Location: Wenatchee
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What to do and see in Wenatchee, Washington (WA): The Best Free Things to do
At the crossroads of the Columbia and Wenatchee Rivers, Wenatchee is tucked away in a rugged valley full of natural and manmade wonders, from challenging golf courses to rocky trails. The Wenatchee Valley's numerous orchards, fruit stands and annual Apple Blossom Festival have garnered the area the title of "Apple Capital of the World." With the snow-capped Cascades to the west and the mighty Columbia to the east, the Wenatchee area offers no shortage of activities for the adventurous traveler.
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1. Apple Capital Loop Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 160 reviews
This 87.9-mile bike trail makes for a challenging overnight trip for the experienced biker.
Reviewed By weloveaz - Gilbert, United States
Nice river side walk featuring sculptures and a railroad there. There was even a pop up winery on the saturday of our visit!
2. D-Olivo
3. Wenatchee National Forest
4. Riverfront Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By walkyrielou
We had nice family picnic on the water and watched the sun set; we also walked along the bike path early in the morning. There were were also the cleanest public restrooms I have ever encountered.
5. Pybus Public Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 306 reviews
Pybus Public Market is a destination where people gather to experience quality food, goods and services from local businesses. We host over 20 year round tenants in our building plus the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market and a variety of local artisans.
Reviewed By RonCentralCA - Capitola, United States
Wow, what a find! My wife & I happened to be visiting and drive by the Columbia River where we encountered a Pike's Place like public market (in Seattle). We almost drove on though I said "Hey, what's in there?" and glad we entered. A warehouse-like building with a myriad of small shops and restaurants in this large open building. A very cool atmosphere!
6. Rocky Reach Dam Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Rocky Reach Visitor Center is located on the west side of Rocky Reach Dam. The center is easily accessible from Highway 97A and offers ample parking for visitors, including recreational vehicles and buses. Those touring the facility will discover a museum, a cafe, balconies that offer panoramic views of the dam and grounds, the juvenile fish bypass system, the reservoir (Lake Entiat) and the Columbia River. A 90-seat theater shows movies throughout the day and upon request. Guided tours are available by appointment.
Reviewed By SeattleVisitor1
Fish ladders and park are outstanding and very interesting to look at and learn about. We were glad to see the old museum and visitor center in 2019 before they closed it to move everything off the dam. Check their website carefully if going as most of it will be closed for awhile as they renovate for a year or two. They told us the outside park area will not close.
7. Wenatchee Valley Mall
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 16 reviews
8. Columbia Valley Brewing
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 19 reviews
Family owned brewery. Hosting 8 house brewed beers, 5 rotating guest taps, spirits and wine. Full service restaurant featuring fresh pub food. Family friendly...kids always welcome. Outside patio area overlooking the Columbia River and Apple capitol Loop Trail. Serving breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays. Watch the games on our big screen TV'S!
