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Northwest Mountain School

4.8 (8 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

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Took the Aiare 1 class with this group. Great class, instructors and guides. Very informative. Great subgroupings. Highly recommend.

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Riverfront Rock Gym

Riverfront Rock Gym

4.3(11 reviews)
19.2 mi

Riverfront Rock Gym is an excellent climbing facility that offers a wide variety of routes and…read morechallenges for all skill levels. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and always willing to offer advice and assistance. The gym is well-maintained, clean, and has a great community vibe. I highly recommend Riverfront Rock Gym to anyone looking to get into climbing or take their skills to the next level. Pro tip: I booked my session using GetOutPass, where I get access to multiple local venues similar to GoCity. Use coupon code: sale1 for an extra $5 discount on top of existing promotions

We checked out Riverfront Rock Gym during the summer of 2022 while we were camping in Wenatchee…read more It was one of those really hot summers with temperatures in the north of 90 degrees Fahrenheit. After checking out in the morning, we still wanted to do more in Wenatchee before heading back to Seattle. We quickly polled the kids while yelping to see what was available in the area for a good, kid-friendly fun. Unanimously, rock climbing was the top (well, the only) choice and off we went! The front desk staff were very friendly, inviting, and professional handling a large group of four families. Digitally signing the liability forms on their iPads was pretty simple and we were able to get the kids checked in with proper shoes and climbing harness apparatus. Once the kids were fully equipped, the staff guided all of us to the rock gym area, which was very spacious with numerous options, obstacles, and challenges. Their staff went over the specifics of each rock wall, how to secure the harness, safety features, what to do, and how to have fun. We were in great hands and I appreciate how inviting they were to the kids to try out any wall with their help. We loved every moment and our kids made many memories.

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Peshastin Pinnacles State Park - Status the 11th of September 2021.

Peshastin Pinnacles State Park

4.5(6 reviews)
8.2 mi

Gorgeous views of unique rock formations, the Enchantment Mountains and town of Cashmere. Make sure…read moreto go counterclockwise and it is easier easiest to return the same route for an out and back. We did the complete loop however coming down was extremely steep and unsafe at some areas due to slides. Not ideal for kids due to very steep trail trails and unsecure ground. We also noticed several ticks along the way. Keep your eyes out for marmots too. Enter through the cute garden gate just past the restrooms. Be sure you already have a WA State Discovery Pass since there's no pay machine.

What Peshastin Pinnacles State Park lacks in total hiking trail length it makes up in vertical gain…read moreardor. Views from the top of the pinnacles on a clear sunny day are absolutely stunning and the climb adds a bit of physical satisfaction in working up a slight sweat to reach the vista points. A helicopter pad is located closer to the parking lot/entrance, guessing in part in case of an emergency be it a snake bite, rock climber fall, or hiker tumble. It is a great place for a short, difficult hike. However, ropes and other rock climbing supplies strewn across the trail can detract from the overall experience. During the summer of 2021 the park was closed due to extreme fire risk. Fortunately this was communicated both on the website and at the driving entrance.

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Peshastin Pinnacles State Park - Temporarily closed due to extreme fire danger.

Temporarily closed due to extreme fire danger.

Peshastin Pinnacles State Park - Pinnacles in the background and main sign.

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Pinnacles in the background and main sign.

Beyoutiful Hot Yoga Leavenworth

Beyoutiful Hot Yoga Leavenworth

5.0(5 reviews)
0.3 mi

First of all, it's soo clean! Second, it's soo beautiful. Which, I guess is due to point number…read moreone. But also because of the natural wood, the spaciousness of the lobby, the light grey floors and muted purple walls in the practice room, the tasteful decor, hand towels in the bathrooms...I could go on. Best of all, it wasn't cluttered. There was just the right amount of "stuff" in the retail area. Each month's class schedule gets framed and displayed at the front desk. Even the bulletin board was pleasing to look at. Everything is just so quaint and charming! Now, I am a yoga teacher of ten years (and a practitioner, 16), so I think there's room for improvement for the two teachers I experienced. Nothing of alarm, just things that could have fine tuned the class. A little less loud music and singing bowl use, less breath command at the end of a posture, different phrasing for some parts that would've been more effective. But, I'm sure it'll get ironed out with time and feedback. The positive is that these people have heart. You truly feel like the teachers care for you. And Stephanie the owner is the sweetest gal I've ever met! What a treat for the Leavenworth community! I can't wait to practice there again! P.S. There are no showers here!

Great hometown vibe & intimate studio! I wasn't in to hot yoga but I love a regular practice…read more After going here I am now a fan. My favorite teacher is Troy with low morning lights, his inspirational guidance, and motivating students to push the practice if they'd like. With a cute boutique and kombucha on tap this place is a must visit. I'll definitely be back!

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Frenchman Coulee

Frenchman Coulee

4.7(7 reviews)
51.2 mi

This is a great place to climb, hike, run, camp...heck, even geocache, if you're into that (I am),…read morebut you must have a Discover Pass to do all of these things (according to the WTA website, it is required once you turn onto Vantage Road). It doesn't matter what time of day it is, it's wonderfully scenic. Both sunrises and sunsets are pretty amazing. As another reviewer pointed out, there is a composting toilet here (no other amenities), which is NASTY when the weather is warm. Make sure you bring your own toilet paper. My only complaint is around mid-March when the mutant mosquitoes are swarming - which incidentally is when my husband and I decided to get married out here. We camped the night before, so I didn't get much sleep due to the crippling fear of waking up with mosquito bites all over my face. But otherwise, I love it out here.

The sandy trails and beach area south of Frenchman coulee have historically supported nude…read morerecreation since the early 2000s to May of 2025 when a nudity ban was implemented by Grant County PUD. Because it has had such a loyal consistent following over the years and holds many advantages over crowded shaded Portland area nude beaches, it's a popular spring and early summer destination for sun bathers looking to get away from the clouds and rain of Seattle/Portland etc. It's breath taking desert backdrop and unparalled scenic beauty rival any other beach along the Columbia River. It's also close to rock climbing, the Sage Cliff Restaurant at Quincy and ample free camping and hiking available in the nearby bluffs on the way down to the beach from I 90. There are well maintained vault toilets and endless swimming along the Columbia River which is clean and toxin free here, as it is upstream away from the Hanford Nuclear Site closer to Richland to the south. Personally, despite occasional patrol, I think people are still going to discreetly get naked here. I would recommend a bathing suit or at least a G string or thong for people feeling adventurous. No need to get cited or trespassed. It's such a magical place and you could practically live there outside in a Van or tent from April to late October. Highly recommend. I car camp in my SUV and it's superb. Wonderful atmosphere. Take lots of food and water if you stay a few days. It gets well over 100 degrees in June July and August.

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Glacier Peak

Glacier Peak

5.0(2 reviews)
41.3 mi

This is the lowest and most remote volcano in Washington. I've been up this mountain three times…read moreand love it so I'm reviewing, even though the last time up was 2020. This hike is beautiful, and I suggest taking your time, and staying two nights on the way in, and one night on the way out simply to enjoy the surroundings. Plus, it's nearly a 33 mile round trip. Take the North Fork Sauk Trail to the PCT. First 5 miles are nice and easy, then a couple of miles of seemingly endless switch backs. A short bit on the PCT and a nice camping spot to the right. Second Day is a very nice hike into the mountain and to the high camp. Third morning is the summit approach. The trail is obvious. Depending on the time of the year, you may need to rope up as it can be quite crevassed in the later summer. Definitely recommend ice axe and crampons. We walked out and peered into some deep wide crevasses, anchoring our selves with rope. This is one of my favorite climbs because it's really not hard, just long on the way in. Very beautiful but weather can change very fast and on one summit it turned to a thunder storm. Still, if you like to hike and climb, this one is a must. Bear canisters recommended, though I've never seen a bear here. No permit required, just Northwest Forest Pass for parking. Go do it!

Glacier Peak is notorious mainly for how remote it is. Many people in Seattle have probably seen…read moreit on a clear day, and either not known it's name or mislabeled it something else. It has one of the longest approaches of any major peak in the NW (along with Mt Olympus). But, man, it's a gorgeous hike in! Terrain is continually changing. In the forest, in alpine meadows, over rock, on glaciers, at the summit! Lots of gorgeous places to put a tent on the way in, I'd be worth going to even if you're not going to summit.

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Northwest Mountain School - climbing - Updated October 2026

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