This trail is one of the reasons we moved to the Wenatchee Valley. Easy parking and access to trail. About 11 miles round trip total. You can walk or ride the more natural side on the East Wenatchee side, or walk the more populated/business side on the Wenatchee side of the river. Take water for your walk, sunscreen for your... More

Great loop trail for walking or riding a bike for a few hours. There are great places to stop for a picnic and you can even stop by a local winery or several restaurants along the way.

This is one of the best additons to Wenathce in the alst 20 years. The paved trail with pedestrian bridges over the Columbia and Wenatchee Rivers allow you to hike, run , skate or ride your bike along the Columbia River front for a loop of over 10 miles. An additional 5 mile recent extension to Hydro Park on the... More

This is a golden gem in the Wenatchee area. This loop trail crosses the Columbia river and is paved the whole way. There is some confusion as to whether it is 10 or 11 miles, but regardless it is great for walking, jogging and bicycling. The view is ever changing with the seasons and always fabulous. Multiple free parking areas... More

A great gem in our community. 11 miles of paved track provides beautiful scenery and wildlife. The Columbia River can be viewed from both sides while on trail. Plenty of action. Parks, boat launches, camping, paddling, biking, photography, dining , easy access - all there. Farmers's Market near as well. Close to downtown. In April 2013, we'll have the NEW... More

This is a great way to get a feel for the valley. Locals use it constantly. It's a bit of a treasure.

Easy walking, good surface, and polite bikers. Even came upon the Regional x-country high school competition. Loved the parks and restrooms.

Use it for exercise or use it to travel the city! A much better choice for foot, bike or skateboard travel than using public roads. Use to use it for going to and from work every day and was glad it was there!

It's a great bike ride of approximately 10 miles, or a nice walk. The whole trail is paved and runs on both the east and west sides of the Columbia River. On the south bridge (pedestrian) look up on the east side and see a huge osprey nest. Views of the Cascade mountains. Lots of places to park - especially... More