wenatchee World Newspaper. We are including it here because it’s important for recreationalists to comment and give support to the idea if they would like to see the...Read More...
Land Trust Secures Crucial Foothills Property Purchase of Lester Family Property Completes Sage Hills Protection The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust has just purchased 105 acres in the Sage Hills area of the Wenatchee Foothills from the Lester family. The Land Trust...Read More...
It is becoming that time of the year again. The weather is changing and Autumn is on it’s way. To get in the spirit of a change of the seasons, check out this beautiful piece below (see link) by Glen Carlson. Letter from...Read More...
by Dave Jaecks 50 years is but a blink in the life of a mountain, even a volcano, but it is a big chunk in the earthly span of a mortal man. Fifty years ago, in August of 1966 I was...Read More...
Art in Motion: A Short Profile of Ian Morgan by Grace Peven Downhill mountain biker, Ian Morgan, believes his sport does a great job of exercising both the left and right sides of the brain. On the left side of...Read More...
Community Effort to Preserve the Peshastin Mill Waterfront Succeeds The community campaign to Save the Peshastin Mill Waterfront has succeeded, thanks to the financial support of over 350 donors and a last-minute major gift from the grandson of Cy Sawyer...Read More...
Words and photos by Andy Dappen Despite splendid-snow conditions that we enjoyed around Central Washington in early winter, it’s been six weeks since measurable snow fell on the peaks surrounding Blewett Pass. Now the north-facing ski lines off Diamond Head...Read More...
