Every Saturday and Sunday morning at 9 a.m., a few members of the Wenatchee Row and Paddle Club meet at the club’s boat house/dock to paddle for about 90 minutes. Whoever shows up is welcomed to join in. You don’t need to be a member of the boat club to participate, but these outings are not instructional in nature. They are for flatwater kayakers, canoeists, and paddlers with some experience. Arrive a few minutes early and be ready to paddle at...
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Every Saturday and Sunday morning at 9 a.m., a few members of the Wenatchee Row and Paddle Club meet at the club’s boat house/dock to paddle for about 90 minutes. Whoever shows up is welcomed to join in. You don’t need to be a member of the boat club to participate, but these outings are not instructional in nature. They are for flatwater kayakers, canoeists, and paddlers with some experience. Arrive a few minutes early and be ready to paddle at...
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Thursday evenings throughout late spring and the early summer (while daylight permits) a group of climbers meets after work to rock climb. Sometimes they congregate at a crag near Leavenworth, sometimes at Vantage. The group is loose in structure and plans each week formulate through a flurry of emails a few days before. If you want to join in, send us your email address and we’ll circulate it amongst the climbers who participate. This group is...
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Every Saturday and Sunday morning at 9 a.m., a few members of the Wenatchee Row and Paddle Club meet at the club’s boat house/dock to paddle for about 90 minutes. Whoever shows up is welcomed to join in. You don’t need to be a member of the boat club to participate, but these outings are not instructional in nature. They are for flatwater kayakers, canoeists, and paddlers with some experience. Arrive a few minutes early and be ready to paddle at...
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An event sponsored by the Wenatchee Row and Paddle Club. August 10 Orondo to Lincoln Rock - This has been a popular noncompetitive event. Hamburgers, hot dogs, buns, and drinks will be provided. Side dishes will be potluck and they can be dropped off at Lincoln Rock State Park prior to proceeding to the put-in at Orondo River Park (about a mile past Orondo Elementary School on SR 97) at 9 a. ...
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This ride includes a 50 mile ride, a 100 mile ride, a 120 mile route and for those wanting a more challenging ride, a 150 mile ride. All rides will include support, all riders will be monitored by volunteers and the local Ham Radio Operators, and the Bike Doctor, as well as a police escort down Pine Canyon, a 1700 foot drop to the Columbia River Valley. We will have stops every 25 miles with mini stops in between. There will be a meal at the end...
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Vela Bella is a fun, un-timed, ladies-only bike ride on paved roads through the beautiful Wenatchee National Forest near Lake Wenatchee, Washington. The goal of Vela Bella is to raise money for cancer research and local charities. The ride will donate $10 of every entry and all the money from its Saturday night silent auction to a cancer research lab. Details:
The event includes a bike ride with 3 different lengths (your option), ...
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August 17 - Summer Ride Series (Leavenworth)
Join Stevens Pass and TrailWashington.org for this series of four mountain bike rides in the Leavenworth area followed by apres food, drinks and good times at local restaurants. Rides that are part of this series take place May 18, June 22, July 20, and August 17
Cost: $20 includes annual membership and t-shirt. $5/ride includes apres good times at featured restaurant.
Information: www.trailwashingt...
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Every Saturday and Sunday morning at 9 a.m., a few members of the Wenatchee Row and Paddle Club meet at the club’s boat house/dock to paddle for about 90 minutes. Whoever shows up is welcomed to join in. You don’t need to be a member of the boat club to participate, but these outings are not instructional in nature. They are for flatwater kayakers, canoeists, and paddlers with some experience. Arrive a few minutes early and be ready to paddle at...
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Every Saturday and Sunday morning at 9 a.m., a few members of the Wenatchee Row and Paddle Club meet at the club’s boat house/dock to paddle for about 90 minutes. Whoever shows up is welcomed to join in. You don’t need to be a member of the boat club to participate, but these outings are not instructional in nature. They are for flatwater kayakers, canoeists, and paddlers with some experience. Arrive a few minutes early and be ready to paddle at...
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