News & Press

Runners enjoyed beautiful views and a new trail on Sunday at the Horse Lake Trail Runs, a fundraiser for the Land Trust.

Read all about the new 2+ mile long trail at Horse Lake Reserve which was finished in just one month with over 400 hours of volunteer effort this spring.

Wenatchee World staff came along on the first of many Thursday Trail Walk & Talks in the Wenatchee Foothills.

Wenatchee Outdoors highlights Dry Gulch Preserve in the Wenatchee World, an often-overlooked gem.

Weekly wildflower walks highlight the beauty of springtime in the Wenatchee Foothills.

Kids & Nature Connections: Celebrating springtime with the kids

Photos of the first annual Spring Break Nature & Hiking Camp in the Wenatchee World.

About 20 volunteers showed up to get the Horse Lake Trailhead ready to open.

April Fools’ jokes aside, April 1 is the day the Wenatchee Foothills trails re-open for recreation and public access.

The Land Trust is seeking volunteers to help carve the new, two-to-three mile “Stuart View Trail” along the reserve’s northwestern edge in the Wenatchee Foothills.

This article originally ran in The Wenatchee World in November 2016.

What living thing weighs more than 35 blue whales, but you could walk right over it without knowing? Yep, a fungus – specifically, a honey mushroom in Oregon that is larger than 1,600 football fields and thousands of years old.

This article originally ran in The Wenatchee World in October 2016.

It’s officially fall! Kids are back in school (those who are old enough, anyway), the orchards are almost all picked, and the leaves are changing. At the Land Trust, we’ve been having great fun on our Fall Family Day Hikes in partnership with the City of Wenatchee.