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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Juy 20, 2026
Contact: Michelle Tiegel, Capital Campaign Manager, [email protected], (509)667-9708
Land Trust Campaign Brings Lookout Natural Area (čkuwá x̌ qən) Close to Reality
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 18, 2026
Contact: CDLT Communications Coordinator Dania, [email protected]
Temporary Closure of Horse Lake Road Planned Around Fourth of July Holiday
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 4, 2026
Contacts: Hanne Bosket, Chelan-Douglas Land Trust Executive Director; [email protected]; 509-667-6708
Join CDLT & Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance on Saturday, May 9th*, for the 6th Annual Sage Fest- a volunteer trail maintenance event!
CDLT will provide:
Join us in celebrating Make a Difference Day by giving back to the lands we all love! Together, we’ll continue our restoration efforts in the Wenatchee Foothills.
Volunteers will help with:
Join Chelan-Douglas Land Trust on Wednesday, March 31 at 5:30pm at the Wenatchee Valley Museum to learn about past and upcoming trail projects through a presentation by Ryan Graig, CDLT Trails Project Manager.
Location:
Join us in person (Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center)
Are you looking for a hands-on way to positively impact our lands?
WENATCHEE — The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust (CDLT) continues adding acreage to conserve recreational trails for everyone, but it’s coming with some growing pains.
In December, the CDLT worked with the city of Wenatchee to acquire 430 acres of land from the state to double the size of the Saddle Rock Natural Area.
To preserve native plant habitat and be a good neighbor, contractors and CDLT staff are spraying weeds at Horse Lake Reserve and near Balsamroot Trail. All herbicides are applied with a blue dye. Click on the link below for the product label.
Weed spraying is subject to change due to weather and other variables.
On Friday, April 24, 2026, the Saddle Rock East Trail is open to the public!
Online Resource
Trail maps, directions, more info
40 Years of Conservation Success