Cell Service : No
Trip with Dog(s) : No
Trip with Kid(s) : No
No Cell Service : No
2-3” of new snow. Very sticky and fun riding on the fat bike.
By Amy Davis
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HIKERS and HORSE USERS ALERT--The bridge on Icicle Creek Trail #1551, 1½ miles from the trailhead, was damaged over the winter and is not safe to use. This trail is located at the end of Icicle Valley, just beyond the Black Pine Horse Camp, and accesses the French Creek area of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Trails #1551 and #1595 are impacted and unavailable due to the loss of the use of this bridge. As high runoff is likely to continue for some time from the heavy winter snowpack, fording is not an option until water levels diminish. Contact the Wenatchee River Ranger District at 509-548-2550 for more information.
Weed Control Spraying April 26th - May 7th in Wenatchee Foothills Area
A contractor will be spraying weeds in the Foothills area, on Chelan PUD property, and on other properties in the area during the week of April 26.
The contractor will be using side-by-side ATVs and backpack sprayers to conduct weed control efforts.
The Ski Hill trails that are open today:
For the Boys to Freund, Lower Rosy, Magic Carpet, and Fluid all dry and ridable!!!!!
The rest Of the Ski Hill trails are wet and have snow stay tuned for more updates soon.
Sage Hills trail sytem is curent closed for mule deer habitat. The PUD is conducting mule deer surveys this week. Even though the weather is nice and the trails are inviting, please respect this closure unti April 1st. Recreators, especially with dogs off leash, can cause serious strain to this habitat.
BACKCOUNTRY AVALANCHE FORECAST
Avalanche Warning. Very dangerous conditions exist due to ongoing snow and wind and weak old layers of snow. You could trigger large to very large avalanches including unsurvivable persistent slab avalanches from far away. Stay off of and out from underneath steep open slopes.
WENATCHEE, WA – Sage Hills trails system will close for four months starting Dec. 1 to provide winter sustenance and quiet rangeland for mule deer and other wildlife. The area will re-open for outdoor recreation around April 1.
Intermittent Trail closures
Expect periodic closures for Sage Hills & Horse Lake trail systems during the next few weeks for public safety. Chelan PUD will be working in the area to replace transmission line poles. Helicopters will be flying over the area, carrying heavy materials.
CHELAN PUD PLANS TRANSMISSION POLE REPLACEMENT AT HORSE LAKE RESERVE
Fire resiliency and long-term maintenance investment cited
WENATCHEE -- Trail users can expect short-term, intermittent closures along the Horse Lake Trail system from mid-October to mid-November while Chelan PUD replaces four wooden transmission line structures with steel poles. The intermittent trail closures are necessary for public safety while a helicopter flies in materials overhead, and crews operate heavy machinery in the area. Trail users will also see flaggers and signs at the work site.
“The construction timeline is tight between fire season and wet conditions in the fall,” says Steve Wickel, Transmission Engineering Manager at Chelan PUD. “By using a helicopter, we can reduce the number of trips to the work site with materials and heavy equipment, and reduce impacts to the reserve. After the work is finished, the site will be seeded to help restore natural habitat for the long term.”
The work schedule is dependent on weather, which can be unpredictable in fall. Before heading to the foothills, be sure to check chelanpud.org or cdlandtrust.org for trail status updates.
The Apple Capital Loop Trail between Confluence State Park and Odabashian Bridge will be temporarily rerouted for about two months during a riverbank restoration project.
Beginning Sept. 21, trail users can follow detour signs along city streets: Euclid Avenue, Penny Road, Isenhart Avenue, and Olds Station Road. The work is estimated to be completed by Nov. 10th.
Recreation alert: DNR Recreation lands east of the Cascades will reopen on Friday, September 18.
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is extending the closure of all of the lands it manages east of the Cascades to recreation due to high fire danger through Thursday, September 17.
All DNR-managed lands east of the Cascades are closed to recreation starting Tuesday morning due to the ongoing high fire danger. The closure will last at least through Friday. DNR staff will evaluate the possibility of extending the closure as the week goes on.
Wildfire Smoke & Unhealthy Air Quality East Wenatchee, WA – Public Health officials urge Chelan and Douglas County residents to stay home due to the wildfire smoke and unhealthy air quality conditions. Wildfire smoke can cause serious health problems, especially for at risk people including: children, pregnant women, adults older than 65, and people with heart and lung diseases or respiratory illnesses. The best way to protect your and your family’s health during a wildfire is to limit time spent outdoors. The following are steps you can take to improve the air quality inside your home: • Keep windows and doors closed to avoid smoky air from coming inside; • Avoid bringing outdoor air inside by setting air conditioner(s) to “recirculate”; • Avoid adding indoor air pollution and do not vacuum, use candles, or smoke; and • Use a portable air cleaner with a HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filter. Stay informed of the latest wildfires and air quality information by visiting the Washington Smoke Blog. Remain aware of smoky conditions and follow the precautions stated in the Washington Air Quality Advisory.
Tree has been cleared from the Waterslide trail.
Tree down on Waterslide. Use caution.
Starting August 14, campfires banned in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
Wenatchee, WA (August 13, 2020) – Worsening fire danger conditions have prompted forest officials to expand campfire restrictions across the entire Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, which includes national forest campgrounds and Wilderness areas. These restrictions go into effect Friday, August 14.
Under the Forest-wide restriction, the use of wood and charcoal campfires is banned; however, people will still be able to use pressurized liquid gas stoves, pressurized liquid gas fires, or an enclosed solid fuel fire that utilizes a wick to distribute a flame. Wood burning camp stoves sometimes used by hunters will not be allowed.
The Loop Trail will be temporarily closed August 10th between 15th and 19th streets for hazard tree removal. Trail should reopen around noon.
Chikamin Fire update:
The following road and trails are closed to public entry:
FS Road #6210 - Chikamin Road Trail 1548 - Lower Chiwawa Trail 1534 - Chikamin Tie Trail 1524 - Minnow Ridge Trail 1515 - Basalt Ridge Trail 1530 - Basalt Pass Trail 1538 - Rock Creek Tie Trail 1408 - Garland Peak Trail 1409.1 - Upper Mad River Trail 1523 - Alder Ridge Trail 1561 - Chikamin Tie Trail 1539 - Minnow Creek Trail 1429 – Shetipo
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Protect Yourself, Others, and the Outdoors
During this public health crisis, spending time in outdoor spaces has become even more important for many Americans. Yet these unusual circumstances mean that all of us, from seasoned outdoor enthusiasts to families heading out to their local park for the first time, could use a little guidance about how to stay safe. The Recreate Responsibly guidelines offer a starting point for getting outside to keep yourself healthy and to maintain access to our parks, trails, and beaches.
