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Day 1
3 PM
Check-in at the hotel of your choice
Visit https://www.visitwenatchee.org/stay to find a place to stay
6 PM
Pinnacle Beerworks
18 N. Mission St.
At the heart of this brewery are two passionate individuals with a combined 15 years of experience in the brewing industry. Their dedication to customer service and a love for crafting memorable experiences is evident in everything they do. However, while their brewing expertise is undeniable, what truly sets them apart is their focus on an unexpected star of the menu—sandwiches. The Mortazza, their signature creation, is a simple yet mouthwatering sandwich made with thin and crunchy white pizza dough. It's a must-try for anyone looking to pair a great pint with unforgettable food.
Beyond the original Mortazza, the brewery offers a range of creative variations to satisfy all tastes.
After Dinner
Zully’s Ice Cream
21 N. Wenatchee Ave
zullysicecream.com
Indulge in our creamy delights. Discover our hand-rolled ice cream made from the freshest real fruit and to the packaged chocolates and breads.
Day 2
Breakfast
Huckleberry North
1427 N Wenatchee Ave
wildhuck.com
Huckleberry North is a quaint establishment nestled in the heart of Wenatchee, WA, offering a unique selection of handcrafted goods and artisanal products.
10 AM
Rocky Reach Discovery Center
6151 US-97 ALT
www.chelanpud.org/learning-center/rocky-reach-discovery-center
A whole new way to experience the Columbia River. Look a salmon in the eye in the Fish Ladder Viewing Room, Explore the Columbia River and how it is the lifeline of the area. Meet three hydropower projects – Rock Island, Rocky Reach, and Lake Chelan dams.
Lunch
Rocky Reach Café
Enjoy breakfast, lunch, or a freshly-baked treat for purchase.
Check out the fabulous playground at the dam.
Optional
Stemilt Retail Store
3615 US-97 ALT
The Stemilt Retail Store is the fresh fruit outlet of Stemilt Growers, a family-owned grower of apples, pears, cherries, and stone fruits based in Wenatchee, WA. The store sells fresh fruit and local products.
2 PM
Bike ride on the Apple Capital Loop Trail
Apple Capital Loop Trail
www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/apple-capital-recreation-loop-trail
This is a 10-mile, paved loop on both sides of the Columbia River near Wenatchee. The trail was completed in 1990 by the Chelan County PUD, connecting residents in the area with nature right in their backyards.
The trail features an urban waterfront, as well as diverse natural habitats for wildlife in the area.
The multi-use trail is well-used by both recreators and commuters. Thousands of people use the trail each year, and it's accessible year-round; even in winters with heavy snow, cross-country skiers and snowshoers love this route.
Cross the Wenatchee River twice and the Columbia River once. Take particular note of the area where the Wenatchee River empties into the Columbia. There is riverfront beach access as it passes through several parks.
Many users enjoy this trail, so be sure to acknowledge and practice proper trail etiquette.
Horan Natural Area
www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/horan-natural-area-wenatchee-confluence
The Horan Natural Area is a 100-acre nature and wildlife preserve located at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers. It's located at Apple Capitol Recreational Loop Trail, Wenatchee, WA 98801. The Horan Natural Area has moderate-difficulty gravel hiking trails, walking trails, and a wheelchair-accessible parking lot. It's a tranquil area that's good for hiking, walking, camping, picnicking, and more.
5 PM
Bike on the Apple Capital Loop Trail or drive to Pybus Public Market for dinner
Dinner
Pybus Public Market
3 N Worthen St
Pybus Public Market is a destination where people gather to experience quality food, goods, and services from local businesses. We offer a platform for farmers, artisans, and nonprofit organizations. We honor history, promote growth, and provide an outlet for community arts, education, and charities.
Day 3
Breakfast
Last Pitch Café
1319 Walla Walla Ave
Inside the Riverfront Rock Gym
10 AM
Riverfront Rock Gym
1319 Walla Walla Ave
riverfrontrockgym.com
RRG is a one-of-a-kind indoor climbing facility, retail store and cafe.
We built our incredible facility around a historic, 100 plus year-old fruit warehouse, which you must see to believe! If you are new to climbing, prepare yourself for an activity and experience that may change your life! WARNING! Climbing can be addictive. We welcome everyone from small kids to centenarians!
Lunch
Bomb Burritos
147 Easy Way #110
Growing up Angel, Christian (aka cheeks), and their father would sell burritos to the local orchards during the cherry harvest. Their mother would make the burritos, and they would go sell them. My mother always dreamed of having her own restaurant, but she’s now retired and is helping us with the recipes. We are a family-owned and operated burrito shop looking to provide authentic burritos and a pleasant, low-key bar top to enjoy some tequila and adult beverages.
After lunch
Ohme Gardens
3327 Ohme Rd
Ohmegardens.org
Natural stone pathways traversing hillside gardens, past breathtaking panoramic views, towering cedars and firs, lush foliage, mesmerizing waterfall, and tranquil pools.
We recommend good walking shoes to stroll around Ohme Gardens. Many of our pathways are narrow and rustic. Steps and uneven terrain prevent the use of wheelchairs, walkers, and strollers. Tickets will be at will call when you arrive.
Other restaurant options can be found at visitwenatchee.org/eat-drink.
Additional Information
Bikes can be rented from Arlberg Sports, https://www.arlbergsports.com/, located in downtown Wenatchee or at Pybus Public Market.