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Wenatchee Washington Tourism

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When you eat an apple, you can almost bet it’s from Wenatchee, one of the world’s largest apple producers.

The Wenatchee Valley is a recreational mecca for visitors and residents alike. Located in North Central Washington, this area is known for river rafting, water-skiing, ice skating, snowmobiling – just to mention a few of the most popular activities. The valley stretches east from the foot of the Cascade Mountains and encompasses a myriad of hills, rivers and lakes. The valley’s four distinct seasons and sunny climate encourages everyone to enjoy themselves. You will find several rafting companies who offer exciting white-water runs or more leisurely trips.

National, state and county campgrounds abound along the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers and into the mountains. Overnight park facilities for recreational vehicles and tents, as well as swimming areas, boat launches, baseball fields, basketball courts, an amphitheater, picnic and play areas, boat-in sites, soccer fields, tennis courts, shoreline trails, wildlife areas, a mini railroad and an ice rink can be found at many Wenatchee area parks.

Wenatchee brags of its many other orchards of pear, cherries and other soft fruits. The Apple Blossom Festival brings many visitors during the last week of April through the first week of May.

Wenatchee’s close proximity to the Wenatchee National Forest makes it a prime skiing area in addition to the many other activities. Mission Ridge Ski Area is 13 miles southwest of Wenatchee.

If you prefer to stay in town, there is much to do. Shopping is the best in Wenatchee. You can find almost every type of shop you could want. Visit the Ohme Gardens County Park. This is nine acres of alpine-like gardens built on a rocky bluff overlooking the Wenatchee Valley and the Columbia River. Stone pathways connect the garden levels where evergreen trees and low-growing plants blend with rugged rock formations to create effects ranging from the lush growth of a rain forest to the variegated patterns of an alpine meadow. A trip to Wenatchee will be one not to forget.

 

Wenatchee Valley Museum

Ohme Gardens

Warm Springs Inn