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Wenatchee’s Hidden Hiking Gems: Five Trails to Discover

Wenatchee’s Hidden Hiking Gems: Five Trails to Discover

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Updated May 4, 2023
Hey there! I'm Matthew, I'm a passionate traveler who loves to explore the US with my family. I'm excited to share my experiences and tips on how to make the most of your trips while traveling in the US.
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Hello again, it’s Matthew here. Today, let’s switch gears a bit and get our hearts pumping. We’re going to delve into the world of hiking in Wenatchee. Now, we’re not talking about your average touristy trails. We’re diving into the hidden gems that locals love, and I think you’ll love them too.

Wenatchees Hidden Hiking Gems

Saddlerock

First up, we have Saddlerock, a fantastic trail that takes you high above Wenatchee. This 3.1-mile loop trail features a stunning rock formation at the top, and you’re rewarded with panoramic views of the city and the Columbia River. It’s a bit of a climb, but trust me, it’s worth every step.

After a day out hiking, why not unwind with a delicious local brew? Check out our list of Wenatchee’s breweries for some great suggestions.

Ohme Gardens

Next, let’s head to Ohme Gardens, a unique and enchanting spot that combines hiking with the beauty of a meticulously maintained garden. As you walk the stone pathways and steps, you’ll be surrounded by lush plant life, serene pools, and breathtaking vistas. It’s a peaceful haven that is sure to inspire.

Ohme Gardens

If you’re planning an extended stay in the area, you might want to take a look at our guide to unique places to stay in Wenatchee.

Horse Lake Reserve

Lastly, we’ll venture out to the Horse Lake Reserve, home to a network of trails that crisscross a beautiful mix of shrub-steppe and forested habitats. Here, you can choose from several trails of varying difficulty, all offering stunning views of the Wenatchee Valley and the North Cascades.

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Sage Hills

Our fourth stop is Sage Hills, an incredible trail system that offers a variety of routes for all skill levels. The trails traverse through beautiful wildflowers and sagebrush, offering stunning views of the valley below. It’s a great place for bird watching too.

Sage Hills

After a day of hiking, you might want to relax and unwind. Don’t miss our guide to Wenatchee’s wine scene for some local flavor.

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Devil’s Gulch

Lastly, we have Devil’s Gulch, a challenging but rewarding trail nestled in the nearby Cashmere Valley. This trail is a favorite among mountain bikers, but hikers will also enjoy the picturesque views and serene atmosphere of this hidden gem.

Remember, if you’re planning an extended stay in Wenatchee, take a look at some cozy bed and breakfasts to make your trip more comfortable.

And there you have it – an expanded list of Wenatchee’s hidden hiking gems. These trails will take you off the beaten path and into the natural beauty of Wenatchee. So put on your hiking boots, pack your water bottle, and let’s hit the trails! And don’t forget to use our Pioneer Pass for great local discounts. Happy hiking in Wenatchee!

About the Author
about matthew
Matthew Mellinger
Hey there! I'm Matthew, and I'm a passionate traveler who loves to explore the US with my family of four. I'm excited to share my experiences and tips on how to make the most of your trips while traveling in the US.

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