Wenatchee Travel Guide

Welcome to Wenatchee, Washington State

Well known for its apple production, the town of Wenatchee is located in central Washington State. Boasting an average of 300 days of sunshine per year, the landscape surrounding Wenatchee lends itself easily to a wealth of outdoor activities that can be enjoyed year-round. The 75 acres of local parks provide venues for activities such as volleyball and badminton, in addition to swimming in the summer and skating in the winter. The Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center offers a glimpse into the rich Native American community, in addition to showcasing a number of local and national artists. Another Wenatchee attraction is Art on the Avenues, a collection of sculptures that are displayed prominently throughout the city and are rotated each year. The Apple Blossom Festival in April and the Harvest Festival in September are but two of the events that draw visitors from across the state and beyond to Wenatchee.