Five Reasons to SUP
Five Reasons to SUP (Stand Up Paddleboard)
by Sarah Shaffer
We recently bought a SUP and have been enjoying it during these hot summer days. Here are five reasons I recommend owning one.
1.We bought a blow u... Read More...
Snake Identification and Snake Myths
It's becoming that time of the year again friends. The warming weather may start bringing the critters out of their nesting areas. Be prepared, by studying up on the difference between bullsnakes and rattlesnak... Read More...
Douglas Creek-South End
A fun ride or walk up the Douglas Creek canyon on smooth gravel roads, rocky gravel roads, and single track. Lots of wildlife to be viewed in the canyon as it is the only source of water around. The route s... Read More...
Whitewater Rafting with Kids
Editors Note: Due to Covid19 some of the information in this article may not meet current physical distancing guidelines. Please follow current guidelines given by the Department's of Health. This article was w... Read More...
Badger Mountain Training Ride
ATTRACTIONS. A good training ride immediately accessed from Wenatchee and East Wenatchee. A scenic ride amid rolling wheat fields on a winding, aesthetic road with excellent views of town and the Cascades. ... Read More...
Colockum-Tarpiscan to Cape Horn
Words and pictures by Ken Longley
Located in the nearly 100,000 acre Colockum Wildlife area, this hike is a wonderful experience. Drive 13 miles south of Wenatchee on the Malaga Alcoa Hwy to the junction of... Read More...
Whiskey Dick Mountain Bike Ride
Washington Endurance Series Presents...
Whiskey Dick Warm-Up
Big views, some “techy” dirt roads, desert flowers in bloom, and hopefully dry & sunny weather. That’s the idea behind this ride in mid-April ... Read More...
Wildflowers of the Shrub Steppe
Carey's balsamroot.
by
Sarah Shaffer
Last weekend I took a jaunt to Ancient Lakes with my family. Meandering along the Ancient Lakes Trail, I was surprised and entranced to see many blooming splotches of c... Read More...
Edible Gold
by WenOut Staff
Sherri Schneider, sent us a short missive concerning the Shangri-La of ‘shrooms’ sprouting from the slopes of close by hills and from the loams of local dales. She wrote: “Hey….with all thi... Read More...
Earliest Spring Wildflowers
Written By: Marc Dilley
With longer days and melting snow, the earliest of the wildflowers have begun their show in the foothills of Chelan County. To the west of the Wenatchee Valley on the Sage Hills... Read More...