With all this snow there aren't as many options. The irrigation ditch is a good place to run in Wenatchee right now. We were going up to Appleatchee when it was colder and not so muddy. I would suggest going to the RunWenatchee website.
If your looking for mountain biking:
Lightening Creek, Pipestone Canyon, and the Re-routed Buck Mt.
are all nice. You can check in with Joe @ Methow Cycle for any updates on Buck Mt as they did a reroute due to logging.
I'm selling this for a good friend and he used it once up at Stevens Pass. It is complete with all the box, manuals, etc.
He'd like $300 but will take offers.
PM or email me at teresaxchanson at gmail.com
Glad you finally had a chance to check out the area up there. Some darn good skiing, usually, just wish you would have had better snow/ice conditions.
Here's to more great skiing in the coming year
I am just happy that it has been a bit breezy, never thought I'd say that, but it does help keep those pesky buzzards a bit more at bay.
The black flies around Lake Wenatchee were quite friendly....
There is a club based out of Lake Chelan: http://www.chelanflyers.com/
They have an annual XC competition that started yesterday and lasts all week. You can go to the top of Chelan Butte for the best views. http://cloudbase.org/Events/ChelanClassic/tabid/65/Default.aspx
Enjoy!
Teresa
I guess it is personal preference but I go with 89* on my skis. As Josh K.mentions de-tuning the edges is most important especially when skiing in the variable spring conditions out on the glaciers, etc.
Waxed your skis lately??
Teresa