Burts Trail meanders from the former location (now just the foundation is left) of the Burts’ family homestead barn at Horse Lake Reserve and connects to the lower end of Glacier View Trail. It provides unique views to the north of Burch Mountain and the open spaces of the northern portion of the Reserve.
Chelan-Douglas Land Trust volunteers made “Horse Lake Preserves” in the kitchen at NCW Technical Skills Center as a fundraiser for the organization. The preserves, made from the dry-land apricots at Horse Lake Reserve, will be available for a donation at the Land Trust Annual Dinner.
Learn about trails in our area, whether you hike, bike, run or ride a horse. Trails provide entry into the special places that make our area so spectacular - places that provide space for wildlife to live and humans to visit.
When you stand in the middle of Horse Lake Ranch, you stand in the middle of a conservation success story.
The Fariview Canyon property connects Horse Lake Reserve with the adjoining National Forest, protecting the vital link that allows wildlife to move from the mountains to the valley. Mule deer use this migration corridor to access their winter range in the Wenatchee Foothills.
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40 Years of Conservation Success
