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Icicle Outfitters & Guides

Icicle Outfitters & Guides

(36 reviews)

Leavenworth Sleigh Rides at Beaver Creek Lodge was an absolute must-do during my trip and made even…read moremore special because it was my very first experience in the snow. Being from Hawaii, this was both exciting and exhilarating to say the least. The lodge is about a 30-minute drive from where we were staying at the Obertal Inn. We purchased our tickets online ahead of time, which I highly recommend since rides can sell out. Upon arrival, everything was well organized with clear signage directing us where to go. Check-in was conveniently located in the same area as the gift shop and coffee stand. Since we didn't want to hold anything during the ride, we waited to shop until afterward. After checking in, we were instructed to meet our guide out front near the fire pit. Once she arrived (I wish I remembered her name!), she walked us over to our carriage. It ended up being our lucky day because we had the carriage entirely to ourselves, which made the experience feel even more magical and intimate. Throughout the ride, our guide shared background history of the area and pointed out wildlife we might spot along the way. Sitting bundled up in the cold, surrounded by peaceful winter scenery, was such a serene and unforgettable experience. Before heading back, we stopped for hot apple cider which was absolutely delicious and exactly what we needed in the freezing temperatures. We also had the chance to take photos with the horse, who was incredibly sweet and even let us pet him. Overall, this experience exceeded all expectations. If you ever find yourself in Leavenworth, I would 100% say this is a must-do. It's a beautiful, memorable way to take in the winter magic of the area.

Every time I'm in Leavenworth, somehow I manage to find something new to do - this time, thanks to…read morefamily, we decided to go on a snowy horse-drawn sleigh ride! We arrived and immediately jumped onto the sleigh as we got there a little late (thanks to a jack knifed semi on the way there). They were nice enough to wait for us which was great. Once on, they have a blanket for you to cover up with if desired, which we did use, because it was freezing! You ride around the property/area for about 35 minutes and when it's all covered in snow, it's so picturesque and fun. Leavenworth had just got a ton of snow so we definitely went at the right time! I forget the name of the man who was operating the ride with us, but he was really kind and kept genuine conversation flowing. My only tip is try not to sit in the very front, right behind the horses. As you can imagine, the smell is NOT great LOL Once we got back from the ride they let you go warm up in a super heated tent and they have warm beverages, free of charge, for everyone. My kids took advantage of the hot cocoa real quick. If you haven't done this in Leavenworth yet, it's for sure worth the money!

Wild Horse Renewable Energy Center

Wild Horse Renewable Energy Center

(14 reviews)

If you're curious about renewable energy, you should definitely take the free tour at wildhorse…read morerenewable energy center. It was honestly one of the most interesting and educational experiences of my visit to the area. The tours are completely free and our guide Bob was lovely. He packed an incredible amount of information into the tour while keeping everyone entertained with an endless stream of puns and dad jokes. He was enthusiastic and it's obviously he genuinely loves what he does. There were two children in our tour group and he made a point of involving them throughout the experience and letting them participate. It's definitely a family friendly activity. The highlight for me was getting to go inside an actual wind turbine. I was was especially interested in the ladder assist system as I've never seen anything like that before. Standing inside gives you a new appreciation for the size and engineering involved. You can't really get a feeling for the scale of these things just by looking from afar or looking at pictures but after seeing one from the inside you will walk away with a whole new respect for the technology involved and the people who maintain them. Another thing that was interesting to me was seeing one of the giant turbine blades up close. There was a crane accident that damaged it before installation and they use it as an educational display. Our guide explained how expensive even a single blade is and told the story of how insurance ultimately covered the loss and gave them a free display. It was helpful to be able to stand right next to one of these and to understand the share size of them. I also enjoyed learning about the thought that went into building the wind farm responsibly. The process was explained by our guide and he discussed how they intentionally don't even have turbines in the very locations with the strongest winds because doing so would have greatly affected the natural wildlife. Everything seems intentionally designed to avoid important habitats and they seem to be taking great care to preserve migration corridors. They also monitor wildlife and adapt their practices to reduce the impacts on birds and other animals. It was nice to hear that maximizing energy production is not their only priority. They seem to really care about protecting the surrounding ecosystem as much as possible as well. I also appreciated that they welcomed our small dog on the tour. Finding educational attractions that are dog friendly isn't always easy, so that was a huge bonus for me. This is one of those rare attractions that's really to or everyone. All are welcome and everyone will leave having learned something new. If you're anywhere near the area, I highly recommend this tour.

Great place to learn and get up close and personal with the wind turbines dotting our landscapes…read more PSE emphasizes the steps they take to leave wildlife undisturbed.

ResortWorks - hotels - Updated October 2026

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