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Wenatchee Confluence State Park, situated at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers in Washington, offers a picturesque blend of natural beauty and recreational amenities. It features picnic areas, and water access, and serves as a tranquil escape.

Wenatchee Confluence State Park, situated at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers in Washington, offers a picturesque blend of natural beauty and recreational amenities. It features picnic areas, and water access, and serves as a tranquil escape.

In the town center on the edge of Wenatchee National Forest, this refined, adults-only riverfront spa hotel is less than 2 miles from Leavenworth Ski Hill ski area. The hotel style is like crossing a Mediterranean castle with a Swiss chalet without all the gaudy features.

Howard Lake is an idyllic lake at the base of Mount McGregor. If you want to take a break here, find the best spot is at the west side at a flat shaped boulder.

The High Bridge recreation site at the beautiful turquoise Stehekin River is your gateway into the south part of North Cascades National Park and the small town of Stehekin. Two shuttle bus companies commute between the Stehekin ferry landing and here on almost an hourly base. The recreation site has a ranger station, picnic benches, pit toilets and a campground just around the corner. There are many great hiking trails in the area like the Agnes Gorge Trail, the Old Wagon Trail and the iconic Pacific Crest Trail.

This is where the Smithbrook Trail meets with the Pacific Crest Trail. You can use the Smithbrook Trail to get off the PCT, since it is leading to a popular trailhead. Most day hikers use this trail to get to Lake Valhalla.

Easy access to the popular Lake Valhalla / Mt McCausland routes on the Pacific Crest Trail. The access road is in good condition. No facilities at the trailhead.

Starting point for hiking to Lake Valhalla and access to the Pacific Crest Trail. Off Hwy 2 approximately 3.5 miles east of Stevens Pass, access by Logway #6700, approximately 5 miles of gravel road. No infrastructure available, no fee required. The short tour of Lake Valhalla and the Henry M. Jackson Wilderness is a great way to explore the alpine landscape of the North Cascades. Easy to walk, not particularly strenuous and mainly in the forest, so mostly shady even in midsummer.