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Art by Dan Tuttle. Located in Peshastin Creek Gallery. 5552 Campbell Road, Peshastin, WA 98847. Phone: 509-548-5779. E-mail
Wenatchee National Forest. Phone: 509-664-9200.
Leavenworth.
A charming Bavarian Village known for delightful specialty shops,
numerous choices for cozy accommodations, and an active calendar
offering a year-round schedule of festivals, music and live theater.
Cascade Loop. PO Box 3245, Wenatchee, WA 98807. Phone: 509-662-3888. E-mail
Peshastin Pinnacles State Park.
Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park.
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