2016 explore! central cascades recreation & entertainment guide
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Visitors to Kittitas County, along the I-90 corridor through the Central Cascades in Washington state, will find things to do, places to see and people to meet in this handy guide published by the local newspaper. The Northern Kittitas County Tribune has gathered all this insider's information in one convenient place. Primary focus is from Snoqualmie Pass down through Ellensburg, including the communities of Cle Elum, Roslyn, Ronald, South Cle Elum, Suncadia, Thorp and Surrounding Nature.TRANSCRIPT
Kurtz & Kurtz Welcomes you to the Heart of the
Central Cascade Mountains
Born and raised in Cle Elum with 45 years plus marketing experience, we look forward to providing you the best experience possible, either
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I-90 Corridor East of Snoqualmie Pass and
surrounding communities in Upper Kittitas County and the
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36th Annual Visitor’s Guideproduced by the staff of
NORTHERN KITTITAS COUNTYTRIBUNEP.O. Box 308 / 807 W. Davis St., suite 101A
Cle Elum, WA 98922 • (509) 674-2511
To inquire about advertising opportunities in the next edition,
contact us before April 2017.
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throughout the year. 509-674-2511
19 Events 26 Food & Drink 29 Attractions 37 Recreation 12 Places
Table of Contents 7 Visitor Services
10-11 County Recreation Map
12 Places 12 Cle Elum
14 Easton 16 Ellensburg 15 Hyak 15 Liberty 13 Ronald 13 Roslyn 14 South Cle Elum 24 Suncadia 16 Thorp
19 Events 20-21 Calendar of Events
26-27 Dining & Lodging Map
29 Attractions
37 Recreation 41 Campgrounds & RV Parks
49 Church Directory
50 Services Index
ON THE COVER: LAKE EASTON STATE PARK Picnic and Day-Use Area full of summer activity. (Washington State Parks photo) 4 EXPLORE! Central Cascades 2016
PLAY HARD! TRAVEL EASY!An easy hour’s drive along the I-90 corridor transports you from the metropolitan Seattle area toYour Natural Playground in the Central Cascades. Some of Washington’s most accessible outdoor recreation and entertainment warmly welcomes you and your family. Over 300 days of sunshineilluminate the abundance of natural beauty ranging from rugged mountain peaks to wide open
valleys. Year round recreation and friendly small town people await. Make your getaway!
Welcome to the Central Cascades!
“Watch for Insiders’ Tips from local people throughout this
EXPLORE! Central Cascades Guide.”
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Residential • Recreational • EquestrianYour Property Specialist in the Central Cascades
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Men’s Haircuts
Children’s Haircuts
Beard Trims
Senior & Military Discounts
Walk-insWelcome!
No Appointment Needed.
GUNNAR’S
BISTRO811 Hwy 970, Ste 6 | Cle Elum
509-674-6774Open Every Day | 6 a.m.-3 p.m.
Summer Hours: Fri, Sat, Sun, 6 a.m.-6 p.m.
GUNNAR ’S
CAFE108 N. Oakes | Cle Elum(Located next to City Hall)
509-674-2524Open Every Day | 6 a.m.-3 p.m.
“Pleasant small town atmosphere at two locations!”
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219 E. First St. ❖ Cle Elum, WA ❖ 509-674-2155
❖ DRUG ❖CLE ELUM
Toothbrushes & Toothpaste ❖ Razors ❖ VitaminsMagazines ❖ Sun Tan Lotion & Sunscreen
Newspapers ❖ Gift Items ❖ First Aid Supplies ❖ ToysName-Brand Cosmetics ❖ Personal Care Items
Russell Stover Candies ❖ Carlton Greeting Cards
Need something while on vacation?
The staff at Cle Elum Drug can help!
I forgot my razor... I wanted a
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Ran out ofToothpaste!
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VISITOR CENTERSCle Elum Visitor CenterKittitas County Chamber of Commerce312 W. First Street | 509-674-6880 CentralWashingtonColor.com
Roslyn Visitor Center101 E. Pennsylvania Avenue | 509-649-3650RoslynDowntown.org
Ellensburg Visitor CenterKittitas County Chamber of Commerce 609 N. Main Street | 509-925-2002CentralWashingtonColor.com
PUBLIC RESTROOMSDowntown Cle Elum 219 East First Street (next to Telephone Museum)
Cle Elum City Park – Between First and SecondStreets (near Skate Park and Horseshoe pits)
Coal Mines Trailheads CLE ELUM (chemical toilet) at intersection of West Second Street and Stafford Street
ROSLYN (full public restrooms) at intersection of North Third Street and West Washington Avenue (next to Roslyn Pioneer Park)
PLUS many visitor-friendly service stations, restaurants and other businesses offer their
restrooms for visitor use – just ask!
This beautiful area has been home to my family for fourgenerations. I am a coal miner’s daughter and appreciatethe cultural richness this area provides. At one time therewere 23 different nationalities represented here, whichreminds me of what a melting pot of ethnicity we are.Rich heritage along with endless hours of recreationmakes the Upper County the place to visit especially dur-ing Cle Elum’s Pioneer Days. We have the best hiking, bik-ing, fishing, camping, rafting and mushroom pickin’around. During Pioneer Days over the Fourth of Julyweekend we also have many exciting things for you andyour family to enjoy such as the Grand Parade, theQueen’s Tea, the Heritage Club dinner, Fireman’s Breakfast,Roslyn Riders Play Day, fireworks, horseshoe and bocciball tournaments. We hope you and your family join usas we celebrate this great nation and our wonderful com-munity over the Fourth. I am grateful and humbled by thehonor of being selected the 2016 Pioneer Days Queenand look forward to carrying on this wonderful tradition.
Leona Malcolm - 2016 Pioneer Days Queen
VISITOR INFORMATION
Crisis Line: 509-674-2881 n FBI 206-622-0460
Cle Elum, Roslyn, South Cle Elum Police non-emergency business line 509-674-2991
Ellensburg Police non-emergency 509-962-7280
Kittitas County Sheriff non-emergency 509-962-7527
Washington State Patrol non-emergency 800-283-7806
Report Forest Fires 800-562-6010 n Poison Center 800-222-1222
Dial 9-1-1 for EMERGENCIES!
Welcome to Kittitas County!
Woodsy Owl leads the way to helping keep our recreationlands clean with a simple message,“Give a Hoot – Don’t Pollute!”
You can join Woodsy in keeping campsites, picnic areas,trails and beaches cleaner by recycling items and disposing
of trash at the Transfer Station. Kittitas County recyclescommon household disposables at two locations:
Cle Elum Transfer Station50 No. 5 Mine Road | 509-649-2921HOURS: Tuesday-Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. and 1:30-4:00 p.m.
Ellensburg Transfer Station1001 Industrial Way | 509-962-7542HOURS: Monday-Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
There is no charge for recycling aluminum cans, corru-gated cardboard, glass, magazines, milk jugs, newspa-per, plastic pop bottles and tin cans. A handling fee is
assessed for appliances, iron, steel, brass copper andyard clippings. Cle Elum Transfer Station also acceptsantifreeze, auto batteries, household batteries and oil.
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KEEP WARM at your campsite, but always check with park officials or localauthorities if there are active local burn bans before striking a match. Re-member Smokey Bear’s slogan, “Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires.”
Jim Fossett photo
‘Lend a Hand – Care for the Land’
Animal Services and EventsHook your leash onto some of the fun events created to support upper KittitasCounty’s ARRF Animal Rescue, a nonprofit, volunteer rescue. They operate withthe help of foster families to save abandoned and lost animals in our com-munity. Fundraising events support expenses for rescuing, feeding and pro-viding emergency vet services for animals, as well as for a much-neededshelter, which broke ground in Roslyn in 2016. Find out how you can get in-volved by visiting ARRFAnimalRescue.org or call 509-304-4805. Find themon facebook to follow lost pets in the area as well.
Mark your calendar for these events:H JULY 23: Doggie Olympics
H AUGUST 13: Nibbles and Sips, Chocolate & Wine Tasting
H OCTOBER 30: Paws on Parade
H DECEMBER 3: Santa Paws Pictures
H MARCH 2017: Doggie Easter Egg Hunt
HEALTH Q&AKittitas County Public Health Dept.Located at 507 N. Nanum St., Suite 102 in Ellensburg, the departmentprovides information ranging from immunizations and food handlercards to mental health needs. Call 509-962-7515 with questions.
MAIL SERVICE98922 Cle Elum, WA 305 E. First St. • 509-674-2444
98925 Easton, WA 2151 Railroad St. • 509-656-2244
98926 Ellensburg, WA 100 E. 3rd Ave. • 509-962-4360
98934 Kittitas, WA 107 Main St. • 509-968-3577
98940 Ronald, WA 8291 SR903 • 509-649-2668
98941 Roslyn, WA 122 W. Pennsylvania Ave. • 509-649-2215
98943 South Cle Elum, WA 604 Cleveland Ave. • 509-674-2611
98946 Thorp, WA 50 First Street • 509-964-2281
98950 Vantage, WA 509-856-2800
Reprinted with permission from theU.S. Forest Service National Symbols Program
Many of Kittitas County’s four-season outdoor des-tination sights require parking permits or passes.
NATIONAL FOREST U.S. Forest Service recreation passes include: • National Forest Recreation Day Pass • Northwest Forest Pass • Interagency Annual Pass • Interagency Senior and Access Pass For more info: fs.fed.us/passespermits
WASHINGTON DEPARTMENTOF FISH & WILDLIFE A Vehicle Use Permit is required on Washing-ton State Department of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW)lands. For more about these permits and licensingvisit wdfw.wa.gov/licensing
WASHINGTON STATE PARKS Washington State Parks passes include: • Discover Pass • Natural Investment Permit • Moorage Permit • Filming Permit • Commercial Use Permit • Special Activities Permit For more on fees and regulations for thesetypes of permits, visit parks.wa.gov
WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES The Discover Pass is your ticket to Washing-
ton's Great Outdoors. For a list and maps of DNR-managed state trust lands that require theDiscover Pass logon to discoverpass.wa.gov
WASHINGTON STATE SNO-PARKS Created in 1975, the state’s Sno-Park Programprovides cleared parking areas in close proximityto trails. There are two kinds of Sno-Parks: Snow-mobile and Non-motorized Sports. Sno-Parks inKittitas County include Crystal Springs, the mostused of the 120 in Washington state. A Sno-ParkPermit is necessary for parking and/or using mo-torized and non-motorized Sno-Parks. For moreinfo on fees and regulations for permits or finddownloadable maps, visit parks.wa.gov.
Call 509-649-3099 • www.GoASVR.com
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North Bend, 60 Min.
Snoqualmie Pass, 30 Min.
Easton, 15 Min.
Ronald, 15 Min.
Roslyn, 10 Min.
Thorp, 15 Min.
Ellensburg, 25 Min.
Yakima, 60 Min.
Leavenworth, 60 Min.
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It may not take as long as you think...
For detailed trail maps, contact theCle Elum Ranger District Office
803 W. Second Street • Cle Elum, WA 98922509-852-1100
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...the gateway town from the Cas-cades to the Columbia, offers a richhistory full of stories of coal miners,immigration and now, countlessways to unwind with its four seasonsof recreation possibilities. Whetherit’s fishing the Yakima River it’s builtalongside of, snowmobiling in thenearby mountains, hiking the trailsor enjoying its shops, restaurants,taverns and other attractions, you’resure to find something fun to do.
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FLAG POLE PARK along West First Street in Cle Elum is the hub for many including a military veterans flag memorial, Wye Park visitors Mountains to Sound Greenway kiosk and Coal Mines Trailhead map and parking area. Jana Stoner photo
AN AERIAL VIEW OF CLE ELUM from Peoh Point; summit elevation of 4,020 feet. Claire Lucke photo
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HAWTHORNE HALL in Ronald holds many heritage events. Jim Fossett photoSTOP AND TAKE A SELFIE as you stroll downtown Roslyn. Jim Fossett photo
...is a peaceful little town that less than 300 peoplecall home. It’s one of the last stops on SR-903 astravelers head west to visit recreational sites such
as Speelyi Beach on Lake Cle Elum, Salmon La Sac and the many vacation rentalhomes in between. Ronald offers year round recreational activities with sprawlingmountainsides to snowmobile on in the winter and swimming, fishing and boat-ing opportunities within easy reach during the summer. Within the town itself aretwo of the state’s oldest landmarks: the old Ronald School and Hawthorne Hall,which host several events each year like the Halloween Haunted House.
RONALD...is a town without equal. With even amounts offriendly folks and entertainment on hand, there’s alittle bit of something for anybody. It grew out of a
history of coal mining and now is a portal for a wealth of outdoor recreation, aspirited nightlife and a variety of stores that offer everything from bicycles tobeer growlers. Keep your eyes peeled for special events throughout the year aswell as for some fun sightseeing such as the massive mural of Marlon Brandopainted on the only movie theater in the area.
ROSLYN
... is another old town withplenty of history and is ashort drive across the
Yakima River from Cle Elum. It has a couple of parks to relax in, including the IronHorse State Park, which features the historic Milwaukee Road train facilities at theSouth Cle Elum Depot. The park also features an ADA-accessible trail that tells thestory of how the railroad helped develop the town and the surrounding area. Anew feature along South Cle Elum Way since fall 2015 (the road between Cle Elumand South Cle Elum) is a colorful mural depicting an underwater scene from thenearby river complete with several different species of salmon by artist Don Brown.
CLASSIC CAR ENTHUSIASTS join the fun at the annual Cabin Cruisers Car Showduring the Easton Community Memorial Day Celebration. Jim Fossett photo
“A CRAWDAD’S EYE VIEW OF THE RIVER” mural along South Cle Elum Way waspainted by artist Don Brown in 2015. Jana Stoner photo
Relive the grand era of railroading at this unique B&B Inn. Bring your family and stay in a caboose or bring your loved one and enjoy the intimacy of the Bridal Suite
with its private Jacuzzi. Stroll or bicycle along the adjacent Iron Horse State Park Trail. Wake up to the smell of fresh coffee and a full country breakfast.
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SOUTH CLE ELUMThis little town offers several events throughout theyear, the highlight being the Easton Community Me-morial Day Celebration that features a car and mo-
torcycle show, parade, helicopter tours and more. It’s also home to the LakeEaston State Park, a 516 acre outdoor recreation haven and two popular fishingholes: Lavender Lake and Easton Ponds. Easton is just off I-90 Exit 70.
EASTON
If you’ve ever wanted to learn about how the pio-neers made their living through mining then you’llwant to take SR-97 east to Liberty. Gold was discov-
ered there in 1873 and the community has set up a historical kiosk to learn more.The Wenatchee National Forest surrounds Liberty on all sides and offers campingand hiking opportunities including the Red Top Lookout hike, an easy climbwhere you can see one of the last wildfire lookout towers still in use in Washing-ton along with sweeping views of the Kittitas Valley and Stuart Mountain range.
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LIBERTYIf skiing and snowboard-ing are your ideas of agood time then Hyak is
where you go to make it happen. Located at the base of Snoqualmie Pass, Hyakoffers a base camp with lodging, restaurants, gas stations and easy access to theSummit at Snoqualmie ski resort. Besides winter sports, the surrounding area offersoutstanding hiking, biking and horseback riding opportunities. A very popular at-traction is the John Wayne Pioneer Trail that features the Snoqualmie Tunnel.
SNOQUALMIE PASSINTERSTATE 90 at Snoqualmie Pass is always a scenic drive. Jana Stoner photo
GOLD MINERS RALLY in Liberty to see what treasures they can dredge up.Jim Fossett photo
is located between Ellensburg and Cle Elum and drivingthrough town can present some wonderful views of theKittitas Valley and the industrious farming families that
still make the county prosperous. Attractions include the Thorp fruit stand easilyaccessible from I-90 and the Thorp Grist Mill, which was created to process Thorp’sbountiful crops and is also one of the oldest landmarks in Kittitas County.
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ELLENSBURGHISTORIC DOWNTOWN ELLENSBURG bustles with shopping and events.
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OCTOBER ROLLS OUT the annual Thorp Communty Days Festival withfamily-friendly fun and adventure around town. N.K.C. TRIBUNE photo
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Timber sports in the Central Cascades has takenoff over the years as the High Country Log Showas the sounds of sharp axes and high-RPM chain-saws chopping wood fill the air in Roslyn’s RunjePark for two days on Labor Day weekend. Thisyear’s free show takes place Sept. 3-4. Competitorsfrom all around the Pacific Northwest come toshow their skills in over a dozen events, includingaxe throwing, speed climbing up 80-foot poles,obstacle courses and chainsaw competitions thatfeature hot saws – massive, custom made chain-saws that are often built around the engines ofsmall cars. There’s food, beverages and at the endof the friendly competitions, organizers crown aBull of the Woods – a local who’s recognized fortheir dedication to the local logging industry. Call 509-674-8161 for more info.
See the best lumberjacks at Roslyn Log Show
The Summit at Snoqualmie is well known for its winter activities but for a cou-ple summers now, it’s becoming known for its Chinook Fest summer musicfestivals. There will be two this summer, with Chinook Fest Summit scheduledfor July 8-10 and Chinook Fest Central going down Sept. 9-11. Launched bythe band Cody Beebe & the Crooks in 2012, the Summit Fest is known forbringing great music to the great outdoors. Now, over 20 acts are lined up forthe July festival with a fresh lineup to be announced for Chinook Fest Central.More information and tickets are available at ChinookFest.com.
Rock the Cascades with Chinook Fest
Visit the Roslyn MoTIVATE Booth
for fun kids activities and to learn
about the landscape, agriculture, and
communities of Kittitas County!
Pay attention to when the big hot
saws start up. You may want to take cover as they can send wood chips
flying into your hair or beverage cups!
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MAY-SEPT: Cle Elum Historical TelephoneMuseum open daily from Noon to 4pm, 221 E. 1st St., Cle Elum. www.nkcmuseums.org
MAY-OCT: Kittitas County Farmers Market.Every Saturday, Now thru Oct. 28, 9am to 1pm, at Ellensburg’s historic downtown district. 509-899-3870 • kittitascountyfarmersmarket.com
MAY 28: Easton’s 25th Annual Memorial DayCelebration & Parade. Events all day starting at 8am.Parade at 10am. Pancakes, concession booths, parade, Wall of Heroes. I-90 Exit 71, Easton.206-501-5268 • eastonmemorialdaycelebration.com
MAY 28: Cabin Creek Cruisers Car Show. Starts at 9am. All cars, trucks and motorcycles welcome.Easton School off I-90 Exit 71, Easton.509-674-9229 • Facebook Cabin Creek Cruisers
MAY 28: Thorp Mill Dinner & Auction.Doors open at 5pm, Dinner at 6pm, Live Music at 7pm at Springwood Ranch Party Barn, Thorp. Tickets at thorp.org • 509-964-9640
MAY 28: Croatian Festival. 5pm, Ronald’s HawthorneHall, left on Atlantic Ave. from SR903 Salmon La Sac Hwy,Ronald. Entertainment by the Sinovi band. 425-941-2296
MAY 29: Roslyn Riders Prize Ride. Starts at 9amwith last rider out at Noon. Prizes awarded at 3pm.Arena visible from SR903, at 70 Martin Rd., Roslyn. 509-674-2008 • roslynriders.com
509-674-2008 • roslynriders.com
JUNE-SEPT: Roslyn Farmers Market. Every Sunday,June 12-Sept. 11. Pennsylvania Ave., Roslyn. 10am to 2pm.roslynfarmersmarket.org
JUNE 4: Teanaway Navigation Race. Orienteeringand map navigation race in the forests of the TeanawayValley east of Cle Elum. Two, four and eight-hour races.Free Intro to Navigation workshop at 8am. navraces.com
JUNE 4: Washington State Parks Free Day.Celebrating National Trails Day. No Discover Pass needed in any state park. discoverpass.wa.gov
JUNE 4: 17th Annual Cruisin’ for Hospice CarShow. 10am to 3pm, Pine St. in Downtown Ellensburg.509-968-5117 • hospice-friends.org
JUNE 4: Roads of Wonder Neighborhood YardSale. 8:30am to 5:00pm. Sun Country Estates, I-90 Exit 78.509-674-4666
JUNE 5: Teanaway Trail Run. Features a 5K, 10K, half marathon and full marathon in the Teanaway foresteast of Cle Elum. Races start between 8am and 10am.nwtrailruns.com/events/the-teanaway-trail-run
JUNE 11-12: Washington state hosts this freefishing weekend wherever fishing is allowed.No license required. Free Fishing Weekend in Washington is always the first weekend after the first Monday in June.877-635-4111 • wdfw.wa.gov
JUNE 11: Washington State Parks Free Day.Celebrating National Get Outdoors Day. No Discover Passneeded in any state park. discoverpass.wa.gov
JUNE 11: 26th Annual Kid’s Fishing Derby atLavender Lake, hosted by Cascade Field and Stream Club.Registration starts at 6:00am. Fishing 7am to 10am. Free to kids 14 and under. I-90, Exit 74. 509-670-1464 • cascadefieldandstream.com
JUNE 11: Easton Ponds Fishing Derby. Free familyfun. Registration 6am. Derby starts at 7am. Prizes givenout in four categories: 6 and under, 7-12, 13-17, 18 andover. I-90, Exit 71. 206-501-5268eastonmemorialdaycelebration.com
JUNE 12: Ultimate Orienteer Series. Registration8:30am to 11am. Location: Salmon La Sac, west of Roslyn.cascadeoc.org
JUNE 16: Rotary Club of Upper Kittitas County’sannual golf event at Suncadia’s Prospector Golf Course.$100,000 shootout, golf games at holes, raffle andauction. Registration at 11:30am. 425-651-3043ukcrotarygolf.brownpapertickets.com
JUNE 16-19: Roslyn Vintage Trailer Rally. Roslyn’s Runje Field. Browse old school campers, trailersand RVs. Open house and swap meet Saturday, 10am to4pm. Outdoor movies nightly at 9pm. 206-227-5194Facebook Roslyn Vintage Trailer Rally
JUNE 17: Paint the Town Purple sponsored by Relay For Life® of Cle Elum. 10am to 5pm., Cle Elum.
JUNE 18: 14th Annual Dachshunds on Parade. Register 9am. Parade, races and doggie tricks. 4th Ave., downtown Ellensburg, WA.509-925-2002 • myellensburg.com
JUNE 20-23, 27-30: Boulet Production’sSummer Theatre Camp. Monday-Thursday for Kids K-12.Location TBA. Performance on July 1. 509-929-0734
JUNE 25: Pioneer Queen Coronation. 5:00 p.m. Cle Elum Eagles Club, 220 Pennsylvania Ave.,Cle Elum. All are welcome. 509-674-2385
JUNE 30: Boulet Production's Melodrama “TheTreasure of Shiver River” or “You can't Drive Cattlewhen their Horns are Frozen.” 7pm at RoslynCommunity & Performing Arts Center, 201 S. First St.,Roslyn (above the Roslyn Library). 509-674-8138
JULY: Roslyn Farmers Market. Every Sunday,Now-Sept. 11. Pennsylvania Ave., Roslyn. 10am to 2pm.roslynfarmersmarket.org
JULY 1: Wounded Warriors High Five Tour 2016.Support military families by signing the tour vehicle with a message. Kelleher Motor Company, 602 N. Pearl,Ellensburg. 509-925-1911 • kellehermotors.com
JULY 1-4: Cle Elum’s Pioneer Days Celebration.Wye Park at West First St. & South Cle Elum Way. Vendors,grand parade Saturday morning, fireman’s breakfast, aerialfireworks show. Facebook Pioneer Days Grand Parade
JULY 1, 2 & 4 at 7pm & JULY 2 & 3 at 2 pm Boulet Production's Melodrama “The Treasure ofShiver River” or “You can't Drive Cattle when theirHorns are Frozen.” Roslyn Community & Performing ArtsCenter, 201 S. First St., Roslyn (above the Roslyn Library).509-674-8138
JULY 2: Pioneer Days Queen’s Tea at Carpenter HouseMuseum. Meet 2016 Pioneer Days Queen Leona Malcolmduring the tea, held immediately after the Pioneer DaysGrand Parade. Carpenter House Museum, 302 W. 3rd St.,Cle Elum. 509-674-9766 • highcountryartists.com
JULY 2: Roslyn Riders Play Day. Sign up at Noon.Play Day begins at 1 pm. Family horseback riding at clubgrounds off SR 903, 70 Martin Rd., Roslyn. 509-674-2008 • roslynriders.com
JULY 3: Runner Stumbles 10K Run, 5K Run/Walk,Kids Races. Start 9am at Dawson Park, Suncadia Resort,Cle Elum. Register at active.com. 509-304-4678runnerstumblesrace.wordpress.com
JULY 2: Ronald Community Club’s Annual HeritageFestival Dinner & Dance. 5-9pm. Live music and ethnicfoods at Ronald’s Hawthorne Hall, Turn on Atlantic Avenuefrom SR903 in Ronald. Look for signs. 509-260-1294
JULY 3: Cle Elum Kiwanis Youth Fishing Derby atKiwanis Pond in Cle Elum. Registration 6:30am. Fishing 7-9am. Prizes for kids ages 1-16. From downtown Cle Elumtake South Oakes Ave., go over the I-90 overpass thenfollow signs. 206-697-7230 • cleelumkiwanis.org
JULY 8-10: Chinook Fest Summit. Summer concertfestival at the Summit at Snoqualmie. chinookfest.com
JULY 15: Cle Elum Hatchery’s Annual Salmon BakePotluck. Starts at Noon. You bring the potluck and thehatchery supplies salmon. 800 Spring Chinook Way, CleElum. 509-674-3701 • Facebook Cle Elum Hatchery
JULY 16: Life Support Dinner, Auction & Concert.Featuring Jimmy Buffet Tribute Band. Doors open 5:30pm,Party starts at 6:30pm. Swiftwater Cellars Winery, Roslyn.509-260-0091 • lifesupporti90.org
JULY 16: Roslyn Croatian Community Picnic. Noon,Roslyn City Park, 100 E. Pennsylvania Ave. 509-649-2732.NOTE: For years this has been a Sunday event, but this year, inresponse to requests from loyal patrons, it has moved to Saturday.
JULY 16: Relay For Life® of Cle Elum. Opens 8amwith Noon ceremonial start, Cle Elum-Roslyn High School,2690 SR903. 509-783-1574 • relayforlife.org/cleelumwa
JULY 23: Ellensburg Sprint Triathlon. Swim 0.25miles, bike 12.3 miles, run 3.1 miles. buduracing.com
JULY 23: Roslyn Doggie Olympics. Runje Field,Roslyn. 509-304-4805 • arrfanimalrescue.org
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
JULY 29-31: Moosefest. Fans of the TV showNorthern Exposure informally gather in Roslyn, where the show was filmed. moosefest.org
JULY 29-31: Cle Elum Roundup Rodeo. WA StateHorse Park, 1202 Douglas Munro Blvd., Cle Elum. Pro-Westrodeo performances, street dance, mounted shooters,mutton busting and more! cleelumroundup.com
JULY 29-31: 2nd Annual Suncadia MultisportSummer Festival. Active Expo, full and half marathons,kids duathlons, Bart Yasso 5K, 15K trail run, bicycle tour,and Summer Brewfest. energyevents.com/suncadia
JULY 29-31: Jazz in the Valley. Live music, food andfestivities in Ellensburg. jazzinthevalley.com
JULY 30: UKC Dollars for Scholars Golf Tourney.Tee-off 9am, Sun Country Golf Course, Cle Elum.ukc.dollarsforscholars.org
JULY 30: Ronald School Reunion. Celebrating the100th Anniversary. Starts at 1pm at 3rd & Atlantic, Ronald.509-649-2250
AUGUST 5-7: Roslyn Art Festival. Friday eveningto Sunday afternoon. Music, vendors, artwork, juried show,Try-art stations, vendors, artists and artisans. DowntownRoslyn. 509-649-2223 • roslynartfestival.org
AUGUST: Roslyn Farmers Market. Every Sunday,Now-Sept. 11. Pennsylvania Ave., Roslyn. 10am to 2pm.roslynfarmersmarket.org
AUGUST 13: Kruisin’ Kittitas Car Show & Burnouts. 8am to 5pm. I-90 Exit 115, Kittitas. kittitascarshow.com
AUGUST 13: Roslyn Black Pioneers Picnic.Celebrate African American culture with food and music at Cle Elum City Park beginning at Noon. All are welcome.
AUGUST 13: ARRF Animal Rescue’s Nibbles &Sips. 6pm. Chocolate & wine tasting at StoneHouse 101,Roslyn. 509-304-4805 • arrfanimalrescue.org
AUGUST 13-14: 2nd Annual Thorp Mill AntiquesMarket & Appraisals. 9am to 3pm at Thorp School gym,10831 N. Thorp Hwy. 509-964-9640 thorp.org
AUGUST 20: Annual Cruise Cle Elum Car &Motorcycle Show. Downtown Cle Elum. 425-651-3043 • ukcrotary.com
AUGUST 25: Washington State Parks Free Day.Celebrating National Park Service birthday. No DiscoverPass needed in any state park. discoverpass.wa.gov
SEPTEMBER 4 & 11: Roslyn Farmers Market.10am to 2pm. Pennsylvania Ave., Roslyn.
SEPTEMBER 1-5: Kittitas County Fair.512 N. Poplar St., Ellensburg. Carnival Rides, Exhibits, Food.509-962-7639 • kittitascountyfair.com
SEPTEMBER 2-5: Ellensburg Rodeo. One ofAmerica’s Top 10 professional rodeos. Parking entrance onAlder Street, off University Way in Ellensburg.800-637-2444 • ellensburgrodeo.com
SEPTEMBER 3-4: 6th Annual High Country LogShow. Runje Park, Roslyn. Competitors from all across thestate bring their axes, chainsaws and logging skills.Spectators welcome! 509-674-8161
SEPTEMBER 3: All Nations Day Celebration.Starts at 5pm inside Ronald’s Hawthorne Hall. Ethnic food,music and dancing. Turn on Atlantic Avenue from SR903 in Ronald. 509-674-4376
SEPTEMBER 3-4: Roslyn’s Coal Miner DaysFestival. Grand parade at Noon on Sunday. Downtown Roslyn. roslyndowntown.org.
SEPTEMBER 17-18: Early Iron Club ThreshingBee & Antique Equipment Show. Olmstead Place StatePark, Ellensburg. 509-925-1943 • kveic.org
SEPTEMBER 23-24: Buskers in the BurgFestival. Downtown Ellensburg. Most activities are free.Handmade puppet parade, musicians (buskers), and more.509-962-6246 • buskersintheburg.org
OCTOBER 1: Manastash Metric Bike Ride.Mount Stuart Elementary School, 705 West 15th Ave.,Ellensburg. Ride thru Kittitas County. Register, 7:30-9am.509-962-4311 • www.drier-ride.org
OCTOBER 1-2, 8-9, 15-16, 22-23, 29-30:U-Pick pumpkins. 10am to 4pm, Huffman Farms, 6181 Wilson Creek Rd., Ellensburg. huffmanfarms.com
OCTOBER 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29:Haunted Forest & Corn Maze. 7-10pm weatherpermitting. Huffman Farms, 6181 Wilson Creek Rd.,Ellensburg. 509-899-2002 • huffmanfarms.com
OCTOBER 7-9: 12th Ellensburg Film Festival.Various venues in Ellensburg. 509-859-2661ellensburgfilmfestival.com
OCTOBER 8: Mountain Ale Festival in Roslyn.888-925-2204 • kittitascountychamber.com
OCTOBER 15: Swauk Teanaway Grange HuntersBreakfast, 8 a.m. to Noon. 1361 Ballard Hill Rd., Cle Elum.swaukteanawaygrange.com.
OCTOBER 30: ARRF Animal Rescue’s Paws onParade. Noon at the Coal Miners Memorial in downtownRoslyn. Animals in costumes compete for prizes.509-304-4805 • arrfanimalrescue.org
OCTOBER 31: Boo Elum. Downtown Cle Elum’sHalloween celebration featuring kids costume parade &trick or treating at downtown businesses. 509-304-8222
NOVEMBER 11: Washington State Parks FreeDay. Celebrating Veterans Day. No Discover Pass needed inany state park. discoverpass.wa.gov
NOVEMBER 12: A Grange Country ChristmasBazaar & Bake Sale. 9am to 2:30pm, Swauk TeanawayGrange, 1361 Ballard Hill Rd., Cle Elum.509-857-2580 • swaukteanawaygrange.com
NOVEMBER 25: Moments to Remember. Livenativity & free holiday activities in Downtown Ellensburg.509-962-6246 • www.ellensburgdowntown.org
DECEMBER 3: Christmas in Cle Elum. Parade of Lights, caroling, fire pits, music, bazaar and more in downtown Cle Elum. 509-304-8222
DECEMBER 3, 10, 17: Roslyn Old TownChristmas. Downtown Roslyn. Photos with Santa andtreats for the kids. Hosted by the Roslyn DowntownAssociation. roslyndowntown.org
DECEMBER 4: Community Christmas Dinner. 1-2:30pm. Free. Bring a potluck dish. Swauk TeanawayGrange, 1361 Ballard Hill Rd., Cle Elum. 509-857-2580swaukteanawaygrange.com
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JANUARY 14, 2017: 13th Winterhop Brewfest.Noon-5pm, Downtown Ellensburg, WA.www.ellensburgwinterhopbrewfest.com
JAN 2017: Bagna Caulda (garlic) Festival. Cle Elum Eagles Club, Cle Elum, WA. 509-674-2385
JAN 2017: Rotary Snow Machine FUNd Run.Last Resort, 14254 Salmon La Sac Rd., Ronald.INFO: 425-651-3043 • [email protected].
FEB 2017: Spirit of the West. Cowboys, cowgirls,artists, musicians. Various venues in Ellensburg.509-962-6246 • ellensburgcowboygathering.com
MARCH 2017: Boulet Production's “The SecretGarden.” A musical. Dates & location TBA. 509-929-2043
APRIL 2017: Yakima Canyon River RunSelah Civic Center, Selah. regtorace.com/event/69
APRIL 2017: ARRF Animal Rescue’s Doggie EasterEgg Hunt. Pennsylvania & Coal Mines Trail, Roslyn. 509-304-4805 • arrfanimalrescue.org
APRIL 15, 2017: 6th Annual Flashlight EasterEgg Hunt. Cle Elum-Roslyn Elementary & Middle SchoolBall Fields. Hunt starts at dark. 509-304-8222
APRIL 2017: Cle Elum Fire Department EasterEgg Hunt. Fireman’s Park, Cle Elum. 509-674-1748
APRIL 2017: Suncadia Easter Egg Hunt. SuncadiaMaster Resort, Cle Elum. 509-649-6400 • Suncadia.com
APRIL 2017: Junk-tiquen in the BurgKittitas County Fairgrounds, Ellensburg.509-925-2002 • kittitascountychamber.com
APRIL 2017: Iron Horse Motorcycle Poker Run &Show. 1518 University Way, Ellensburg. kittitasabate.org
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Twice a year in the spring then summer, Tony Davey, an artist and owner ofFused art gallery in Roslyn, carefully crafts then hides small, rectangularglass ornaments all around town and asks locals and visitors to do theirbest to find them. Davey said it’s just a way to get people more interestedin exploring his town. “It’s just to kind of encourage people to hang aroundtown, look around a little bit more and open their eyes to a bunch ofthings,” he explained. “It’s something to really have fun with.” The piecescome in a wide variety of colors and are decorated with the word ‘Roslyn’in stylized text along with the date to remind people of their stay in town.If you spot one of these ornaments, it’s yours to keep – Roslyn’s gift to you.Besides getting people to explore the city, Davey also hopes seeing andfinding the ornaments gets people inspired to create their own art, espe-cially at his shop where he teaches glass art.
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Look high and low for rare glass souvenirornaments in Roslyn
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Hunting up flapjacks, slabs of ham, eggsto order and hot coffee is a favorite sea-sonal kick-off for both sportsmen andbreakfast lovers looking for countrycooking and good company. Feel free tograb seconds during the hearty meal,and maybe pick up an extra jar of theapple butter made by the Grange ladies.
The annual Swauk-Teanaway GrangeHunters Breakfast is the morning of Sat-urday, Oct. 15 from 8 a.m. to noon, on theopening day of deer season. The Grangehas met on the site of a one-time singleroom schoolhouse since 1937. TheGrange hosts a number of eventsthroughout the year. Visit SwaukTean-awayGrange.com for information.
DIRECTIONS: The Swauk-TeanawayGrange is located at 1361 Ballard HillRoad, east of Cle Elum. Take SR-970 east from Cle Elum, then a left on Teanaway Road and a right onto Ballard Road. Look for the large white building up the hill on left.
Hunting season launcheswith a hearty breakfast
The Suncadia resort offers year round luxury accommodations through itsgolf courses, a spa, hotels, swim and fitness center, restaurants and more allwithin the confines of the forests and beautiful outdoor environments thatmake the Central Cascades memorable. In the summer, the resort offers golf,bicycle rentals, boating and paddle boarding, fly fishing, outdoor concerts atthe amphitheater and numerous trails to tour the property along with severalevents coinciding with the holidays. In the winter, guests can enjoy an ice skat-ing pond, a tube sledding hill and indoor relaxation after a day enjoying play-ing in the snow. Visit suncadia.com for more information and calendar. Directions: take I-90 Exit 80 toward Salmon La Sac and Roslyn. Turn ontoBullfrog Road. At the traffic circle, follow the signs to Suncadia.
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From Airstreams to Winnebagos, there’s something for everyone toenjoy during the 7th annual Roslyn Vintage Trailer Rally set to takeover Runje Field Father’s Day weekend, June 16-19. Visitors are freeto browse or bring their own pre-1979 recreational vehicles, trailersand campers to show off – no pre-registration required. This year alsofeatures a swap meet, an open house on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4p.m., activities for both kids and adults Saturday afternoon, a talentshow, awards and a few outdoor showings of classic films. Proceedsfrom the rally even benefit local animal welfare group ARRF AnimalRescue. For more information on this year’s Rally, contact Kim Ross at206-227-5194 or [email protected].
A FAMILY ENJOYS a break from the summer sun under the awning of theirclassic Airstream trailer during the 2015 Roslyn Vintage Trailer Rally.
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ATTRACTIONS
Roslyn Farmers’ Market
Traditionally, Cle Elum’s Carpenter House Museum has focused on the Carpenter family, in-cluding Frank Carpenter, a mayor of Cle Elum who built the house in 1914, but on July 4, 2015,the society opened an all-new exhibit on the third floor to widen its scope and feature more ofthe local community’s history, including the Prohibition, early pioneers, businesses, education,transportation, the fires of 1891 and 1918 and Cle Elum’s red light district.
The rest of the museum has plenty to offer, as well. Visitors can examine the Carpenter family’sclothing, furniture, books, paintings, dinnerware and many other artifacts that have been pre-served “in their natural habitat” since 1989 when the last surviving Carpenter descendant donatedthe home and its furnishings to the society.
The museum also serves as the gallery for High Country Artists (highcountryartists.com), whorotate their exhibits of featured local artists monthly. The museum is located at 302 West Third Street in Cle Elum. It’s open Friday through Sundayfrom noon to 4 p.m. For more info visit highcountryartists.com or nkcmuseums.org.
Winter recreation plays astrong role in CentralCascades history, as itdoes today. Foundingmembers of the SummitSki Club (later known asthe Cle Elum Ski Club)started the organizationto teach area youngpeople how to ski. Theywanted to promote thearea's wonderland ofwinter sports too. Clubmembers made their ownskis because there wereno local places to buy skiequipment at that time.
Northern Kittitas CountyHistorical Collection photo on
display at the Carpenter HouseMuseum and Art Gallery
Once known as ‘A Skier’s Paradise’, the region hosted a popular ski jumpcompetition in the 1920s through the early 1930s. Charlene Kauzlarich of the local historical society places a primitive set of skis and a pair of ski boots oncebelonging to Hans Iverson, who loved the Cle Elum area he made his home in the1920s because it reminded him of his home back in Norway. He was a ski "yumper"in the old country and happy that he could continue doing so here. These are a fewof the antiquities and photos on display at the museum. Jim Fossett photo
New pioneer history exhibiton display at Carpenter House Museum & Art Gallery
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Traveling along the back roads of Kittitas County you’ll find over 100barns and other significant buildings (some dating back over a century)decorated with large, painted wooden quilt blocks – often inspired by afamily heirloom quilt. The collection comprises one of the county’s mostpopular trails. A beautiful trail map is available at Chamber of Commercevisitor centers in Ellensburg and Cle Elum and at local museums. A bioon each site gives those taking the self-guided driving tour a glimpseinto the significance of the chosen quilt block. The map also provides alook at area events, the names of the 24 volunteers who helped hangthe quilts, names of sponsors and a list of historical buildings in the re-gion with photographs of each. All totaled, to prepare and hang over 100quilts and produce the map, this grass-roots folk-art project requiredover 12,000 hours of volunteer work. For historical info on the quilts andmore about how you can get involved, visit BarnQuiltsWashington.org.
Traveling the KittitasCounty Barn Quilt Trail
THIS OIL PAINTING by Upper Kittitas Countyartist Jacob Dorsett illustrates the broad rangeof talented artists exhibiting at Roslyn’s AnnualArt Festival in downtown Roslyn. Jim Fossett photo
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The artistic blaze burnsbrighter every year in Roslyn,especially during Roslyn’s an-nual art festival. The festivaltakes place in downtownRoslyn Friday through Sun-day, August 5-7. At the Fridaynight kickoff, the downtownarea echoes with live music.Other attractions includevendors, Try-art Stations, andthe artists themselves. This isa juried show accompaniedby artisan sales. For moreinfo, call 509-649-2223 orvisit RoslynArtFestival.org.
Immerse yourself in local art
What early American pioneers accomplished in their push westward can be wit-nessed in Kittitas County. The stories of their struggles and triumphs are chron-icled through the relics, writings and descendents they left behind. Historic sitesand museums throughout the region provide evidence of the major industriesof coal mining, railroad and timber that shaped the formation of the region. Apopular visitor activity is mining the wealth of genealogy resources to befound in most of these sites and collections.
• The Cascade Association of Museums and History offers a free tour brochureand website with more information on many of these sites. Visitkittitashistory.com. • Carpenter House Museum & Art Gallery: (see feature on the previous page)• Douglas Munro Memorial: 119 West First Street, Laurel Hill Memorial Park(cemetery), Cle Elum. Munro was a WWII hero, the Coast Guard’s only Congres-sional Medal of Honor recipient. INSIDER’S TIP: Check out the two refurbishedNavy WWII era MK22 mod 4 3”/50 caliber guns standing like tireless sentinelsoverlooking Munro’s final resting place.
• Kittitas County Genealogical Society: 413 North Main, Ellensburg. A great col-lection of documents, photos and volunteer researchers. Call 509-925-5951 orvisit kittitashistory.com.• Kittitas County Historical Museum: 114 East 3rd Avenue, Ellensburg. Region’smost comprehensive collection of county history. Call 509-925-3778 or visitkchm.org.• Roslyn Cemetery: (see page 35)• Roslyn Museum: 203 West Pennsylvania Avenue, Roslyn. Artifacts, documentsand photos of Roslyn’s coal mining days. Call 509-649-2355 or visit roslynmu-seum.com.• Roslyn-Ronald-Cle Elum Heritage Club: A club active in preserving the com-munity’s history and ethnic heritage. Call 425-218-9662.• South Cle Elum Rail Yard National Historic District: 801 Milwaukee Road, SouthCle Elum. Iron Horse State Park, site of a restored Milwaukee RR Depot, offers awalking tour of the old rail yard with views of the original substation. Visit kitti-tashistory.com or milwelectric.org.
INSIDERS TIP: The Depot is home to a restaurant that servesaward-winning barbecue. After lunch or dinner take a short orvery long stroll on the John Wayne Pioneer Trail, which runs
directly in front of the restaurant’s entryway.
• Swauk Teanaway Grange: (see related Hunters’ Breakfast on page 24.)• Telephone Museum: 221 East First Street, Cle Elum. Oldest complete telephonemuseum west of the Mississippi. Visit nkcmuseums.org.• Thorp Mill: 11640 North Thorp Highway, Thorp. Period gristmill, the first in theregion to have electricity. Call 509-964-9640 or visit thorp.org.
Public and University Libraries• Roslyn Public Library: 201 South First Street, Roslyn. Call 509-649-3420 or visitroslynlibrary.org.• Carpenter Memorial Library: 302 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Cle Elum. Call509-674-2313 or visit carpenter.lib.wa.us.• Ellensburg Library: 209 North Ruby Street, Ellensburg. Call 509-962-7250 orvisit ellensburglibrary.org.• Central Washington University Digital Library: Call 509 963-1021 or visitwww.lib.cwu.edu.• Central Washington University Brooks Library and Archive: 400 East Univer-sity Way, Ellensburg. Call 509-963-3682 or visit http://www.lib.cwu.edu.• State Archives Central Branch: Bledsoe & Washington Archives Building, 400East University Way, Ellensburg. By appointment only. Call 509-963-2136.
Start a Geneology Search Online - Additional Resources • USGenWeb: project resource for Kittitas County: washingtongenealogy.com/kittitas.• Family Search: Kittitas County, Washington Genealogy:https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Kittitas_County,_Washington_Genealogy• Washington Genealogy and History: http://genealogytrails.com/wash/kittitas• Kittitas County Cemetery Records: www.interment.net/us/wa/kittitas.htm orhttp://washingtongenealogy.com/kittitas/cemeteries.htm Cle Elum’s Historical BuildingsIn Cle Elum there are nearly 20 buildings on the historical register, which makesfor a pleasant walk around the downtown district. Plaques displayed on historicbuildings provide info. For a digital list of these historical buildings and direc-tions call the Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center in Cle Elumat 509-674-6880, or drop by the office, located next to Flagpole Community Parkon West First Street.
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Time machine not needed for this tour through the past
Cavallini's PharmacyRuby's Printing/RubyYakima Fly ShopIntermountain Radio ShackGlondo's Sausage CompanyMcGinnis General Merchandise
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Cle Elum Dental ClinicJeb's Pet SupplyCle Elum City HallCle Elum Bike & BoardCarpenter House
Bull Durham BuildingVogue TheaterMethodist Episcopal ChurchForest Ranger ResidenceMasonic Temple
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Die hard fans of “Northern Exposure,” (“NX”) he early-90s TV series that was filmed right herein Roslyn, are coming back to town this summer. Fans of NX have gathered in Roslyn for the past25 years to celebrate their love for Dr. Fleischman and all his neighbors in the fictional town ofCicely, Alaska and they’ll get together for the 26th time this year the weekend of July 29-31, 2016.
Feel free to join the informal festival attendees and tour some of the filming locations in andaround downtown Roslyn, including the Brick Saloon, the Roslyn Café, the old doctor’s office, whichis now a gift shop and the KBHR a.m. radio station in the NWI Building – all located on PennsylvaniaAve. Most events start at the Moose-fest base at 205 W. Idaho Ave.
Check out moosefest.org orfacebook.com/Moosefest for up-dates and more info on the festival.
Every Sunday starting June 12 throughSept. 11, Roslyn’s Pennsylvania Avenue willhost the Roslyn Farmers Market, an open-air market featuring a huge variety of food,gifts, live music and other performances,arts and crafts, locally-sourced farm freshproduce, pastries, clothing and more be-tween 10 a.m. and 2 p.m – you’ll just haveto check it out to know exactly what’savailable! More information on the marketis available at roslynfarmersmarket.org.
Roslyn can becomequite crowded on the
weekends so try to findparking, if necessary, in
areas like Runje Park,only a few blocks from
the Market along Montana Avenue.
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Missed Moosefest or need another fix ofNorthern Exposure nostalgia? The Roslyn
Museum at 203 W. Pennsylvania Ave. has acollection of memorabilia from the show and
even has a map of the shooting sites inRoslyn at roslynmuseum.com/northern-exposure.html.
Roslyn Cemetery, nestled in the hills above Roslyn, is a reflection of therich ethnic mix of people who settled in the region beginning around1886. Clustered serenely on 15 acres of woods and hills are 26 separatecemeteries. Since 1887, land was donated by or was purchased from theNorthern Pacific by fraternal ethnic and civic organizations for burial oftheir deceased members. At least 24 nationalities are represented withinthe nearly 5,000 graves. The cemeteries were listed on the National HistoricRegister in 1978. Burial customs from those countries can be observedtoday. Many graves seem to be above the ground due to the placement ofcurbings. Footstones are common, placed with the hope that in more afflu-ent times a headstone could be purchased and erected. The ornate and pic-turesque fences around some plots were originally erected to protect thesite from foraging cattle and wildlife. The Italians and Yugoslavians, especially,used elaborate markers: Icons of the departed, pictures encased in ceramicand embedded in the tombstones were used quite frequently. A newermethod of adding a likeness of the deceased to the stone is photo etching.There are several fine examples of this in the Memorial Garden section of thecemeteries. In part, the uniqueness of Roslyn’s historical cemeteries is that for most sections perpetualcare existed only as long as the participating organizations of families were around. In recent years,volunteers have expended thousands of hours to maintain and beautify the grounds.
The Central Cascades tend to get windy, especially the further east you travel through the Kittitas County Valley, and Puget Sound En-ergy decided to take advantage of that by building the second largest wind farm in the state between Kittitas and Vantage in thehills above the Vantage Highway. The Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility isn’t just massive in scale, with the capacity to generate 273megawatts, but it’s also unique in that it allows tours and other recreational activities throughout spring, summer and fall betweenApril 1 and Nov. 15. Special tours during the winter months are available by calling 509-925-3131 if you’re not one of the 18,000 visitorsthe center hosts every season. The tour gives you an up close and personal look at the 221 feet high, 104 ton towers. You get to goright inside one during the daily tour and also get to peek at some of the internal components that make them tick with the conven-ience of standing firmly on the ground. Besides tours, PSE also offers special events and even grants written permission to hike, birdwatch, ride horses and take part in other non-hunting recreational activities between April 1 and Nov. 30. Hunting is allowed with aspecial reservation from the Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife at wdfw.wa.gov/hunting/hunting_access/private_lands/type/56/.More information on the Wild Horse facility is available at pse.com/inyourcommunity/ToursandRecreation/WildHorse
Learn how the winds are harvested
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A TOUR GROUP at theWild Horse Wind
Facility approachesone of the 350-foot tall
wind turbines duringthe facility’s Earth
Month celebration.Erik Pague photo
A HANDY BROCHURE that includes a map of the cemeteries canbe picked up at the Roslyn Museum or at one of the info kiosks.
Tour one of the state’s most unusual cemetery sites in Roslyn
DIRECTIONS: To get to the Roslyn Cemetery from Cle Elum – head north-west on SR903, continue another mile after the roundabout to the intersec-
tion of SR903 and Pennsylvania Avenue, the major intersection in Roslyn. Turnleft (west) on Pennsylvania Avenue. Go past the Roslyn Museum and up the
hill to merge with Fifth Street. From Fifth Street turn left onto Memorial Drive.
1. Stop by the World Famous Brick Saloon, the oldest conti-nously operated bar in the State of Washington with a 23-ft. running spittoon. Play shuffleboard while you’re there!
2. Visit the Roslyn Cemetery, listed on the national historicregister with 26 cemeteries reflecting the diverse heritageof founding pioneers.
3. Take a photo in front of the famous camel mural at theRoslyn Café or take a selfie at Northern Exposure’s KBHRradio station by Hope Gallery.
4. Pay tribute to past coal miners at the Coal Miners Me-morial in front of the historic NWI Building. Make an etch-ing of a miner’s name.
5. Meet me at Maggie’s! Sip on coffee and chat with a friend,and don’t forget to have a little ice cream at Maggie’sPantry – health food store and café.
6. Find and count how many times you see the word Roslynaround town.
7. See Dr. Fleischman’s Office from the television show North-ern Exposure at Cicely’s Gift Shop.
8. Make a glass art piece at fused in the NWI Building.9. Learn a little history at the Roslyn Museum.10. Enjoy Nature! Hike a trail up the ridge, stroll down the
Coal Mines Trail, or have a picnic at Lake Cle Elum.11. Shop at the tiniest store in Roslyn at From Roslyn With
Love! Take a photo with Bigfoot while you’re there. Orshare your secret story with a Bigfoot confessional!
12. Sing or dance on the Roslyn Yard Stage next to Base-camp Books & Bites. Get some trail information inside.
13. See Marlon Brando mural behind the Roslyn Theatre.14. Eat a few slices of pizza at Village Pizza!15. Check out the best tie dye designs ever at Roslyn Rags!16. Get everything you need at the Roslyn Grocery, locally
owned, family ran full-service grocery. Little ones can takea ride on the coin operated mechanical horse!
17. See coal mining artifacts outside next to the RoslynMuseum.
18. Need more information? Pop into the Roslyn Down-town Association’s Visitors Center located in the NWIBuilding.
19. See a movie in comfy seats and eat the best popcornat the Roslyn Theatre!
20. Chow down some tasty Texas-style BBQ at Roots BBQ.Sit under the mister and have a cold one.
21. Fill your growler with locally brewed beer at the RoslynBrewery! Celebrating 26 years of beer!
22. Take a craft workshop or grab your friend for a Corks &Canvas painting class at Hope Gallery.
23. You know you want to come back! Scope out a funplace to stay at a local B&B like the Huckleberry House,Roslyn Inns, or the Spruce Moose, Roslyn’s original doctor’soffice now a charming European style inn!
24. Kick back and relax in one of the many spectacular va-cation rental homes offered by All Seasons VacationRentals featuring over 40 cabins offering accommodations
for large or small groups!25. Get your vintage on at Crazy Horse Trading Company
featuring unique finds, antiques, clothes & curios.26. Need chocolate? Meet our local chocolatiers at Roslyn
Candy Co. and indulge in some delectable handmadechocolates and candies.
27. Keep your eyes open for glass Roslyn ornaments hiddenaround town! Finder’s keepers! Made by glass artist Tonyat Fused!
28. Rent a fat tire bike and ride some trails at NorthwestBicycle Improvement Company!
29. Fly like an Eagle! Join or renew your membership whileyou are here at Roslyn Fraternal Order of Eagles #696.Great food & entertainment.
30. Bring your little ones to play in the “Baby Bird Café”while you enjoy an amazing authentic East coast Hoagieand enjoy a cold beer at the Red Bird Café!
31. Take in the sights, sounds, and smells of the RoslynFarmer’s Market every Sunday from June-September.
32. Enjoy the flowers in the Roslyn Children’s Garden bythe Totem Pole.
33. Attend a local event like the Croatian Picnic, Art Festival,Coal Miner’s Festival or High Country Log Show. Checkthe community calendar or post office bulletin board forhappenings.
34. Watch a parade go around the block 2 times on Sun-day of Labor Day weekend during the Coal Miner’s Festi-val.
35. Play some softball at the historic Runje Field.36. Explore and find a slag pile.37. Sip some vina at the Kitchensink. Wine tasting each
weekend.38. Put on your dancing shoes and catch a live band at
The Brick, Roslyn Roadhouse, or at Marko’s. Live musicmost weekends.
39. Sit on a bench and people watch. Watch for a local guitarplaying unicyclist, cowboys and cowgirls riding horseback,
a quirky seasonally decorated Model A Ford, find motorcy-cles, hot rods, classic car clubs and vintage trailers cruisingthrough town. You’ll soon be saying “Wow, only in Roslyn!”
40. There is always something new to see at Copper Crestconsignment fine furniture. Browse and shop a wide va-riety of ever-revolving unique inventory.
41. Pay it forward and support a local non-profit like ARRFAnimal Rescue, Friends of the Library, Roslyn Outdoor School,Rtown, Oyez Roslyn, local theatre productions, and more!
42. Play some foosball and pool at Marko’s, or cool off inthe beer garden’s mister. Throw a water balloon or twoat the famous Marko’s vs. Eagles Water Balloon Battleheld each summer!
43. Play some horseshoes & ping pong at the former Pas-time – now Roslyn Roadhouse and enjoy a cold one inthe beer garden.
44. Throw peanut shells on the floor at the #9 Miner’s Grill,on SR 903, while you wait for your juicy steak dinner.
45. Need mobile catering for your event? Reserve your dateswith the Swandive food truck for some fantastic food.
46. Need some caffeine with all of your exploring? Pop intothe Roslyn Coffee Co. for a quick little pick me up.
47. Mail a post card at the Roslyn Post Office. Read thecommunity bulletin board for the latest “happs”.
48. Go picking at a local garage sale listed in the localnewspaper. Super finds on long holiday weekends!
49. Get some beef jerky and pepperoni at the famousCarek’s Meat Market down in “Ducktown”.
50. Need a lift? Have some fun and travel responsibly! GiveStan the Man a call at 509-201-0304! Local transportationby donation only. Available Friday & Saturday nights.
Stop by our Visitor CenterTHURSDAY - SUNDAY
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
101 E. Pennsylvania Ave.Roslyn, WA 98941509-649-3650
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RECREATION
Rat Pac Trail
Many visitors to the Central Cascades are looking toescape the daily grind and big city living so what bet-ter way to do that than hike one of the many trails inthe area while getting closer to nature? Check out theWashington Trails Association website at wta.org orvisit the U.S. Forest Service Cle Elum Ranger Districtvisitors center at 803 W. 2nd St. in Cle Elum (or callthem at 509-852-1012) for a plethora of ideas for ahike in the Central Cascades.
COAL MINES TRAILOne of the most accessible trails is also one of themost historic. The 4.7-mile Coal Mines Trail stretchesfrom Cle Elum to Roslyn then Ronald was used bycoal miners every day to get to work before the ad-vent of the automobile. It’s perfect for walking thedogs, jogging, riding bikes and horses or simply tak-ing a casual stroll.
PACIFIC CREST TRAIL J SECTIONThis 75-mile trail presents a significant challenge andcuts through the Alpine Lakes Wilderness betweenSnoqualmie Pass and Stevens Pass. Hikers pass atleast a dozen lakes while traversing 16,000 total feetof elevation gain and loss. Make sure to get a mapand additional information to prepare for this majorhike from pcta.org.
IRON HORSE STATE PARK TRAILThis trail requires a Discover Pass or a day pass pur-chased at the pay station at the Hyak trailhead. The110-mile trail is also known as the John Wayne Pio-neer Trail and features a two-mile section throughthe old Snoqualmie train tunnel so make sure tobring a flashlight and maybe even a jacket! The darkpassage is worth traveling through as you’ll be re-warded with some fine views of the Cascade Moun-tains. The trail can be accessed from I-90 Exit 54 andtaking SR-906. Search wta.org for more information.
SOUTH CLE ELUM DEPOT INTERPRETIVE TRAILThis easy access trail is 2,200-feet long and provides18 stops to take a breather and learn about the his-toric Milwaukee Railroad Depot in the southwest cor-ner of South Cle Elum at 801 Milwaukee Road. Thetrail is ADA-accessible.
RED TOP LOOKOUT TRAILThe 4 million acre Okanogan-Wenatchee NationalForest is east of Cle Elum along Highway 97. With allthat precious forest land, someone made the wise de-cision to build a wildfire lookout at the top of Red TopMountain, which is still in use today but is also abreathtaking landmark of the trail accessible by fol-lowing the directions at wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/red-top-lookout. The steep but short trail presentsamazing views of the Stuart Mountain Range, the Kit-titas Valley and forest lands as far as the eye can see.
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Nearly five miles of a planned 15-mile trail newly christened as the Mountain BikePark at City Heights in Cle Elum are complete and open to the public. At buildoutthe system also will have connectors to other trails. This is a skills-progression parkdesigner Jeff Newman says is “perfect for all ages and levels of experience,” with aladder drop, tabletop jumps and a circular pump track with rollers and berms. DI-RECTIONS: from downtown Cle Elum travel to trailhead parking at the corner ofSummit View Drive and West Sixth Street. The park is open dawn to dusk, seven daysa week in season. No passes required.
THE RAT PAC TRAIL LOOP – Last year the Rat Pac Trail Loop opened. Its four-mile roadway section is open to all non-motorized users, and its five-mile single-track section is open to only downhill mountain bikers. Eventually, signs will beposted to help riders navigate trails. DIRECTIONS: Riders access the loop fromRoslyn by taking Whitehead Road east then heading north up the trail on Old No. 5Road to the Main Ridge Road where there is a sign posted.
RACING – Every year in Roslyn there are mountain bike races staged from thetrailhead behind Roslyn City Hall. These races are aimed at a variety of age groupsand hosted by a variety of organizations such as the Washington Student CyclingLeague (washingtonleague.org), the Northwest Bicycle Improvement Company (rid-eroslyn.com) and the Fat Tire Revolution (rideviciouscycle.com). Visit those websitesfor upcoming mountain bike races and other biking events and clinics in Roslyn.
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WHITEWATER KAYAK RACES take place this year June 4-5 at the very end ofSalmon La Sac Highway (SR903) near the Cle Elum River Bridge. Follow SR903from downtown Ronald, past Lake Cle Elum to the bridge. For more informa-tion on the event, visit nwwhitewater.org. Jim Fossett photo
A mountain bikers mecca
Cle Elum Ranger District offers public rental of cabins.Teanaway Guard Station is located up North Fork Tean-away Road #9737 north of Cle Elum and the Taneum Cabinis located south of Cle Elum along Taneum Creek Road #33.Contact the National Recreation Reservation Service at 877-444-6777 or www.Recreation.gov for details.
WOODCUTTING PERMITSA person does not need a permit to gather firewood fortheir campfire while camping on National Forest Serviceland. However, excess campfire wood cannot be removedfrom the campsite and taken home for personal use with-out a permit.
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PRIVATE with Public AccessEAGLE VALLEY I-90 exit 84 | 509-674-7762 100+ spaces • • • • • • • • •LAKE EASTON RESORT 134 spaces • • • • • • • •
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R.V. TOWN – EASTON 72 spaces • • • • • • • • I-90 exit 70 | 509-656-2360
SILVER RIDGE RANCH 76 spaces • • • • • • • • • •I-90 exit 70 | 509-656-0275
SUN COUNTRY GOLF & RV PARK 14 spaces • • •I-90 exit 78 | 509-674-2226
TRAILER CORRAL 24 spaces • • •2781 State Route 970 | 509-674-2433
WHISPERING PINES RV PARK 35 spaces • • • • • • • I-90 exit 84 | 509-674-7278
WASHINGTON STATE PARKSLAKE EASTON STATE PARK 140 spaces • • • • • • • •
I-90 exit 70 | 509-656-2230
U.S. FOREST SERVICEKACHESS 150 spaces • • • •
I-90 exit 62 | 509-852-1100
CLE ELUM RIVER CAMPGROUND 14 spaces • • • I-90 exit 80 | 15 miles North on Hwy. 903
SALMON LA SAC 60 spaces • • • •I-90 exit 80 | 19 miles North on Hwy. 903
CAYUSE HORSE CAMP 13 spaces • • • • I-90 exit 80 | 19 miles North on Hwy. 903
RED MOUNTAIN 10 spaces • • • I-90 exit 80 | 16 miles North on Hwy. 903
OWHI 22 spaces • • • • I-90 exit 80 | 16 miles North on Hwy. 903 (Cooper Lake Turnoff )
FISH LAKE (Tucquala) – No Fee 3 spaces • • • I-90 exit 80 | 29 miles on Hwy. 903 & FS4330
KEN WILCOX HORSE CAMP (NWF Pass) 19 spaces • • • • 8 miles off US 97 on Road 9716 & 9712
MINERAL SPRINGS 12 spaces • • US 97 | 19 miles East of Cle Elum
SWAUK US 97 | 22 miles East of Cle Elum 22 spaces • • •BEVERLY Road 9737 | 25 miles North of Cle Elum 14 spaces • • • • De ROUX (NWF Pass) Road 9737 | 29 mi N of Cle Elum 6 spaces • • • • • MANASTASH (NWF Pass) 30+ spaces • • • •
Road 3104 | 26 miles West of Ellensburg
TANEUM Taneum Road #33 | 18 mi S of Cle Elum 13 spaces • • • •RIDERS CAMP (NWF Pass) 10 spaces • • • •
Road 3100 | 25 miles West of Ellensburg
ICEWATER CREEK Taneum Rd #33 | 20 mi S of C.E. 14 spaces • • • TANEUM JCT (NWF Pass) 1 group • •
Taneum Road #33 | 22 miles South of Cle Elum
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The majority of Horse Park events are freeto spectators, a treat for kids, especially forthe larger events that draw lots of differentbreeds. During cross-country events one of
the best viewing points is on Wood DuckRoad in Cle Elum, accessible from I-90 Exit 80-Roslyn.
The Cle Elum Roundup Association will hold itsthird annual rodeo at the Washington State HorsePark on July 29-31. CERA is growing the Roundupinto a keystone midsummer event in KittitasCounty with its own local flavor and hospitality.The Roundup will be sanctioned again by the Pro-fessional Western Rodeo Association and will offermore than $20,000 in prize money, making it oneof richest purses in the ProWest circuit. The gateswill open at 4:00 on both Friday and Saturday andat 9:00 on Sunday. Children 12 and under will be
admitted free with an adult ticket purchase. Kid’sgames, mutton busting and other events start onehour before performances, a cowboy church serv-ice at 10AM on Sunday, and slack performance onSunday will be a Family Day with organized kid’sactivities and local events like stock dog demon-strations and mounted shooting after slack is over.Admission to the Family Day on Sunday is $10 pervehicle. Also featured are a beer garden and a Sat-urday night downtown dance. For up-to-date infoand tickets, visit CleElumRoundup.com.
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DIRECTIONS: 1202 Douglas Munro Blvd., Cle Elum. The park is located north of I-90 and is accessible
from the intersection across from West First Street’s Safeway and the Warrior Quick Stop.
ProWest circles to Cle Elum Roundup
Enjoying another season at the Washington StateHorse Park that offers 112-acres of woodland trailsand arenas. It’s located in Cle Elum (1202 DouglasMunro Blvd) and belongs to everyone in the state. Thissummer, a majority of the Park’s 30-plus events areopen to the public and free of charge. The season cy-cles from April through October. The Park expects tohost over 2,500 horses and some 30,000 patrons whowill enjoy dressage, jumping, cross country, leisurelyday rides and a variety of clinics. Connecting trails to100-acres of open space expand the park into a dayrider’s dream. Stalls and hookups for overnights inyour RV are available. For a look at this year’s calendarvisit WashingtonStateHorsePark.org.
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From July 29-31, Suncadia Resort celebrates the second annual out-door tradition of the Multisport Summer Festival. The weekend bringsopportunities for all ages to bike, walk and run in a variety of races,from a 5k to a full marathon, all in the majestic setting of the CascadeMountains. Hosted and organized by Energy Events, this festival is be-coming a “must-do” for serious runners and cyclists as well as more ca-sual family groups. Famous runner and cyclist Bart Yasso will be waitingat the finish line to announce participants as they cross. Those lookingto simply cheer the racers on can enjoy the Summer Brewfest, ActiveExpo and live country music at Nelson Farm, all open to the public allthree days. Nelson Farm is located at 3600 Suncadia Trail. All partici-pants will begin at Suncadia’s picturesque Nelson Farm to run or bikethrough scenic sites, such as the historic coal mining towns of Roslynand Ronald, near Cle Elum Lake and through Speelyi Beach Park. For afull list of courses and to register, visit energyevents.com/suncadia.
Multisport Summer Festival returns bigger and better
Looking for watercraft access to the Yakima Riverin Kittitas County or to the county’s reservoirsand lakes? To get started, the Washington StateDept. of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) published aneasy-to-use finder at http://wdfw.wa.gov/lands/water_access detailing WDFW ramps,amenities and regulations. Here’s a sampling ofwhat you’ll see on the site:
WDFW King Horn Slough - Yakima RiverOn I-90 between Cle Elum and Easton take the EastNelson Siding Exit. On the north side of I-90 go 2.2miles on Hundley Road to access the entrance.
WDFW Teanaway Junction - Yakima RiverThree miles East of Cle Elum at Jct. of SR970 andSR10. Drive west over the railroad tracks to theTeanaway access area.
WDFW Ringer Road - Yakima RiverTake I-90 Exit 109 Ellensburg; drive south on CanyonRd. 3.3 miles and west on Ringer Road 0.3 miles tothe access on the left. Note: Ringer Road is a loop.
Other area boat launchesCOLUMBIA RIVER:
Free public boat launch (#805) in VantageDirections: from I-90 take Exit 136-Vantage.
COLUMBIA RIVER: Wanapum Recreation Area
boat launch (#803) in VantageDirections: from I-90 take Exit 136-Vantage thendrive south three miles on Wanapum Road.
COLUMBIA RIVER: Gingko State Park boat launch
Directions: from I-90 take Exit 136-Vantage. Drivenorth a mile on Vantage Highway and turn righton the unmarked paved road and drive a mile tothe end of the road. 509-856-2700.
LAKE EASTON (509-656-2230): Lake Easton State Park boat launch
Directions: from I-90 take Exit 70 or 71-Easton.
KACHESS RESERVOIR: U.S. Forest Service Kachess
Campground Boat Ramp (#791)Directions: From I-90 take Exit 62 and drive 5.5miles to the campground.
KEECHELUS RESERVOIR: U.S. Forest Service Keechelus
Boat Ramp (#790)Directions: from I-90 take Exit 54-Hyak. Drive southtoward the ski area to the stop sign. Take a left to-ward the WA State Dept. of Transportation facilityand follow the road 1.5 miles to the ramp.
LAKE CLE ELUM RESERVOIR: U.S. Forest Service boat launch
at Wish Poosh CampgroundDirections: Take Salmon La Sac Highway (SR903)through Roslyn and Ronald and along the east sideof Lake Cle Elum. Watch for the Wish Poosh Camp-ground sign on the left-hand side.
LAKE CLE ELUM RESERVOIR: U.S. Forest Service
Speelyi Beach boat launchDirections: Follow SR903 through Roslyn andRonald. Turn left on Lake Cabins Road to the beach.
COOPER LAKE: U.S. Forest Service Owhi Boat Ramp (#802) at Cooper Lake Campground.
Directions: Pick up Salmon La Sac Highway(SR903) and drive past Lake Cle Elum. Watch forsigns to Cooper Lake at the left-hand turnoff for thebridge over Cle Elum River. Cooper is a primitivelake for non-motorized watercraft.
PERMITS AND PASSES • A Discover Pass or Vehicle Access Pass is re-quired at all WDFW ramps. • Ramp permits, passes and fees vary at sitesowned by the U.S. Forest Service. For more infocall 509-852-1011. Ramps owned by State Parksalso vary. For info call the park you plan to visit. 44 EXPLORE! Central Cascades 2016
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Want to clean up a river, take a guided nature walk, see a mountain rat-tlesnake or other creatures in the outbacks of Kittitas County, or get yourkids enrolled in a summer camp where they can learn about Mother Na-ture? Plug into the Kittitas Environmental Education Network (KEEN),established in 2000 and operating in Kittitas County as an all-volunteerorganization for the past 16 years. KEEN’s mission is to connect commu-nity to nature following the principles of environmental education. KEENbelieves in lifelong-learning and provides informal educational oppor-tunities for kids, adults and seniors. To stay in touch with KEEN’s annualround of activities visit Facebook and search for: Kittitas EnvironmentalEducation Network, or visit KEEN at ycic.org.
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Drawing fishermen from all over the world,Kittitas County is home to 25 named lakes,thirteen named rivers and countless cold-water mountain streams and spring-fedponds. Our 214-mile run of the Yakima Riverand its tributaries feed the mighty Columbiamaking for a sport fishing capitol governedby Coho, Sockeye and Spring chinooksalmon, steelhead, bass, sturgeon, sunfish,carp, walleye and a dozen species of trout.
Licenses and Regulations The Washington State Department ofFish and Wildlife (WDFW) publishes rules,regulations and online license applicationsat wdfw.wa.gov. Kids 14 and younger don’tneed a fishing license in this state.
Free Fishing Weekend This year the free fishing weekend inWashington is Saturday and Sunday, June11 and 12, wherever fishing is allowed. No li-cense is required. The free weekend is al-ways on the first weekend after the firstMonday in June.
Fishing Derbies for Kidsn The Easton Derby for children ison Saturday, June 11, 7-10 a.m., atEaston Ponds, just off I-90 Exit 71-Easton. Contact 206-501-5268.
n Cle Elum Kiwanians host theirchildren’s derby at Kiwanis Ponds,off South Oakes Ave. in Cle Elumon Sunday, July 3, with a 6:30-7:00a.m. registration. Fishing starts at 7a.m. Contact 206-697-7230.
n Cascade Field & Stream and the U.S. For-est Service host a children’s derby at Laven-der Lake on Saturday, June 11, 7:-10 a.m.From Cle Elum take Exit 74-West Nelson Sid-ing Road. Turn right onto Cresto Road. Con-tact: cascadefieldandstream.com.
nOnline directory of lakes in Kittitas County: washingtonlakes.com.
n Maps and local knowledge whileyou’re in transit: U.S. Forest Service-Cle
Elum Ranger District and Kittitas CountyChamber Visitors Center in Cle Elum at802 W. Second St.; 509-852-1012.
n Local hunters say they prefer the Man-astash, Taneum, Lake Cle Elum and Lib-erty-Naneum regions for hunting quail,turkey, elk, deer, bear and cougar.
n No access to a computer? Licenses canbe purchased at many area businesses inCle Elum and Ellensburg.
nWith a Discover Pass and a fishing licenseyou can fish from the riverbank at the boatramp located just east of Cle Elum, right-hand side. Entrance to the ramp is immedi-ately before the turnoff to SR10.
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“A Great Place to Learn & Live”The Cle Elum-Roslyn School District is nestled in the foothills of the Eastern Slope of theCascade Mountain Range and serves the communities of Cle Elum, Roslyn, South CleElum, Ronald, and Liberty. The school district is composed of four schools: Cle Elum-Roslyn Elementary, Walter Strom Middle School, Cle Elum-Roslyn High School,Swiftwater Learning Center. It serves approximately 900 students Kindergartenthrough 12th Grade. From 2007 to 2012, the elementary and middle schools both receivedthe Washington State “Schools of Distinction” Award, whilethe high school received the award from 2007 to 2015. Also,in 2011 the high school received the “WashingtonAchievement Award” for Extended Graduation Rate. UpperKittitas County is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise withaccess to mountains, lakes, scenic rivers, and miles ofwilderness trails. Cle Elum-Roslyn is proud of its “classicsmall town” feel where our schools are highly regarded andour children grow up in a safe and supportive environment.
CONTACTSGary Wargo, Superintendent 649-4850Freida Ellison, Business Manager 649-4850Brett Simpson,
High School Principal 649-4900Lara Gregorich-Bennett,
Middle School Principal 649-4800Matt Chase,
Elementary School Principal 649-4700Mel Blair, Special Service Director 649-4707
Swiftwater Learning Center 649-4990Mark Soderstrom, Facilities Manager 649-4902Rosa Overton, Transportation 649-4855Darlene Davis, Food Services 649-4766
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CALVARY CHAPEL509-674-6856 • www.calvarychapelcleelum.com
Non-denominational “Simply Teaching The Bible Simply”417 E. Railroad., Cle Elum.
Sunday Morning 10:00 a.m., Thursday Bible Study 6:45 p.m.Thursday Youth Group 6:15 p.m.
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CHAPEL OF ST. BERNARD Snoqualmie Pass Summit Ski Area
(Behind the Forest Service Office)Barb and Ed Quirie • 425-434-6224
Ski Season Service at 8:30 a.m.Non-Ski Season Service at 9:00 a.m.
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CLE ELUM ALLIANCE CHURCH327 Madison Street • South Cle Elum, WA
Sunday Services: 8:30 a.m., 10:45 a.m.509-674-2664 • www.cleelumalliance.org
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CLE ELUM COMMUNITY CHURCH201 E. Third Street • Cle ElumSunday Worship Service: 9:30 a.m.
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GOOD FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCHWashington & 7th Streets • South Cle Elum, WA
WELS Synod • 9:00 a.m. Sunday ServicePastor Ray Beckmann • 509-925-7189
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (IC)& SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST (SJB)
CATHOLIC CHURCHESIdaho & B Streets • Roslyn, WA (IC)
301 W. Second Street • Cle Elum, WA (SJB)Father Brooks Beaulaurier • 509-674-2531
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INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH1104 Okanogan St. • Ellensburg, WA • 509-607-2028
Sunday School 10:00 a.m. • Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 p.m.
Get Acquainted Potluck Every Wednesday 6:00 p.m.Wednesday Prayer Meeting and Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
Celebrate Recovery Every Saturday 6:00 p.m.Thursday Worship 6:30 p.m. at Double-K, 620 Tall Timber Trail, Easton, WA
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ROSLYN EPISCOPAL CHURCHInvites you to worship 10:00 a.m. Sundays
2nd & Arizona, Roslyn • 509-649-2283Everyone Welcome!
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THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRISTOF LATTER DAY SAINTS
4th and Columbia • Cle Elum, WA10:00 a.m. Sacrament. 509-674-8302, President WhitemarshTo advertise in next year’s Church Directory, call
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ATTRACTIONS & RECREATION
50 Things to do in Roslyn (RDA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 36Carpenter Historical Home & Art Gallery . . . .CLE ELUM 33Comanche Pawnee Mining Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 39DiscoverCleElum.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 52Dragonwood Equine Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 39High Country Outfitters & Camp Wahoo . . . . .CLE ELUM 39Huffman Farms U-Pick Pumpkin Patch . . . .ELLENSBURG 33Kittitas County Historical Museum . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 33Motor Toys Tours & Rentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 18Recreational Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CENTRAL CASCADES 10-11Roslyn Farmers Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 19Roslyn Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 34Telephone Museum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 33Three Peaks Outfitters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 45Washington State Horse Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 43Wild Horse Wind Farm Tours (PSE) . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 23
EVENTSCalendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CENTRAL CASCADES 20-21Carpenter Historical Home & Art Gallery . . . .CLE ELUM 33Coal Miner Days Festival . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 14Ellensburg Rodeo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 23Jazz in the Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 23Life Support Dinner/Auction . . . . . .UPPER KITTITAS COUNTY 3Roslyn Farmers Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 19
FOOD & BEVERAGEBest of Thai Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 28Carek’s Meat Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 28Chew-N-Butts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 9Cle Elum Bakery & Bakery House . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 18Cottage Cafe & Fireside Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 45Eats ‘N Sleeps Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CENTRAL CASCADES 26-27Fire & Smoke Barbeque . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 16
Gunnar’s Bistro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 6Gunnar’s Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 6Homestead Bar-B-Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 15Marko’s Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 34McDonald’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 43Owens Meats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 24Red Bird Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 22Red Horse Diner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 44Roslyn Candy Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 12Roslyn Farmers Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 19Roslyn Roadhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 25Smokey’s Bar-B-Que . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SOUTH CLE ELUM 25Summit Pancake House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SNOQUALMIE PASS 28Thorp Fruit & Antique Mall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .THORP 31
LODGING & RV PARKSAll Seasons Vacation Rentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 9Campgrounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CENTRAL CASCADES 41Cle Elum Travelers Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 34Eats ‘N Sleeps Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CENTRAL CASCADES 26-27Iron Horse Inn B&B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SOUTH CLE ELUM 14Silver Ridge Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EASTON 41Spruce Moose Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 22Summit Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SNOQUALMIE PASS 28Whispering Pines RV Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 41
REAL ESTATEJohn L. Scott Real Estate – Kim Lohnes . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 5Re/Max – Rob Iverson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 44Windermere Real Estate – Kurtz & Kurtz . . . . .CLE ELUM 2
SHOPS & RETAILAdi’s Artistic Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NORTH BEND 15Cavallini’s Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 46Cle Elum Drug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 6Cle Elum Farm & Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 13Comanche Pawnee Mining Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 39
Fused Glass Gallery Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 46Ellensburg Powersports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 44Kelleher Motor Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 43Kitchensink . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 46Mac-A-Bee Gifts of the Southwest . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 18Motor Toys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 18Mountain Auto Parts - NAPA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 18Mountain Elegance Home Furnishing . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 48Northern Kittitas County Tribune . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 48Ruby’s Printing, Scrapbooking & Things . . . . .CLE ELUM 46Thorp Fruit & Antique Mall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .THORP 31Tribune Office Supply & Printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 51Willette’s Service & Towing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 16Yarn Folk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 12
SERVICES &ORGANIZATIONS
Cavallini’s Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 46Church Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CENTRAL CASCADES 49Cle Elum Drug Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 6Cle Elum-Roslyn School District . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 48Cottage Car Wash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 45C.W. Barbershop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 6Dragonwood’s Horse2Human, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 39Farmers Insurance – Rachel Bennett . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 12Kelleher Motor Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 43KVH Family Medicine – Cle Elum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 17KVH Urgent Care – Cle Elum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 17Life Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .UPPER KITTITAS COUNTY 3Northern Kittitas Co. Historical Society . . . . . .CLE ELUM 33Northern Kittitas County Tribune . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 48Puget Sound Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELLENSBURG 23Roslyn Downtown Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ROSLYN 36Ruby’s Printing, Scrapbooking & Things . . . . .CLE ELUM 46Sanelli Insurance Group Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 47Washington State Horse Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 43Whispering Pines RV Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 41Willette’s Service & Towing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLE ELUM 16
7-9Visitor Info
12-16Places
19-25Events
26-27Eats ’N Sleep
29-36Attractions
37-46Recreation
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50 EXPLORE! Central Cascades 2016
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You’re decluttering and need big markersfor Yard Sale signs. Oh, and labels!It’s senior project time and your daughterneeds a presentation board. Tomorrow.There’s only one envelope left in the box,and you have 3 thank you notes to write.The cash register has rung all day, hurray!Time for more thermal register rolls.You volunteered to help with your club’sevent by organizing posters and banners.Just one more fax and the house is yours!
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