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Looking to get outdoors this winter? Grab your snowshoes, and plan a little trip to Lake Wenatchee State Park!
On Sundays throughout January and February, the state park has ranger guided snowshoe hikes along the Wenatchee River for views across beautiful Lake Wenatchee.
According to the Lake Wenatchee State Park, hikers will go along the River to North Beach, then return through pine and Douglas fir forest.
“Along the way, our hike leaders will point out various historical aspects of the park, highlight notable stories and discuss some fun facts,” they add.
“This is an easy 2.5 mile loop hike that can increase or decrease upon personal preference.”
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Don’t have your own snowshoes? No problem. The park has a limited number of snowshoes for hikers, at no cost.
For those planning to head to the activity, note that a Sno-Park permit is required.
Hikes at the State Park take place at 11 am on the following Sundays:
If you’re looking for other outdoor experiences, check out Artist Point in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. This offers a 4 miles roundtrip, coming in with moderate difficulty. Throughout your journey you’ll gain 1000 feet of elevation, hitting 5,100 feet at the highest point.
Be sure to dress warmly!
Where: Lake Wenatchee State Park
When: Sundays in January and February
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