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Youth on the Columbia

The Wenatchee Row & Paddle Club and the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center are teaming up for the third straight year to provide students with hands-on activities to teach them about Columbia River exploration and indigenous cultures. 'Youth on the Columbia' starts on May 1 this year. By the time it concludes in early June, more than 1,200 students will have participated.
+17 17 votes

Play More - Celebrate WenatcheeOutdoors Day

We’re spending so many hours in the office that it feels like we must work for WenatcheeIndoors. Do you feel the same? Do you need a break from YourCompany Indoors? We're here to help: Tell your boss you can't work on  March 22 because ... it's WenatcheeOutdoors Day.
+4 4 votes

Kids on the Columbia

This October, the Wenatchee Row & Paddle Club and the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center program brought East Wenatchee students to Rock Island for a few days of paddling, history, and video game-free fun.


+8 8 votes

Crescent Bar Autumn Paddle

Paul and Muriel Milem took advantage of the weather to paddle segments of the Columbia River around Central Washington. They circumnavigated Crescent Bar and had such a good time, they did the same trip two days in a row.  We think this segment deserves another paddle this fall.
+9 11 votes

Wenatchee River Accesses

This old post lists of most of the public access points along the Wenatchee River. We've just added what we know about swimming or dipping at these accesses -- some are excellent places to cool off on a hot summer day.

+18 18 votes

Nason Creek - Lower

A lush stream with cellophane-clear water, abundant birdlife, and piles of driftwood, Lower Nason Creek offers several paddling options --  one that will appeal to the whitewater crowd, another that canoeists will find interesting.

+14 14 votes

Crescent Bar Paddle

Paul and Muriel Milem have been using the autumn weather to paddle segments of the Columbia River around Central Washington. Recently they circunmaviagated Crescent Bar and had such a good time, they did the same trip two days in a row.
+4 4 votes

Hanford Reach - Columbia River

The Hanford Reach is billed as the last free-flowing stretch of the Columbia River in the United States. That's true. But it is not, as some claim, in a natural state unchanged since the days of David Thompson. Despite the post-apocalyptic  nuclear reactors on one side of the river, this is a scenic, memorable trip.
+7 7 votes

White River - Motors Prohibited

The Chelan County commissioners recently prohibit motorized boats and personal watercraft on the White River. This is good news for canoeists who enjoy paddling in silence and for salmon who enjoy spawning without becoming sushi. Paddle the river.

+50 50 votes

Yakima River - Ringer to Roza

Though slightly out of our territory, the Yakima River is fed by reservoirs and can be canoed in late summer and fall. When our backyard rivers trickle out, the Yakima River gives local paddlers options.