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To kittitas County a land of contrasts From the mighty Columbia River to the snow-capped Cascade Mountains, Kittitas County is a premier destination for outdoor adventure, sunshine and unique cultural offerings.

In a single day, you can fly fish the Yakima River, take in a jazz concert at Central Washington University and visit one of historic downtown Ellensburg's wine shops. Or you might want to explore Roslyn's mining history and hike in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. There's boating the Columbia River near Vantage, snowmobile trails near Cle Elum and Roslyn and all kinds of offerings at Suncadia resort. We have plenty of places for horseback riding, hunting and shopping.

Join us for an adventure you won't forget! For more information and detailed maps, go to www.visitkittitas.com and www.myellensburg.com.

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Events Calendar What’s going on?

Recurring events

Every Saturday • Ellensburg, Downtown Kittitas County Farmers Market from 9 a.m. -1 p.m.

May through October

Every Sunday • Roslyn, Downtown Roslyn Sunday Market

June

June 7 • Cle Elum Stirrups & Irons 4-H Show Washington State Horse Park

June 7 • Easton Easton Fishing Derby Easton Ponds

from 10 a.m. -2 p.m.

Mid June through mid September

June 7 • Ellensburg 2014 Cruisin’ for Hospice Car Show

First Friday of every month • Ellensburg, Downtown First Friday Artwalk

June 7 • Cle Elum Kids Fishing Derby at Lavender Lake

First Saturday of every month • Ellensburg Kittitas Audubon Society Birdwalk

June 7 • Ellensburg 15th Annual Get Intimate with the Shrub-Steppe

Irene Rinehart Riverfront Park 8 a.m.

May

May 16-18 • Ellensburg 42nd Annual Western Art Association Art Show & Auction Kittitas Valley Event Center

May 17 • Ellensburg Art of Wine Tasting Kittitas Valley Event Center

May 17 • Ellensburg Bares n’ Broncs presented by the Daily Record Ellensburg Rodeo Arena

May 24 • Easton Easton Memorial Day Parade, Festival & Car Show Downtown Easton

May 25 • Roslyn Roslyn Riders Poker Ride Playfield, Hwy 903 Starts at noon

May 26 • Roslyn Roslyn Veterans Cemetery Memorial Day Service Roslyn Cemetery

May 31-June 1 • Ellensburg Ye Olde County Faire Kittitas Valley Event Center

10-3 p.m. Downtown Ellensburg

Exit 71 off I-90

June 7 • Ellensburg Art About tour

of artists’ homes and studios, Gallery One

June 7-8 • Vantage Run Like the Wind Run

Wild Horse Wind Farm & Solar Facility

June 8 • Roslyn “Roads of Wonder” Sun Country Community Days Sun Country Estates

June 10-15 • Cle Elum Swiftwater Invitational Hunter Lumber Show Washington State Horse Park

June 13-14 • Roslyn Roslyn Vintage Trailer Show Runje Field (Roslyn City Park)

June 14 • Ellensburg Central Washington University commencement

Tomlinson Stadium, Central Washington University, Ellensburg

June 20-21 • Ellensburg Dachshunds on Parade

Includes races, stupid pet tricks and a costume contest in Downtown Ellensburg

June 27 • Cle Elum Upper Kittitas County Rotary Club Golf Tournament Roper Rider Course, Suncadia

June 28 • Snoqualmie Explore the Greenway: Snoqualmie Tunnel Bike Ride 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.

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July 4 • Ellensburg Daily Record Fourth of July Community Celebration and fireworks Downtown and Rotary Park, Ellensburg

July 4-6 • Cle Elum Pioneer Days Celebration Downtown Cle Elum

July 5-6 • Cle Elum Mary Burke Eventing Clinic Washington State Horse Park

July 5 • Roslyn Roslyn Riders Family Fun Play Day Club Playfield, Hwy 903 9 a.m.

July 6 • Ellensburg Kiwanis Youth Fishing Derby Kiwanis Youth Pond 6:30 - 9 a.m.

July 6 • Cle Elum 35th Annual “The Runner Stumbles” 10k Suncadia 9 a.m.

July 11-14 • Cle Elum Buck Brannanman Clinic Washington State Horse Park

July 12 • Roslyn Run to Roslyn Car Show Runje Field (Roslyn City Park)

July 13-19 • Cle Elum High Country artists Fresh Air Festival Various locations

July 16-20 • Cle Elum Veterans Wall Tribute Centennial Senior Center

JULY 19-20 • Roslyn Roslyn Art Festival roslynartfestival.org

July 19 • Roslyn AARF Doggie & Troll Olympics Runje Field (Roslyn City Park)

July 19-20 • Upper County Relay for Life Cle Elum/Roslyn High School

July 20 • Roslyn Croatian Picnic

Events

July

July 24-27 • Ellensburg Northwest Gourd Festival July 25-27 • Roslyn Roslyn Mountain Bike & Short Track

Urban Forest and Runje Field (Roslyn City Park)

July 25-27 • Ellensburg Jazz in the Valley Festival Downtown Ellensburg

July 25-27 • Roslyn Informal Moosefest

Aug. 28-Sept. 1 • Ellensburg Kittitas County Fair

July 27 • Vantage & Ellensburg Whisky Dick Triathlon

Aug. 29-Sept. 1 • Ellensburg Ellensburg Rodeo

A gathering of fans of the 1990s television show “Northern Exposure” in Roslyn

between Vantage and Ellensburg 9:30 a.m.

August

Aug. 2-3 • Cle Elum Cle Elum Roundup

Washington State Horse Park

Aug. 2-3 • Kittitas County Courage Classic Bicycle Tour 173 mile bike ride over 3 passes

Aug. 9 • Kittitas Kruisin’ Kittitas Car Show and Burnout Downtown Kittitas

Aug. 10 • Cle Elum Kittitas Valley Trail Riders Annual Ride & Picnic Washington State Horse Park

Aug. 16 • Cle Elum Hot August Nights Dinner & Auction Putnam Centennial Center

Aug. 16 • Ellensburg Ellensburg Rodeo Kick-Off Breakfast Downtown Ellensburg

Aug. 16 • Cle Elum Cruise Cle Elum car and motorcycle show Downtown Cle Elum

Entertainment, food, exhibits, carnival rides and animals, Kittitas County Fairgrounds, www. kittitascountyfair.com

One of America’s top professional rodeos and the reason why Ellensburg is called Rodeo City, www.ellensburgrodeo.com.

Aug. 30-31 • Roslyn High Country Logging Show Runje Field (Roslyn City Park)

Aug. 30-Sept. 1 • Roslyn Coal Miners Parade and Festival Downtown Roslyn

September

Sept. 5-7 • Cle Elum Arabian Region 5 Trails Group Washington State Horse Park

Sept. 20 • Ellensburg Paint Ellensburg Gallery One

Sept. 24 • Ellensburg Bite of the Burg Downtown Ellensburg

Sept. 13-14 • Kittitas Early Iron Club Threshing Bee and Antique Equipment Show Olmstead Place State Park

Sept. 26-27 • Ellensburg Buskers in the Burg

Downtown Ellensburg. Dozens of street performers, children’s activities, farmers market, wine and beer tastings and an evening concert.

Aug. 28 • Ellensburg Hoedown in the Downtown

7 p.m., free outdoor concert Downtown to kick off rodeo and fair weekend

Runje Field (Roslyn City Park)

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October

Oct. 3-5 • Ellensburg Ellensburg Film Festival

Numerous screenings throughout the community

Oct. 3-4 • Thorp Thorp Community Days Downtown Thorp

Oct. 4 • Ellensburg Manastash Metric Bike Ride West Ellensburg Rotary Park

Oct. 4 • Roslyn Mountain Ale Festival Downtown Roslyn

Oct. 11 • Cle Elum Cle Elum’s Annual Crab Feed Putnam Centennial Senior Center

Oct. 11 • Cle Elum 27th Annual Swauk-Teanaway Grange Hunters breakfast

Swauk-Teanaway Grange Hall, 1361 Ballard Hill Road, Cle Elum

Oct. 26 • Roslyn 11th Annual AARF Paws on Parade Downtown Roslyn

Oct. 31 • Ellensburg & Cle Elum Downtown trick or treating in Downtown Ellensburg or Cle Elum

November

Nov. 1 • Ellensburg Hometown Holidays Begins Nov. 8 • Ellensburg Veterans Day parade and lunch Downtown Ellensburg

Nov. 8 • Cle Elum Veteran’s Day Community Breakfast Putnam Centennial Center

Nov. 26 • Cle Elum Free Thanksgiving Community Dinner

Events

January • WinterHop BrewFest Ellensburg Nov. 28 • Ellensburg Cookie scavenger hunt Downtown Ellensburg.

Nov. 28-29 • Ellensburg Moments to Remember holiday celebration

Lighting ceremony, Streets of Bethlehem living nativity, dance and choir groups and outdoor market in Downtown Ellensburg

December

Dec. 6 • Cle Elum Santa Breakfast & Craft Bazaar Putnam Centennial Center

Dec. 6 • Cle Elum AARF Santa Paws Pictures US Bank Mortgage Office, Cle Elum

Dec. 6 • Ellensburg Snowball drop Downtown Ellensburg

Dec. 8 • Cle Elum Christmas in Cle Elum Downtown Cle Elum

Dec. 11 • Ellensburg Girls Night Out Downtown Ellensburg

Dec. 12 • Ellensburg Tree of Love - Hospice Friends Downtown Ellensburg

Dec. 13 • Ellensburg Teddy Bear Tea

Kelleher Motor Company, Ellensburg With Mr. and Mrs. Claus with stories and crafts for children

Events

2015

February • Spirit of the West Cowboy Gathering Ellensburg • Bagna Caulda Festival Cle Elum March • Robotics Competition CWU, Ellensburg

• Running Water Spittoon Race Brick Tavern, Roslyn

• Swauk-Teanaway Chili Cookoff & Cowboy Concert Swauk-Teanaway Grange, Cle Elum

• Annual KXLE Home, Business & Garden Expo Ellensburg • CWU Spring Orientation CWU, Ellensburg

April • Washington State Horse Park Opens for Day Use Cle Elum • Girls Night Out Downtown Ellensburg • Army Band Performance SwaukTeanaway Grange, Cle Elum

• Central Washington Quilt Show Ellensburg

• CWU College Rodeo Ellensburg May • Washington State Fly Fishing ConClave & Fair Ellensburg • Kittitas County Farmers Market Opens Downtown Ellensburg • Relay for Life Ellensburg • CWU Family Weekend CWU, Ellensburg

Dec. 13 • Ellensburg Holidays at the Improv Downtown Ellensburg

Dec. 18 • Ellensburg Cocoa Stroll Downtown Ellensburg

Putnam Centennial Center

Nov. 28 • Ellensburg Plaid Friday Downtown Ellensburg

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Barn Quilts

Trail

Washington’s first Barn Quilt Trail closing in on milepost 100

By Lyn Derrick

Washington state’s first barn quilt trail passed a major milestone when the 50th painted quilt block went up at the Schnase farm in Kittitas County in May of 2013.

Coming three weeks after the opening of the trail in late April of that year, number 50 proved community volunteers would not be hanging up their paintbrushes, hammers and nails anytime soon.

“When we opened the trail in April, we had 42 blocks on barns,” said Jacky Fausset, president of Barn Quilts of Kittitas County. BQKC is the group behind this effort to recognize Washington’s agricultural heritage – while joining the nationally barn quilt trail movement started by Donna Sue Groves in Ohio in 2001. Barn quilts are painted wood quilt blocks chosen as symbols of family and farm history.

For Rich and Shirley Schnase, the quilt block on their 1912 gambrel style barn acknowledges their Scandinavian heritage. After changing ownership over the years, the barn landed in the Schnases’ devoted hands in 2007. And it isn’t actually a barn anymore.

The Schnases applied their craftsmanship to the old barn, converting it into their home.

They’ve restored almost every board for wainscoting, counters, flooring and stairs. Even the original cow stations, hay trolley and beams are incorporated into the interior design.

“The barn just spoke to us,” Shirley says about choosing to make it their home. The Scandinavian barn quilt on the outside reflects treasured Scandinavian pieces on the inside. It’s a heritage the couple shares with other settlers of Kittitas Valley in Washington state.

While BQKC paused to recognize this unique number 50 as a breakthrough benchmark, it was a brief pause. Each month since the group has added more barn quilts to the state’s

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total. BQKC is closing in on their goal of 100 hung throughout Kittitas County in time for the second annual Central Washington Quilt Show in Ellensburg, Washington, April 25-26.

“Our barn quilt trail provides the connecting thread between our rural and urban areas,” said Fausset. “It weaves our old barns into the fabric of our historic building like the South Cle Elum Depot, historic downtown Ellensburg and the celebrated mining community of Roslyn. Joined together, they all tell an amazing story about our area’s contributions to the settlement of the west.”

“We may not make 100 in time for the quilt show in April, but we’re going to be darn close,” she added. “Pretty remarkable considering the first barn quilt went up here only 18 months ago.”

Positive local impact is what keeps the volunteers going. “We’ve already given out thousands of maps to visitors who want to drive our beautiful back roads,” Fausset said. “This is having an enormous economic impact and bringing our community together like nothing has in recent memory.”

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As more barns join the trail, they are posted at barnquiltswashington. org, and added to the downloadable, self-guided driving tour map.

More information can be found at KittitasCountyChamber.com, as well.

EVENT HOURS: 5 pm – 7 pm Please visit Clymer’s gift gallery for unique one of a kind gifts and merchandise, made by local artists, that you will not find at any big box retailer.

Barn Quilt photos by Phil Klucking – Klucking Images.

Monday-Saturday: 9am-5pm

SHOP HOURS: Mon. – Fri. 10 am – 5 pm Saturday 10 am – 3 pm

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Don’t miss our monthly First Friday Art Walk, a year round artists’ celebration.

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Directory

Barn Quilt Trail Denmark Area Yakima River RV Park

c. early 1900's

792 Ringer Loop, Ellensburg Quilt Star/Rail fence Spirit Therapeutic Riding c.2004

1051 Sorenson Rd., Ellensburg Rail Fence Old Graff Farm c.1891

Sorenson & Denmark Rd., Ellensburg Snail's Trail north side of barn

Ellensburg & Kittitas

c.1921

MacDonald Farm 1631 Sorenson Road, Ellensburg Scottish Star

Ogilvie Farm 3280 4th Parallel Rd, Ellensburg Feathered Star

Ufkes Farm

Jensen Farm 16141 Upper Badger Pocket Rd Windblown Star

Lansford Farm 440 Canyon River Road, Ellensburg Sunbonnet Sue

Sorenson Farm

Canyon Vista Vineyards 221 Canyon Vista Way, Ellensburg Grapevine

Eslinger Farms

3530 S. Ferguson Rd. Ellensburg Matt's Choice 2004

Prater & Boston Rd, Kittitas Rolling Star Old Preece Farm c.1909

Badger Pocket & Thrall Road Log Cabin

O.S. Johnson Farm

Todd Farm 691 Bohannan, Ellensburg Dresden Plate

3460 Denmark Road, Ellensburg Midnight Garden c.1920

Kittitas Co. Historic Museum

c.1889

114 East Third Avenue, Ellensburg Grandmother’s Nine Patch Star

1116 E. Mountain View, Ellensburg Patriotic Star

Land Title Building

Bull Farm c.1910

1215 E. Mountain View, Ellensburg Double Windmill Clymer Museum c.1901

416 North Pearl, Ellensburg Clymer Museum

Teanaway Area Flying Horseshoe Ranch c.1904 3190 Red Bridge Road, Cle Elum Weathervane

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501 N Pearl St, Ellensburg Desert Rose Harmon Farm c.1932

708 S. Willow Street, Ellensburg Diamond Star Koch/Carpenter Farm c.1960 870 Game Farm Rd., Ellensburg Allison’s Choice

Harwell Place 560 Hamilton Road, Ellensburg A Little Peace of Heaven Reynolds Farm 481 Busch Road, Ellensburg Feathered Star variation

520 Clemans Rd., Ellensburg Michigan & Texas Stars, Star Variation

Dusty’s Nursery-Dominion Farm c.1901

c.1900

Kittitas Co. 4-H Barns

Sunny Heights Farm

c.1916

1995

Glory Farm

Olmstead Place State Park

4441 Dry Creek Road, Ellensburg Shoo Fly

921 N. Ferguson Rd., Ellensburg Basket/ Windmill Star

512 N. Poplar Street, Ellensburg Log Cabin/Carpenter’s Star/ Windmill c.1894

Artz Barn 2004

Look Rd. & Bridlewood Lane, Carolina Lily Sand Barn c.1930

3370 Naneum Road, Ellensburg Galaxy Star w/ 4 Point brand

2713 Kittitas Hwy, Ellensburg Courthouse Steps c.1907

Wild Horse Wind & Solar Visitor Center 25901 Vantage Hwy American Star Cadwallader Barn 106 North Mt Stewart Pinwheel Brown Farm 5711 Reecer Creek Rd, Ellensburg Soil/Water Conservation

Ballard Farm c.1900 901 Ballard Hill Rd, Cle Elum Wagon Wheel

Masterson Farm c.1895 341 Masterson Road, Ellensburg Crazy Quilt/ Angus Bull

Swauk-Teanaway Grange 1361 Ballard Hill Rd, Cle Elum School House/ Flying Geese Border

Miller Farm c.1895 541 Seaton Rd., Cle Elum Rearing Horse by Karen Watland

Canyon River Horse Ranch c. early 1900’s 1751 Bettas Road, Cle Elum Star of Bethlehem

Gokey Farm 2004 2680 Killmore Road, Ellensburg Sagebud Seth Farm c.1905 1210 Weaver Road Rd, Ellensburg Eight Pointed Star Brunson Farm c.1895 1871 Thorp Hwy South, Ellensburg Evening Star/Bear Paw Sweetwater Lavender Farm c.2008 1431 Killmore Rd., Ellensburg Log Cabin/Barn Raising Riegal Farm c.1900 3571 Umptanum Road, Ellensburg Corn and Beans

Cle Elum & Roslyn Carpenter House 1914 302 W. 3rd Street, Cle Elum Carpenter’s Wheel Iriscoe Farm c.1998 3881 Upper Peoh Point Rd., Cle Elum Frances’s Dream Schwab Farm c.1998 481 Upper Peoh Point Rd., Cle Elum Compass Rose/ Crops

Wright Farm c.1910 921 Hanson Road, Ellensburg Grandma’s Flower Garden

Schnase Barn c.1912 South end Riverbottom Road Dala Horses

Gardinier Barn c. early 1900’s 3451 Brondt Road, Ellensburg Amish Star

Skibeness Farm c.1875 2161 Stande Rd. Ellensburg Nordic Star

Knudson Farm c.1920 3791 Brown Road, Ellensburg Civil War Star

Carpenter Farm 2551 S. Thorp Hwy, Ellensburg Wild Goose Chase

Boitano Farm 1988 4996 Umptanum Road, Ellensburg Harvest Star

Thorp Grist Mill c.1883 11640 N. Thorp Hwy, Thorp Mill Stone

Gibson Farm c.1912 1221 S. Thorp Hwy., Ellensburg American Independence

Old Fredrick Farm/ Erickson Quilt 4311 Hansen Rd, Ellensburg Sunrise in the Pines

Whitehurst Farm c.1897 3070 Umptanum Road, Ellensburg Algonquin Charm 2, Maltese Cross, Wild Geese, School House,

Woody Farm c.1928 3380 Thorp Cemetery Rd, Ellensburg Here Comes the Sun

Roseburg Farm c.1910 1021 Upper Peoh Point Rd., Cle Elum Evening Star/Bear Paw

Nelson Dairy Farm c.1890’s 1390 Nelson Dairy Farm Rd, Cle Elum Starburst

Smith Barn c. early 1900’s 560 Upper Peoh Point Rd. Cle Elum Flower Baskets

Ritter Farms c.1960 Lund Lane & W. Nelson Siding Wedding Ring

Bierek Farm c. early 1900’s 3001 Upper Peoh Point Rd. Cle Elum Log Cabin w/ brand

Dalle Barn I-90 Westbound Exit 84, Cle Elum Dale Family Choice

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Scully Place 390 Riverbottom Loop, Ellensburg Pin Wheel Yoder Farm c. early 1900’s 15730 Manastash Rd, Ellensburg Rose of Sharon Lazy F Ranch 16170 Manastash Rd. Ellensburg Quilter’s Contest

Melary Place 10700 Westside Drive, Cle Elum Peony Bogatay Home 312 W. 1st Ave. Cle Elum Grapes & Vine South Cle Elum Railroad Depot 801 Milwaukie Rd. South Cle Elum Railroad Crossing

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Off the Beaten Path In Kittitas county there is always something to do

Go exploring at...

Lake Easton

the historic town of Liberty

view historic photos at Hal Holmes Community Center the local news in the Daily Record newspaper or online at dailyrecordnews.com

Lion’s Rock spring Central Washington University South Cle Elum Rail Yard National Historic District, Museum & Trail Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility near Vantage the Ginkgo Petrified Forest

Eat & drink...

a popsicle from the Roslyn Grocery Store a scoop of homemade ice cream from Winegar’s dinner at MaMa Valone’s in Cle Elum

See & hear...

summer concerts at Suncadia and Swiftwater Cellars

soft-serve yogurt at Utopia Frozen Yogurt & Coffee House

summer concerts in the Park in Ellensburg

at a local winery, brewery or brew pub

a sporting event at Central Washington University classic car shows watch a roller derby bout a production by Valley Musical Theatre musical concerts and theater productions at Central Washington University Dick & Jane’s Spot in Ellensburg

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locally roasted coffee at D&M Coffee or Pioneer Coffee

have breakfast at the Liberty Cafe a fresh donut from the Cle Elum Bakery a burger and beer at the Brick Tavern in Roslyn & The Tav in Ellensburg world-famous pizza at Village Pizza in Roslyn jerky from Owen’s Meats pepperoni from Glondo’s empanadas, hot dogs, tacos or BBQ at a food cart in Ellensburg coffee and a cupcake at Moosetracks Coffee

Lake Cle Elum

County Barn Quilts

specialty breads and Danishes from Vinman’s bakery

fly fishing on the Yakima & Cle Elum Rivers

fish at the numerous ponds

a burger and milkshake from one of the numerous burger joints around the county

Ellensburg Blue Agate hunting

hike, bike or horseback ride in Robinson Canyon

look for the mythical Mel’s Hole

rock hounding

on a scenic drive on Highway 10

drive the old Wenas Road

hike at Cooper Lake

take a scenic drive through the Teanaway

a heavenly loaf from the Yellow Church Cafe

camp at Salmon la Sac

Visit, attend & enjoy...

stay in a caboose at the Iron Horse Bed & Breakfast the Douglas Munro Memorial at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Cle Elum Moosefest in Roslyn Bite of the Burg - Welcome back CWU students First Friday Artwalk in downtown Ellensburg the local museums & art galleries square dances and bluegrass music at the Swauk-Teanaway Grange

hike the Coal Mines Trail from Cle Elum to Roslyn play a game of disc golf in Cle Elum walk along the riverwalk at Irene Rinehart Riverfront Park swim and hike at Carey Lake/People’s Pond in Ellensburg birdwatch during the First Saturday birdwalks see the winter elk feeding in Joe Watt Canyon hike Manastash Ridge rock climbing near Vantage ice skating at Suncadia dirt bike and ATV riding on trails

local craft bazaars around the holidays

swim at Memorial Pool

artwalk in downtown Roslyn

picnic at the city parks pan for gold in Liberty

Get out and go...

attractions

wood-fired pizza in Ellensburg

take in the view from Reed Park on Craig’s Hill near the city of Ellensburg water tower wildlife viewing take a self-guided tour of Ellensburg’s historic homes skate at the skate park in Ellensburg or Cle Elum hike to Umtanum Falls mushroom hunting fly a kite snow tubing at Joe Watt Canyon or Snoqualmie Pass stair climb down to the Cle Elum River from Suncadia geocaching view wildlife in the Yakima Canyon

walk, bike or horseback ride on the John Wayne Trail

horseback riding at Washington State Horse Park or Happy Trails Horse Adventures

mountain bike the Rat Pack Trails in Cle Elum

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take a self-guided tour of the Kittitas

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From the Farm Agricultural roots run deep all year long Farming is a way of life in Kittitas County. While the area is known for Timothy Hay and cattle, it also has a thriving 4-H program, two popular farmers markets and a number of sustainable organic farms.

Ellensburg residents come together each week in the summer to visit with neighbors and peruse locally grown produce at the Kittitas County Farmers Market. The market is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays on Fourth Avenue between Pearl and Ruby streets downtown. It runs from May through October.

Market-goers often are treated to live musical performances and once a year, in the fall, the market is invaded by street performers for Buskers in the Burg.

In the Upper County, the Roslyn Farmers Market runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sundays from June 15 to Sept. 14. It features an array of fruit, vegetables, flowers, baked goods and crafts, and often includes live music.

Other places to get a taste of rural life: • The Kittitas County Fair over Labor Day weekend is a good place to see local 4-Hers proudly displaying their animals and to learn about the county’s rural roots.

• Farms in the county that raise sustainable produce and livestock for sale include Parke Creek Farm, Fuzzy Rhino Organic Farm, Windy N Ranch, River Farm Organic Produce and Green Bow Farm. Kittitas Valley Greenhouse raises heirloom tomatoes. For an expanded list of farms around Kittitas County please visit www.kittitascountychamber.com.

• Farm events: Local businesses that open their farms in the fall for harvest activities: Dusty’s Nursery: Hosts a fall festival each year in October.

Suncadia: The resort hosts a harvest festival at the historic Nelson Dairy Farm in October with a straw maze and wagon rides.

Anderson Family Farm: The farm raises goats, and uses the milk for lotion, soap and other beauty products. The farm hosts a fall festival in October.

Huffman Farms: Offers a u-pick pumpkin patch and hayrides in October.

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From the farm

Fresh Picks

A healthy selection of fresh and local produce can be found at these produce stands:

Carlson’s Quality Produce

Gibson’s Produce

281 Gladmar Road Thorp, WA (509) 964-2300

203 W Washington Avenue Ellensburg, WA (509) 925-5051

Red Sky Farms Fruit Stand

5231 Thorp Prairie Road Cle Elum, WA (509) 899-0062

Swiftwater produce Cle Elum, WA (509) 260-0911

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BREWERIES & WINERIES OF CENTRAL WASHINGTON Chelan CHELAN COUNTY

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Bale Breaker Brewing Company

Just minutes from downtown Yakima and in the center of Loftus Ranches’ hop field #41, Bale Breaker Brewing Company is located in one of the more unique locations for a craft brewery – on a commercial hop farm. Started in 2013 by fourth-generation hop farmers, Bale Breaker Brewing Company focuses on handcrafted ales that showcase the world-class hops grown in the Yakima Valley, one of the leading hop growing regions in the world.

1801 Birchfield Road • Yakima WA (509) 424-4000 • balebreaker.com info@balebreaker.com Looking for the best microbrewery in Washington state? So are we.

While we'll never make that claim, Iron Horse Brewery certainly strives to be on someone's top list of micro breweries. Our other goal is to make craft beer a staple in your home.

PUB - 412 N Main St. • Ellensburg, WA (509) 933-3134 • ironhorsebrewery.com

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The Roslyn Brewing Company has been brewing hand-crafted and full-flavored beers in the old world tradition since 1990. Our beers are excellent, full-bodied, German-style lagers reminiscent of those brewed by the immigrant miners in our hometown of Roslyn, Washington at the turn of the century.

208 Pennsylvania Avenue • Roslyn, WA (509) 649-2232 • RoslynBrewery.com info@RoslynBrewery.com

St. Brigid’s Brewery

Brewed in the heart of the Columbia Basin. We use only local ingredients when we can. Beer tastes best when it is fresh and travels a minimum of miles. Come taste the difference; stop by the tap ap taproom and see for yourself. Enjoy our outdoor lakeside patio.

Cheers!

TAPROOM - 606 West Broadway, Suite C Moses Lake, (509) 750-8357 • stbrigidsbrewery.com beer@stbrigidsbrewery.com Hours: Thursday – Saturday, 3:30 to 9:30pm Summer hours, June to September: Wednesday – Saturday 3:30 to 10:30pm

Yakima Craft Brewing Co.

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With his vineyard located across from the Yakima River, Ellensburg Canyon Winery is the passion of Vigneron Gary R. Cox, Professor Emertius from the Vineyard & Winery Technology Program at Yakima Valley Community College. Taste the unique Terroir that Gary has cultivated using advanced, ultrasustainable methods as you experience the wonders of the Yakima River Canyon Area.

221 Canyon Vista Way • Ellensburg, WA 509-933-3523 • www.coxcanyon.com The Tasting Room/Picnic Area is open daily from 10am to 6pm April Fools Day thru Thanksgiving.

Roslyn Brewing Company

Hours: Thursday 1pm to 6pm Friday – Saturday 11:30am to 8:30pm Sunday 11:30am to 5:30pm

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Cox Canyon Vineyards

Iron Horse Brewery

Hours: Monday – Wednesday 4pm – 9ish pm TThursday: 2pm – 9ish pm Friday & Saturday: 1pm – 9ish pm Sunday: 1 pm – 7pm

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Yakima Craft Brewing Co. is a craft beer brewery located in the heart of North America’s leading producer of hops, the Yakima Valley in the state of Washington. We produce high-quality craft ales and lagers with an emphasis on full-bodied taste and unique character.

Gård Vinters

Gård, meaning “farm” in many of the Scandinavian languages, is a tribute to our family’s Scandinavian heritage and farming tradition.

The Lawrence family, founders of Gård Vintners, has been farming the Royal Slope, near Royal City, Wash., in Washington’s Columbia Valley for over 45 years. Brothers Hervey “Sandy” Lawrence and John Lawrence, along with John’s son Josh Lawrence, were proud to launch Gård Vintners, a product of Lawrence Cellars, in 2006. We offer award-winning estate wines, appetizers & gifts. Tasting rooms in Ellensburg and Woodinville.

311 N. Pearl St. • Ellensburg, WA (509) 925-1095 • GardVintners.com Hours: Tuesday – Sunday at 2pm Open late Friday and Saturday evenings

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Thrall & Dodge Winery

Located on Manastash Ridge, Thrall and Dodge is a family-owned Columbia Valley AVA winery and the oldest commercial operating winery in the Kittitas Valley. Our premium wines are produced, cellared, and served on site. We offer FREE wine tastings to visitors from our small tasting shack Saturdays and Sundays noon to 5pm (May thru Oct) or by appointment. With lots of open space, regional views, an informal atmosphere--Bocce Ball court!-and even a music stage, we will also host your special event.

111 Dodge Road Ellensburg, WA (509) 925-4110 • thrallwinery.com info@thrallwinery.com Hours: Saturday & Sunday noon to 5pm

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TAPROOM - 2920 River Rd. (#6) • Yakima, WA (509) 654-7357 • yakimacraftbrewing.com Hours: Monday – Thursday, 4pm to 8pm

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Birding

Late winter is prime time for viewing bald eagles in Kittitas County.

The best place to view bald eagles is northeast of Ellensburg in the Fairview and Naneum areas during calving season from February through late April. In addition to the late winter/spring visits, bald eagles also can be found here in the fall feeding on salmon.

The Umtanum Creek Trail in the Yakima River Canyon is a good location to find golden eagles and other birds.

Visitors are invited to Kittitas County Audubon Society’s First Saturday Birdwalk each month. Meet at 8 a.m. at the parking lot to Irene Rinehart Riverfront Park in Ellensburg, located on Umptanum Road where the bridge crosses the Yakima River. Trip leaders provide the information and answer any questions, and trips happen rain or shine. Bring a pair of binoculars and dress for the weather.

Fishing

Kittitas County caters to every fishing enthusiast in the family — from the kid with his first rod and reel to the adult with the latest state-of-the-art fly fishing gear.

The Yakima River is a year-round fly-fishing destination. It is a catch-andrelease river for wild trout. There are multiple fly fishing gear and guide services in the county, including Red’s Flyshop, Troutwater, The Evening Hatch and Worley-Bugger Fly Co. The Columbia River on the eastern edge of the county is also a prime spot for sturgeon, walleye, salmon and steelhead.

In addition to the rivers and streams, the county is dotted with lakes. Lake fishing opportunities begin at Snoqualmie Pass with Keechelus and Kachess and continue through the lower valley. In the lower county, Mattoon Lake and Fiorito Lake are popular destinations, particularly for families with children.

Many of the ponds are stocked by the Department of Fish and Wildlife and there are

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For those looking for fishing off the beaten track there are a multitude of lakes in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area.

Floating

The nonprofit Kittitas County Field and Stream Club has produced a recreational users’ map of the Yakima River, and it is valuable for those boating, floating or rafting the river. The map, in a booklet form, is sold by a number of Kittitas County area retailers, including Mountain High Sports in Ellensburg, (509) 925-4626.

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derbies and events at the lakes in the spring and summer.

Floating the Yakima through the Yakima River Canyon is an awe-inspiring adventure. The canyon features massive and weathered basalt cliffs, rising above the river, and rolling, high shrub-steppe hills.

The stretch of river southeast of Ellensburg from Ringer Loop Road to the Roza Recreational Site sees the most float and raft traffic when temperatures rise in Central Washington.

Although a Yakima River float trip provides spectacular scenic views and wildlife viewing, it can be dangerous for those who don’t pay attention to common sense safety practices, recreational rules and hazardous river sites.

Well before planning a trip, call the Kittitas County Sheriff’s Office marine patrol at 509-925-8534 to find out current river conditions and problem spots.

Saturday Mass 5:00 p.m.

Sunday Masses 9:00 a.m & 5:00 p.m.

11:00 a.m. Spanish Language Mass Misa en español cada domingo a las once y quince de la mañana Daily Mass 8:00 a.m. • Tuesday – Friday Join us at Catholic Campus Ministries at Central Washington University Sunday Mass 6:00 p.m. during school year at the SURC #137 Newman Center is located at 706 N. Sprague (509) 925-3043 ccmcwu@fairpoint.net www.cwucatholics.org

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Wildlife viewing

For those who are patient, viewing wildlife in Kittitas County is possible just about any time of the year.

From late December through as late as early April, state Fish and Wildlife Department personnel daily provide hay to a herd of elk at the end of Watt Canyon Road, 15 miles northwest of Ellensburg. Feeding begins at 8 a.m. and visitors can watch from behind a wildlife fence and parking area.

variety of birds nesting in the canyon walls, big horn sheep, deer, elk, coyotes and smaller mammals.

Wildlife viewing also is possible on designated state-owned wildlife areas in Kittitas County — the Colockum, L.T. Murray, Quilomene, Whisky Dick and Wenas areas.

The Yakima Canyon southeast of Ellensburg, in different seasons, can provide dramatic views of eagles, hawks and other raptors, a

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terrain to explore, and riders are treated to spectacular views of jagged peaks and wooded valleys.

What was once the path of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad is now 110 miles of trail that spans from West of the Cascades at Cedar Falls east through Kittitas County to the Columbia River.

A number of sno-parks are available for use, and more information about specific locales can be found on the Washington State Parks website.

The John Wayne Pioneer Trail, or Iron Horse State Park, is open year round for day use and is ideal for walking, biking, horseback riding and rock climbing in the summer months and for cross-country skiing, dog sledding, and snowshoeing in the winter months.

Be sure to check the state’s avalanche hotline at 206-5266677 before heading out.

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John Wayne Trail

www.parks.wa.gov/winter, information on local clubs at www.wssa.us

There are multiple access points to Iron Horse State Park, including several in Upper Kittitas County where some of the best views along the trail can be enjoyed. It’s also where the trail goes into the Snoqualmie Tunnel, the only one of the trail’s five tunnels open. The rest are closed indefinitely due to safety concerns.

The closest trailhead to the Snoqualmie Tunnel is at Hyak, Exit 54 on Interstate 90. The tunnel, which is more than two miles long, was closed for more than two years in 2009 for repairs. It reopened in July 2011.

Discover Passes are available at Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce Visitor Centers in Cle Elum and Ellensburg.

Snowmobiling

Flocks of visitors journey to Kittitas County each winter, but few activities draw more outdoors enthusiasts to the area than snowmobiling. U.S. Forest Service officials estimated that 20,000 snowmobilers visited snoparks in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest during the 2010-11 winter season.

Those numbers might not surprise snowmobilers cruising through Kittitas County’s vast landscape with wind whistling through helmets and adrenaline pumping through their veins. The county offers 2,300 square miles of Central Washington Visitor’s Guide

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Downhill skiing and snowboarding

Downhill skiers and snowboarders can find their fill of excitement at the Summit at Snoqualmie ski area, about 50 miles from Ellensburg. The ski area includes 25 lifts, four separate base areas, 1,981 acres of skiable terrain and 523 acres of backcountry terrain. The Summit also has a tubing center and cross-country skiing and snowshoeing facilities. www.summitatsnoqualmie.com.

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The Summit community covers King and Kittitas counties. With an elevation around 3,000 feet, Snoqualmie Pass gets an average of 441 inches of snowfall each year.

The Summit at Snoqualmie is a destination in winter months. Beginning skiers can visit Summit West to acquire skills, intermediate skiers can go to Summit East, and those who desire advance runs can hit Alpental. Summit Central, the most popular destination, boasts something for everyone.

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The ski area also offers a tubing area along with cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails.

The U.S. Forest Service offers guided snowshoeing trips in the Snoqualmie Pass area in the winter. The visitor information center at Snoqualmie Pass can be reached at 425-434-6111.

In the summer months, the pass offers berry picking, wildlife watching, hiking and backpacking from numerous trailheads. Several waterfalls and pristine alpine lakes are waiting to be discovered.

Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing

Popular places for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing include Snoqualmie Pass and the Hyak area and Blewett Pass along Highway 97.

The Summit and Snoqualmie and Suncadia both have trails and more information.

Several shops in the area offer gear rentals, and visitors can find more information about snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and other activities by checking in at the Cle Elum Ranger Station at 803 W. Second St. in Cle Elum. The U.S. Forest Service or the visitor center offers guided snowshoe hikes at Snoqualmie Pass in the winter.

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In addition to the ski runs, The Summit at Snoqualmie also has multiple options for snowboarders. Summit Central has a superpipe and an award-winning top-to-bottom terrain park, and Greenhorn Acres provides a scaled-down terrain park that allows boarders to improve their skills.

Hiking

Kittitas County offers a variety of hiking opportunities, from the shrubsteppe in the Yakima Canyon to deep forest with impressive Cascade Mountain views. For more suggestions and an interactive map, go to www. explorekittitas.com/hiking.

Kittitas County offers miles of opportunities for snowshoers and cross country skiers. The array of terrain available in Kittitas County can challenge those looking to test their stamina with a grueling hill climb or provide a flat and mellow experience for trail users seeking leisurely sojourns into nature.

• Irene Rinehart Riverfront Park — This Ellensburg city-owned park along the Yakima River is accessed off Umptanum Road. It’s a prime bird watching area, and an easy stroll.

• Coal Mine Trail — This trail runs from Cle Elum to Roslyn and Ronald, and was established in 1994 as a cooperative effort of the City of Cle Elum,

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Roslyn and Kittitas County and is dedicated to the pioneers who first settled in this area. A walk on the trail affords visitors a first-hand look at the coalmining heritage through the remains of Roslyn’s mines, at the railroad depot site and barn, and at Powder House Road where dynamite was stored. The easy trail is open to walkers, horses, bicyclists, cross-country skiers and snowmobiles. Mines in Roslyn operated from the late 1880s to 1963.

• Umtanum Falls — This 1-mile trail to Umtanum Falls is an easy hike, and is about a 10-mile drive on Umptanum Road from Ellensburg. The trail leads to a 40-foot waterfall and traverses forest, meadows and sagebrush.

Umtamum Falls is especially pretty in the winter, though the trail can get icy and hikers should be cautious. A Discover Pass is required.

• Umtanum Creek Canyon— The Umtanum Creek Canyon hike starts with a hike over a suspension bridge crossing the Yakima River and travels into a shrub-steppe environment full of wildlife and birds. The trailhead is at the Umtanum Recreation Site along state Route 821. A BLM permit is required during the summer and is available at the parking lot.

• Manastash Ridge — A popular hike for local residents, this steep, tough workout yields rich rewards. The wildflowers in the spring are fabulous, and the view is tremendous year-round. There are two main trails to the top, the Westberg Trail, named after a popular Ellensburg coach and the Boy Scout Trail, accessed further to the west after hiking along an irrigation ditch. The trail gains 1,740 feet in about two miles and can be accessed from exit 101 (Thorp Highway). Turn right off the exit, go two miles, turn right on Cove Road and go past two stop signs. Parking is on the right.

• Cooper River — The trail follows the Cooper River valley upstream to Cooper Lake, and offers good berry picking opportunities in late summer.

The trailhead to Cooper Lake is found at Salmon la Sac campground north of Roslyn. U.S. Forest Service permit needed.

• Forest Discovery Trail — This three-mile trail near the top of Blewett Pass on Highway 97 offers scenic hiking in the summer and accessible snowshoeing in the winter, with interpretative signs to guide your visit.

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Kittitas County is a great place for golf in the spring and summer months, with four public golf courses in the area.

• Suncadia resort — Located just west of Cle Elum on the eastern slopes of the Cascades, Suncadia resort has two public and one private 18-hole course.

The public Prospector course offers 7,100 yards of championship golf, and it was named one of the best new public courses by Golf Digest magazine in 2006.

Rope Rider is a public course that opened in August 2011 and was built along the site of historic Roslyn mines. A practice range, private instruction, junior golf, group instruction and golf clinics are available for players of all ages and skill levels.

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• Ellensburg Golf Club — Opened 80 years ago along the banks of the Yakima River, the Ellensburg Golf & Country Club is a nine-hole course with alternate “back nine” tee boxes that provide an 18-hole experience.

The course covers 2,988 yards from its longest tees. Practice facilities also include a driving range and putting green, and the club has a lounge and restaurant. 3231 S Thorp Hwy, Ellensburg, WA, 509-962-2984 • SunCountry Golf & RV — Located in the Cascade Mountains outside Cle Elum, Sun Country is an 18-hole course coupled with an RV park. The course covers 5,715 yards and is open from April through October. 841 Saint Andrews Drive, Cle Elum, WA, 509-674-2226

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Spring usually arrives in the Teanaway Basin earlier than other parts of the Cle Elum Ranger District, says Forest Service public information officer Nancy Jones.

That prompt snow melt makes the Teanaway popular with early season visitors to the Okanogan Wenatchee National Forest. But spring, summer and fall are good times to enjoy trails like Stafford Creek or the Miller Peak to Bear Creek Loop and camping at the Beverly campground.

Wildflowers often begin to bloom in the area’s lower elevations as early as mid-May, when trails in the Bean Creek and Beverly basins become popular for hiking and wildflower viewing. The flowers last through about August, moving higher in elevation as the snow line rises.

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In the wintertime, the Teanaway lures snowmobilers, snowshoers and backcountry skiers.

Most trailheads in the Teanaway require a Northwest Forest Pass that can be purchased ahead of time at the ranger station in Cle Elum. Jones suggests that visitors to the Teanaway check road conditions before venturing out.

Salmon la Sac

Salmon la Sac, a summertime destination for hiking, fishing, swimming and kayaking, is a 15-mile drive from Roslyn, at the edge of the wilderness. The area has several family-oriented campgrounds, which offer easy access to the Cooper and Cle Elum rivers, and ample hiking trails. The Alpine Lakes Wilderness just north of Salmon la Sac has some of the best hiking in the state.

In winter, state Route 903 is plowed all the way to Salmon la Sac, and snowmobilers flock to the area to ride both groomed trails and steep slopes.

Lake Cle Elum Lake Cle Elum is seven miles northwest of Cle Elum. Fishing is open year round, with a lake trout fishery and burbot.

There is a U.S. Forest Service boat launch and camping facilities at the lake, and the spot is a popular place for picnicking and swimming during the summer.

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The area is popular with horseback riders, and ridge-top trails offer breathtaking views of the Stuart and Enchantment mountain ranges.

Lake Easton State Park

The 516-acre Lake Easton State Park is a year-round destination for visitors.

The park has beautiful mountain views and hiking trails to explore in the summer and cross-country and snowmobiling trails to enjoy in the winter.

The lake is a popular destination for fishing, boating, kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding during the summer. The campground is full most weekends and the day-use parking lot fills up on sunny days. Camping reservations are recommended.

The park’s location also allows for snowy winter-sport opportunities. A snopark permit is required from Nov. 15 through April 30 for day use and winter camping.

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Ellensburg is a rodeo city and a college town. It’s an art and music destination with easy access to the outdoors. And it’s a renewable energy leader with an agricultural foundation.

With a population of 18,500, Ellensburg is Kittitas County’s largest city and the county seat. William Bud Wilson built the first log cabin in 1868 where Ellensburg now stands, and AJ Splawn and Ben Burch moved a log house to a spot nearby so they could open a store in 1870.

In 1872, John A. Shoudy bought the store, called Robbers Roost, and 160 acres of land.

Ellensburg was named after his wife, Mary Ellen in 1875.

A phoenix painted on the side of the Davidson building in downtown Ellensburg symbolizes the community’s rise from the ashes after a fire destroyed most of downtown in 1889.

At the time, Ellensburg was in the running to be the state capital, a title which went to Olympia instead.

On the north side of town is Central Washington University, which first opened its doors as the Washington State Normal School in 1891, two years after Washington became a state. The normal school became Central Washington College of Education in 1937, Central Washington State College in 1961, and Central Washington University in 1977.

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About 9,000 students attend CWU’s Ellensburg campus. Its nearly year-round offerings of events and activities bring vibrancy to the town.

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Ellensburg boasts a successful lineup of festivals and community events year round that bring in tourists, entertain the locals and celebrate the town’s history.

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The city’s biggest shows of the year — the Ellensburg Rodeo and Kittitas County Fair — happen every Labor Day weekend. Jazz in the Valley, scheduled for July 25-27 this year, is one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier music festivals.

Ellensburg’s WinterHop BrewFest is in January and the Art of Wine, running with the Western Art Show, is May 16-18. There’s even a festival for dogs. During the popular Dachshunds on Parade, scheduled for June 21, about 250 wiener dogs take over downtown Ellensburg to strut their stuff. In the fall, Ellensburg plays host to Buskers in the Burg in September and the Ellensburg Film Festival in October.

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Arts, music and theater A dose of culture is never far away in Kittitas County.

The Ellensburg downtown core boasts three galleries — Gallery One, the Clymer Museum and Gallery, and Goodey Gallery operated by the Western Art Association, all on Pearl Street. There is also an art museum at CWU. • Clymer Museum of Art: 416 N. Peal St., in Ellensburg. Celebrates the work of one of Ellensburg’s most celebrated artists, John Clymer. Through the course of his career, Clymer gained recognition through the use of his work on the covers of the Saturday Evening Post.

• Gallery One: 408 N. Pearl St., Ellensburg. A nonprofit gallery that features local artists as well as those from outside the community. The gallery offers classes and hosts a variety of events throughout the year.

• Goodey Gallery: 309 N. Pearl St., Ellensburg. Headquarters of the National Art Show and Auction, which is always held the third full weekend in May.

of the community’s best-kept secrets. The McIntyre Music Building hosts numerous concerts, and the Central Theatre Ensemble presents musicals and dramatic productions during the school year.

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Valley Musical Theatre is a nonprofit community theatre that performs several productions a year, ranging from "The Music Man" to "Fiddler on the Roof."

Museums Kittitas County residents maintain a strong connection to their past, and a variety of museums and historic attractions celebrate the area’s history.

• Kittitas County Historical Museum: 113 E. Third Ave., Ellensburg. The museum in the historic Cadwell Building in downtown Ellensburg is dedicated to the history of Kittitas County.

• Sarah Spurgeon Gallery: CWU campus, Randall Hall on Dean Nicholson Blvd. It is dedicated to showing CWU student, faculty and alumni artwork.

• The Museum of Culture and Environment offers changing exhibits on Central Washington’s history and biodiversity. The museum is on the first floor of Dean Hall at Central Washington University. Admission is free.

Art fans also are drawn to Ellensburg to view the works of the late Richard Elliott and his wife, Jane Orleman, and their home, Dick and Jane’s Spot.

The house and yard on First Avenue and Pearl Street in Ellensburg are filled with the work of more than 40 Northwest artists, along with 10,000 bottle caps and thousands of reflectors.

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As for music, the Jazz in the Valley music festival, held on the last weekend of July, brings musicians from around the Northwest to Ellensburg for a weekend of music and dancing. If western music is more to your liking, Spirit of the West over Presidents Day weekend each February brings topname singers and cowboy poets to town.

The Ellensburg Rodeo Arena and the annual Ellensburg Rodeo attract champion cowboys and thousands of fans every Labor Day weekend. The rodeo is paired each year with the Kittitas County Fair, a family friendly old fashioned fair that’s been around since 1885.

Buskers in the Burg, held in downtown Ellensburg in September, features street performers, giant puppets and an outdoor concert.

The Ellensburg Rodeo is the last stop on the Wrangler Million Dollar Gold Buckle Tour and host to the PRCA’s Xtreme Bulls Tour finale. The fastpaced, bull-riding only competition showcases the top cowboys and bovine athletes in the world.

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The fair delivers on its food, dessert and drink offerings. Over at Frontier Village, which is made up of old cabins reclaimed from throughout the Kittitas Valley, kids can pan for gold at the mine shaft and purchase penny candy or a giant dill pickle at Hunt’s General Store.

The nexus for much of the excitement on campus happens in the Student Union and Recreation Center (SURC), CWU’s 220,000-plus square foot hub in the center of campus.

With more than 9,000 students and 1,500 employees in Ellensburg, Central Washington University offers a constantly churning array of activities.

Visit the Japanese Garden across from the front entrance of the SURC.

The school hosts multiple plays, concerts, guest speakers, movie screenings, sporting events and art exhibits.

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Cle Elum Cle Elum Events Pioneer Days Celebration

The city of Cle Elum, nestled amongst the eastern Cascades’ towering evergreens and located within sight of jagged peaks, has evolved since its incorporation in 1902 from a mining and logging town into a hub for Upper Kittitas County’s burgeoning recreation scene.

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Cle Elum boasts a population of about 1,870. The name Cle Elum derives from the Kittitas Native American word for “swift water,” a reference to the currents of the Cle Elum river.

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The first organized ski association west of Denver is said to have originated in Cle Elum.

Today, skiers, snowmobilers and snowshoers still pass through town on their way to nearby Snoqualmie Pass or the backcountry of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. In the summertime, the town plays host to anglers, hikers, bikers and outdoor enthusiasts of nearly every variety.

July 13-19 • 2014 High Country Artists, Carpenter House Museum & Art Gallery

Traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall July 17-20 • 2014 near Centennial Center

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Within town, history and recreation often blend. Visitors can enjoy the Coal Mines Trail, a former railway bed that links the towns of Roslyn, Ronald and Cle Elum, as it meanders past the sites of several historical coal mines. Motorized vehicles are only permitted on the trail during winter months, when it opens for snowmobile use.

The historic Carpenter House offers visitors a glimpse at life in early 20th century Cle Elum. The Historical Society also operates Cle Elum’s telephone museum, which documents the switch from manual phone service to automatic dialing.

Coffee houses, restaurants and shops are spread throughout the streets of downtown Cle Elum. Some of the most popular draws include Owens Meat, a 100-plus year old meat market, Glondo’s Sausage Co., an old world-style Italian market, and the Cle Elum Bakery.

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Kittitas County residents maintain a strong connection to their past, and a variety of museums and historic attractions celebrate the area’s history.

• Telephone Museum: 221 E. First St. in Cle Elum. Cle Elum was one of the last cities in the country to use a manual telephone switchboard, and displays cover the history of telephone technology from 1901 to 1970.

• Carpenter House Museum: 302 W. Third St., Cle Elum. Frank Carpenter, a prominent local banker, built the house in 1914 as a private residence. The Carpenter family donated the house to the Northern Kittitas County Historical Society in 1989, and the society has since opened the house to the public.

Washington State Horse Park The Washington State Horse Park, which began operations in 2011, hosts a variety of events throughout the year for all disciplines, age groups and skill levels.

The 112-acre horse park has three arenas, horse stalls, miles of trails, wash racks for horses, recreational vehicle and trailer parking areas and more.

The park hosted 40 events and groups in 2013, including two major hunter-jumper shows with more than 700 daily attendees, along with numerous small clinics, camps and breed clubs.

The horse park also serves those interested in less formal equestrian activities such as trail riding and back country packing.

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A wall at the Douglas A. Munro Memorial is dedicated to all of the servicemen from Cle Elum. Each war is represented on the wall with the names of those men and women who served in the military.

The gathering spot on Ballard Hill Road in the Teanaway hosts chili feeds, potlucks, bluegrass concerts, meetings, a Hunters Breakfast and other events.

The picturesque hall is in a scenic, rural setting. For more information about upcoming events, go to swaukteanawaygrange.com.

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Douglas Munro Memorial A memorial to U.S. Coast Guard Signalman First Class Douglas A. Munro is located in the veterans section of Laurel Hill Memorial Park in Cle Elum.

Munro posthumously received the Congressional Medal of Honor after he saved 500 Marines during an evacuation Sept. 27, 1942, where at one point, he used himself and his boat to cover the last of the Marines as they left shore. He is the only member of the Coast Guard to receive the Medal of Honor.

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South Cle Elum South Cle Elum grew up around the Milwaukee Rail Depot, while its counterpart to the north developed along the Great Northern Railroad. The process formed two distinct towns separated by a river.

The railroad dominated life in early South Cle Elum, and long-time residents recall the town’s train depot as a lively place, filled with railroad workers on layovers and people constantly coming and going.

Passenger rail service through South Cle Elum ended in 1961 amid financial hardship for the railroad, but freight trains continued to rumble through town until 1980.

In 1999, a nonprofit group called the Friends of the South Cle Elum Depot banded together with the goal of renovating the depot, which had fallen into disrepair. The group has since evolved into the Cascade Rail Foundation. In 2006, they reopened the depot.

In addition to the depot, about 500 residents live in South Cle Elum, and the town has a city hall, a park and baseball fields.

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Officially known as the Cle Elum Supplementation and Research Facility, the hatchery opened in 1997 with the goal of boosting the spring chinook salmon population and supporting research. It is sponsored in part by the Yakima Nation and Bonneville Power Administration.

The nearby Iron Horse Inn B&B is one way to immerse yourself into the area’s railroad history. Guests can spend the night in a renovated caboose car.

Visitors can see the facility from a sheltered viewing area - as Lou Goldsmith, a volunteer host from San Antonio, puts it, “a bird’s eye view of what’s happening.” It is a good way to learn about the salmon’s threeto four-year migration.

The hatchery is open for tours in the summer. Call 509-674-3701 for more information.

Iron Horse Inn was originally constructed in 1909 by the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad and served until 1974 as temporary housing for men working for the railway. Now featuring an extensive collection of historic photographs, artifacts, and railroad memorabilia, the renovated Inn has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Roslyn Roslyn Events

Roslyn started as a coal mining settlement in the late 1800s. Today, it is a well-preserved historic town with plenty of artists, small businesses and community volunteers.

Roslyn Sunday Market

The Roslyn Downtown Association, the Roslyn Visitor Center, R Town, Roslyn Artists Guild, the Roslyn Farmers Market, ARRF Animal Rescue, the Roslyn-Ronald-Cle Elum Heritage Club, the City of Roslyn and many other groups create community events and projects.

Roslyn Artwalk

Summer is busy with parades, picnics and parties. The Roslyn Farmers Market runs June to September on Sundays.

Run to Roslyn Car Show

The discovery of coal in Roslyn sparked a migration of immigrants from all over Europe to come work in the mines. The 25 cemeteries highlight the city’s diversity and heritage, as do the Croatian Picnic, heritage dinners, Coal Miners Days and other yearly festivals.

Every Sunday from May to October, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Downtown Roslyn Last Friday of Every Month Downtown Roslyn July 12 • 2014 Runje Field

Roslyn Art Festival July 19-20 • 2014 roslynartfestival.org

Croatian Picnic July 20 • 2014 Runje Field

High Country Logging Show August 31 - September 1 • 2014 Runje Field

Coal Miners Days

August 30 - September 1 • 2014 Runje Field

Mountain Ale Festival October 4 • 2014 Downtown Roslyn

For a complete list of events please see pages 6-9.

Roslyn’s history has followed a series of booms and busts. Between the late 1800s and 1910, the population of Roslyn swelled from a few hundred to more than 3,000 its all-time high. The last coal mines shut down in 1963, and today the population is just under 1,000.

Roslyn boomed again when the awardwinning television show “Northern Exposure” came to town in 1990. The film crews and actors left when the show ended in 1995, but “Northern Exposure” gifts are still for sale at Cicely’s Gift Shop.

Dedicated fans travel from all over the country for Moosefest, a “Northern Exposure” fan festival, and tourists take photos in front of the Roslyn Cafe mural everyday in the summer.

The town is bordered by a 300-acre, city-owned forest. Miles of nonmotorized trails wind through the mixed forest of pines and firs and connect with the nearby Coal Mines Trail, a five-mile railroad easement between Cle Elum and Ronald. The tall trees in the forest hide slag heaps and remnants of mining infrastructure.

Other destinations near Roslyn include the Alpine Lakes Wilderness north of town and the Brick Saloon, which is the oldest continuously operating bar in the state.

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The Roslyn Museum, 203 W. Pennsylvania Ave., features displays on coal mining, baseball, and everyday life in the Upper County. Volunteers are available to answer questions about the artifacts inside, and provide background on the area’s history.

Roslyn Cemeteries The cemeteries cover 19 acres and consist of 26 separate cemeteries formed prior to the turn of the 20th century. The cemeteries reflect a rich ethnic mix that came to the area to work in the coal mines. At least 24 nationalities are represented within the nearly 5,000 graves. The cemeteries were listed on the National Historic Register in 1978.

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NWI building The NWI building on Pennsylvania Avenue in Roslyn was the company store for the Northwest Improvement Co. coal mines for decades. Today it has a small visitors center and several businesses, each providing shoppers with unique and handcrafted products and services.

Alpine Lakes Wilderness The Alpine Lakes Wilderness covers 394,000 acres in the Central Cascades, and features 47 trailheads and 615 miles of trails, according to the U.S. Forest Service. The area features mountain lakes, lush forest and snowy peaks. It’s a great place for backcountry hiking, camping and mountain climbing. Popular spots include Ingalls Lake in the Teanaway and Pete Lake, accessible from Salmon la Sac north of Roslyn. Contact the Cle Elum Ranger District for more information.

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Suncadia Suncadia Events Summer Concerts

Dates vary Suncadia & Swiftwater Cellars

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Winterfest

November & December • 2014 Suncadia For a complete list of events please visit www.suncadiaresort.com or www.swiftwatercellars.com

The 6,400-acre Suncadia resort community in Cle Elum provides a host of amenities for visiting guests and local residents.

The Suncadia community includes events for locals and visitors, rooms for family vacations, real estate and facilities for conferences. Its proximity to the Puget Sound area makes it an attractive weekend escape or second home option for families living on the west side of the Cascade Mountains.

The resort offers both casual and fine dining at a number of restaurants. Swiftwater Cellars, a destination winery built atop an old coal mine, is among the attractions. Visitors to Suncadia also can pamper themselves at the Glade Spring destination spa or relax at the resort’s swim and fitness center.

The resort is home to three golf courses, including the Rope Rider Golf Course, which opened in August 2011. The 7,300-yard-long Rope Rider Course is designed to accommodate family play, and is one of two Suncadia courses open to the general public. The resort’s other two courses, Prospector and Tumble Creek, were included in Golf Week magazine’s list of the 50 best new courses in 2006. Prospector is open to the public, but Tumble Creek is a private course serving residents of the Tumble Creek community located within Suncadia.

Suncadia also offers visitors miles of trails suitable for cross country skiing, cycling, snowshoeing and hiking. In the winter months, Suncadia is home to a popular ice skating rink and tubing run. The ice skating rink, tubing run and the trails are open to the public.

The resort also hosts a number of events throughout the year that are open to the public.

Suncadia and Swiftwater Cellars both host concert series during the summer. A popular fall festival is held at the old Nelson Dairy Farm at Suncadia, and a mud run and downhill dummy race draw enthusiastic crowds.

For more information, visit www.suncadiaresort.com and www.swiftwatercellars.com

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Kittitas Kittitas Events Krusin’ Kittitas Car Show & Burnouts August 9 • 2014 Downtown Kittitas

Threshing Bee & Antique Equipment Show September 13-14 • 2014 Olmstead Place State Park

Christmas Tractor Parade December • 2014 Downtown Kittitas

For a complete list of events please see pages 6-9.

The city of Kittitas, a few miles east of Ellensburg, keeps its attractive, small-town lifestyle very much alive.

The population of Kittitas is estimated at more than 1,450 by the state and is slowly growing. Many see the city of Kittitas and the immediate area around it as a friendly, hometown community where housing is affordable, Interstate 90 is close and municipal services such as water, sewer collection and treatment, police and fire departments, schools, parks and a small downtown with lively businesses are readily available.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 683, which serves the entire county, is in Kittitas. In addition, the city has a community hall with public rental space, a public library and an outdoors gazebo surrounded by a small park with new playground equipment and picnic shelters.

Kittitas was founded as part of the westward expansion of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroads. The community was established in 1889 and was incorporated as a city within the state of Washington in 1931.

The $1.4 million project to remodel, expand and update Kittitas City Hall and its fire station was formally completed in 2011. New, friendly businesses have been established in the past two years in downtown and at the Exit 115 interchange area to Interstate 90, including restaurants, taverns and others.

New downtown sidewalks, street lighting and flower planters have been installed for community safety and beautification.

Kittitas Attractions

Olmstead Place State Park Olmstead Place State Park is a 217-acre day-use park that features picnic space, beautiful gardens, walking trails and a small museum. The 217-acre farm has two houses: a farmhouse and a smaller cabin. Samuel Olmstead and his family moved to the site in 1875, the same year Ellensburg was platted. The park hosts a popular threshing bee each September, and is at 921 N. Ferguson Road, about three miles west of Kittitas.

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The city’s Wilson Park off Main Street surrounds a historic railroad depot and other buildings under the jurisdiction of the city. Plans call for the restoration of the old depot.

Near the park is a popular entrance to and exit from the cross-state John Wayne Pioneer Trail that sits atop the former Milwaukee Road railroad track bed. The trail is used by hikers, mountain bikers, joggers, horse riders and horse and wagon operators year-round.

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Thorp Thorp Events

Thorp Mill Benefit Dinner & Auction May 24 • 2014 Springwood Ranch Party Barn www.thorp.org

Thorp Community Days October 3-4 • 2014 Downtown Thorp

For a complete list of events please see pages 6-9.

Although the rural community of Thorp northwest of Ellensburg can be easily accessed from Interstate 90, most of it is far enough away from the freeway and deep into the rural area of the Kittitas Valley to provide a unique mix of farm and ranch lands, quiet country homes with accompanying acreage, and small niche agricultural operations including organic farms.

In the past decade, the Thorp area also has attracted residents who are pursuing the visual arts: painting, sculpting and other artistic expressions.

Thorp Community Day, held the first full weekend in October, provides a fun, family event for the community. In the past, the event has featured a grand parade, market and carnival.

The historic building, Thorp Grade School, was built in 1936 and continues to be used by the Thorp School District.

The community is served by a post office, a church, a volunteer-based fire protection district, a rural school district and small businesses. A large, multi-story antique and specialty food mall is close to the freeway at Thorp’s Exit 101 along with a convenience store and gas station.

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Thorp’s roots dig deep into the valley’s history. It is home to the oldest industrial/business structure still standing in Kittitas County. The restored Thorp grist mill, circa 1883, and the surrounding Ice Pond Park, is on North Thorp Highway northwest of Thorp’s small residential area and Thorp School District buildings.

The mill, nearly fully equipped just as it was when it stopped operating in 1946, is maintained as a major tourist destination by the nonprofit Thorp Mill Town Historical Preservation Society. For visitors, there are self-guided outdoor tours available year-round and guided indoor tours from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

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A stream provided power to the mill, and the nearby pond provided ice blocks used to chill produce packed into trains heading for cities. It also offered locals a chance to go ice skating.

The mill, and the small community of Thorp, became a gathering place for area farmers who brought their grain to the mill.

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The mill was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977, and restoration work went into high gear in the late 1980s and through the early 1990s.

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Vantage Vantage Events Run like the wind run

June 7-8 • 2014 Wild Horse Wind Farm & Solar Facility

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July 27 • 2014 Starts in Vantage, ends in Ellensburg For a complete list of events please see pages 6-9.

The community of Vantage sits on a scenic bluff overlooking the Columbia River about 28 miles east of Ellensburg off Interstate 90.

Vantage may have only 100 or so full-time residents, but it welcomes many more guests throughout the year. Through the summer, Vantage swells with people traveling to and from concerts at the Gorge Amphitheater near George, Wash., across the Columbia River in Grant County.

Vantage is a hub for recreation on the Columbia River, though some activities were curtailed this spring after a crack was found in the Wanapum Dam. As part of efforts to repair the dam, the Wanapum Reservoir water level was lowered in March, and access to the shoreline and boat launches was closed. For updated information, check with the Grant County Public Utility District (www.grantpud.org) or the Gingko Petrified Forest State Park at 509-856-2700. The hope was recreational facilities such as Wanapum State Park and Getty’s Cove would reopen later in the year.

There’s still plenty to do away from the shoreline, though. The Ginkgo Petrified Forest Interpretive Center features displays on the geological history of the area as well as information on ancient local Native American culture.

The center includes Wanapum tribe petrogylphs. The Wanapum tribe lived along the Columbia River. Petrified wood was discovered in the region in the early 1930s, leading to the creation of the park. A nearby upland trail offers an up-close look at an ancient fossil bed.

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Wild Horse Wind Farm & Solar Facility

Puget Sound Energy’s Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility east of Ellensburg gives visitors an up-close view of wind power generation.

The Wild Horse facility, 17 miles east of Ellensburg with 149 turbines, also has the Pacific Northwest’s single-largest solar power installation. The Renewable Energy Center is open to visitors seven days a week, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., from April 1 through Nov. 30.

When open, Wild Horse offers guided tours and arrangements can be made for tours by groups at other times. Self-guided tours also are available.

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Easton, the first town east of Snoqualmie Pass, is home to a few unique businesses and ample recreation opportunities. The Easton Saloon parking lot is often packed with snowmobilers in the winter. The Parkside Cafe and Turtle Lounge is another popular spot.

Easton Events

Easton Memorial Day Parade, Festival & Car Show May 24 • 2014 Downtown Easton

Easton Fishing Derby June 7 • 2014 Easton Ponds

For a complete list of events please see pages 6-9.

In the summer, people flock to 516-acre Lake Easton State Park to boat, fish, hike and test the lake’s cold water. The John Wayne Pioneer Trail runs along the southern edge of the park and into town, which is about a mile from the lake.

In the winter, snowmobilers, cross-country skiers, and sledders play in the old-growth forest surrounding the Yakima River and the lake, which is a reservoir of the river. The state park and an RV park along the shore of Lake Easton are popular for camping in the summer, and reservations are often necessary on weekends at the state park.

For a town with slightly fewer than 500 residents, Easton throws a big party on Memorial Day weekend. The parade on Railroad Street is one of the best in the county. The celebration started in the 1990s and has included a pancake breakfast, street fair, live music, raffle, talent show and car show.

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The 17-acre town site of Liberty, more than 10 miles northeast of Cle Elum off U.S. Highway 97 and along Liberty Road, once was a rip-roarin’ gold mining town in the late 1890s. Several hundred people came and went in a year’s time with hopes to strike it rich, although perhaps only 200 lived there permanently. The population is much smaller now.

There’s a community information kiosk with photos of old-time gold strikes and nuggets. Nearby is the old fire hall that’s always open with an exhibit of historic photos of life in Liberty and information about local hard-rock mining.

There are still gold-mining claims in the area about 20 miles northwest of Ellensburg that are worked off-and-on by locals and out-of-towners. Visitors can pan for gold, but must be careful not to trespass on private property or a claim.

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The town was officially recognized as a historic district in 1974 and is surrounded by U.S. Forest Service lands that are known for great camping, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling and four-wheel-drive trips in approved areas.

In its heyday in the 1890s, Liberty sported a school house, post office, a store, a women’s literary society and what some believe was one of the largest, if not the largest, dance hall in the county. It attracted Saturday night dancers and socializers from all over Kittitas County even into the 1920s.

Some of the largest gold nuggets in the state came from the Liberty area in the old days before and after 1900, with a 70-ounce nugget discovered in 1901.

The area also is known for crystalline wire gold, worth many times more than regular gold. An example of Liberty crystalline gold is on display at the Smithsonian Institution.

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Ronald

The last of the coal mines near Ronald, a tiny unincorporated town northwest of Roslyn, closed in 1963, but until that time, the population included much of the same ethnic diversity found in Roslyn.

In the late 1800s, African American coal miners were brought in from the East to break a strike at the No. 3 mine, where the town of Ronald is located. The miners were unaware that they would be strike breakers. As their train arrived, they were met by strikers carrying guns. No blood was spilled, but for a time, the newcomers would regularly arm themselves to ward off attacks from other miners. Within 10 years, an uneasy peace was established between the miners.

Today, Ronald serves as a jumping off point for outdoor enthusiasts venturing into the Lake Cle Elum area, Salmon la Sac or other parts of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest and Alpine Lakes Wilderness where campgrounds and snowmobile and hiking trails abound.

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Ellensburg Best Western Plus Lincoln Inn & Suites 211 W Umptanum Road Ellensburg (509) 925-4244

Cedars Inn

1390 N Dolarway Road Ellensburg (509) 925-9844

Comfort Inn

1722 Canyon Rd. Ellensburg (509) 925-7037

Lazy F Camp & Retreat Center

Days Inn

901 Berry Road Ellensburg (509) 933-1500

GuestHouse Ellensburg 606 N. Main St., Ellensburg (509) 962-3706

2705 Triple L Loop Ellensburg, (509) 933-1600

Motel 6

403 West University Way Ellensburg (509) 962-5585

Holiday Inn Express 1620 Canyon Road, Ellensburg (509) 962-9400

Aster Inn

Flying Horseshoe Ranch

Best Western Snowcap Lodge

Harry’s Inn

809 W Davis Street Cle Elum (509) 674-0200

Econo Lodge

906 East First Street Cle Elum (509) 674-2380

3190 Red Bridge Rd. Cle Elum (509) 674-2366

105 1/2 W. Pennsylvania Ave. Roslyn (509) 649-2551

901 Berry Road Ellensburg (509) 933-1500 or 888-88-9870

Eagle Valley Campground 390 Watson Cutoff Road Cle Elum (509) 674-7762

Kittitas Valley Event Center 512. N. Poplar Street Ellensburg (509) 962-7639 or (800) 425-5340

Stewart Lodge

805 West First Street Cle Elum (509) 674-4548

The Last Resort

14254 Salmon La Sac Road Ronald (509) 649-2222

Iron Horse Inn Bed and Breakfast

Timber Lodge Inn

KOA Kampground

Washington State Horse Park

526 Marie Ave South Cle Elum (509) 674-5939

R V Sites Days Inn RV Park/E&J Resort

Lodge at Canyon River Ranch 14694 Canyon River Rd., Ellensburg (509) 933-2100

Hampton Inn

Cle Elum/Roslyn 521 East First Street Cle Elum (509) 674-2551

16170 Manastash Rd. Ellensburg (509) 962-2780

32 South Thorp Hwy Ellensburg (509) 925-9319 or (800) 562-7616

Sun Country Golf & RV 841 Saint Andrews Drive, Cle Elum (509) 674-2226

The Last Resort

14254 Salmon La Sac Road Ronald (509) 649-2222

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Nites Inn Motel 1200 S. Ruby St, Ellensburg 877-222-0076

Quality Inn

1700 Canyon Road Ellensburg (509) 925-9800

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Rainbow Motel

1025 W. University Way Ellensburg (509) 933-7100

Super 8

1500 Canyon Rd Ellensburg (509) 962-6888

Travelers Inn 1001 E 1st St Cle Elum 866-539-8430

Suncadia

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Yakima River RV Park 791 Ringer Loop Ellensburg (509) 925-4734

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Restaurants

Snoqualmie Dining

Red Mountain Coffee (425) 434-7337 773 State Hwy 906

Summit Pancake House (425) 434-6249 601 S Rt 906 Breakfast Easton Dining

Easton Saloon

(509) 656-2309 1860 Rail Road St. American

Mountain High Hamburgers

(509) 656-3037 2941 W Sparks Rd Burgers

Parkside Cafe (509) 656-2531 Cafe

Ronald Dining

Old Number 3

(509) 649-3301 8381 State Route 903 American

The Last Resort

(509) 649-2222 14254 Salmon La Sac Rd American Roslyn Dining

2R Bar and Bistro (509) 649-3311 719 S 1st S American, Bar

Cruise Inn

(509) 649-3100 702 S. 1st St. Burgers, Fast Food

Maggie’s Pantry

(509) 649-3771 107 W Pennsylvania Grocery, Health Food, Ice Cream

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Marko’s

(509) 649-2349 106 N. 1st

Mountain Mermaid

(509) 649-2551 102 E Pennsylvania Ave American, Bakery

Pastime

(509) 649-3125 204 W Pennsylvania Ave American

Roslyn Brewing Company

(509) 649-2232 208 W Pennsylvania Ave .

Brewery

Roslyn Café

(509) 649-2763 201 W Pennsylvania Ave American

The Brick

(509) 649-2643 100 W Pennsylvania Ave Bar, American

Village Pizza

(509) 649-2992 105 W Pennsylvania Ave Pizza Cle Elum Dining

Beau’s Pizza and Pasta (509) 674-9798 124 E 1st S Pizza, Italian

Burger King

(509) 674-7773 808 W Davis St Burger, Fast Food

Caboose Bar & Grill (509) 674-0467 115 E 1st St Bar & Grill

Cle Elum Bakery (509) 674-2233 501 E 1st St Bakery, Donuts

Cottage Café

(509) 674-2922 911 E 1st St Café, Bar

Dairy Queen

(509) 674-7172 302 E 1st St Ice Cream, Fast Food

El Caporal Mexican Restaurant (509) 674-4284 105 W 1st S Mexican

Glondo’s Sausage Co

Portals

(509) 649-6400 3600 Suncadia Trl American

Owen’s Meats

(509)674-2530 502 E 1st St Meat Shop, deli meats

Sahara Pizza

(509) 674-5444 212 E 1st St Pizza

Stella’s

(509) 674-5755 216 E 1st St Meat Shop

(509) 674-6816 316 1/2 W 1st St Coffee & Tea, Beer, Wine & Spirits, Sandwiches

Gunnar’s Cabin

Subway

(509) 674-2524 115 W 1st St Coffee & Tea, Sandwiches

Homestead

(509) 674-5956 801 State Rt 97 Barbeque

Los Cabos Mexican Restaurant (509) 674-5790 812 W Davis St Mexican

Mama Vallone’s (509) 674-5174 302 W 1st St Steakhouse

McDonald’s

(509) 674-2005 702 West 1st St Burgers, Fast Food

Mckeans Drive-In (509) 674-2254 1011 E 1st S Burgers

Parlour Car Bistro

(509) 260-0722 105 Pennsylvania Ave American, Comfort Food

Pioneer Coffee Company (509) 674-4100 121 N Pennsylvania Ave Coffee & Tea

(509) 674-3777 207 W 1st St Sandwiches

Sunset Cafe

(509) 674-2241 318 E 1st St American

Swiftwater Cellars (509) 674-6555 301 Rope Rider Dr American

Twin Pines

(509) 674-4362 1901 Hwy 970 Burgers Ellensburg Dining

ABC Donuts

(509) 925-2266 304 N Pine St Donuts

Arby’s

(509) 962-5555 1404 Canyon Rd Fast Food

Arnie’s Horseshoe Sports Bar (509) 925-4044 106 W 3rd Ave Bar

Bar 14 Ranch House Restaurant (509) 962-6222 1800 S Canyon Rd American

Baskin Robbins Ice Cream & Cakes (509) 962-3177 1307 S Canyon Rd Ice Cream

Bleacher’s Sports Pub & Grill (509) 962-2337 730 E University Way Burgers, Bar

Brisket

(509) 929-2161 416 N Main St BBQ

Brix by Elevage Wine Company (509) 933-2749 109 W 3rd Wine Bar

Brooklyn’s Pizzeria (509) 925-9855 716 E University Pizza

Burger King

(509) 925-9062 1410 S Canyon Rd Burgers, Fast Food

Buzz Inn Steakhouse (509) 925-3922 2202 S Canyon Rd Steakhouse

Lunchbox Café

(509) 933-3332 409 N Ruby Café, Bagels, Sandwiches

China Inn

(509) 925-4140 1003 W University Way Chinese

Carl Jr’s

(509) 933-3006 1303 S Opportunity St Burgers, Fast Foods

Cornerstone Pie (509) 933-3600 307 E 5th Ave Fire Roasted Pizza

Copper Kettle

(509) 925-5644 210 W University Way American

D & M Coffee

(509) 962-9333 301 N Pine St - and (509) 925-7410 1711 S Canyon Rd - and (509) 962-6333 204 S Water Street Coffee & Tea

Dairy Queen

(509) 925-5542 1601 N Currier St -and(509) 925-5442 1101 E University Way Ice Cream, Fast Food

Daily Bread & Mercantile (509) 925-2253 306 S. Main St., #2 Deli Items, Bulk Foods, Baked Goods

Dakota Café

(509) 925-4783 417 N Pearl St Delis, Sandwiches

Domino’s Pizza (509) 925-3800 710 N. Anderson Pizza

Earthquake Empanadas (509) 607-5438, (509) 899-8022 109 W 5th Ave Empanadas

El Caporal

(509) 962-5228 201 W University Wy Mexican

El Manantial

(509) 925-2276 410 S Main St Mexican

Kiku-Chan Japanese Food

Ellensburg WineWorks

Koletty’s Koffee

(509) 933-3330 600 N Main St Italian

(509) 962-8463 115 E 4th Ave Cheese Shop, Beer, Wine & Spirits

Fidelina’s Mexican Restaurant

Cross Street of Manitoba & Main Mexican

Fiesta en Jalisco (509) 933-4422 1315 S Canyon Rd Mexican

Fire & Smoke, LLC Mobile Cart/Catering (509) 859-6888 101 E University Way BBQ

Gard Vintners Tasting Room (509) 925-1095 311 N Pearl S Winery, Appetizers

Golden Dragon

(509) 962-1200 702 E University Japanese

(509) 925-7632 105 E. Umptanum Rd. Coffee & Tea

Los Cabos Mexican Restaurant (509) 925-7898 1318 S Canyon Rd Mexican

McDonald’s

(509) 925-6101 1304 S Canyon Rd Fast Food

New York Teriyaki & Burgers (509) 925-1800 801 E. University Way Japanese

Oyama Sushi & Steakhouse

(509) 933-3389 506 S Main St, Ste 1 Hibachi, sushi

Palace Café

(509) 925-2272 1302 S Ruby St Chinese

(509) 925-2327 323 N Main St American, Burgers, Sandwiches

Happy’s Market

Panda Garden

(509) 925-3500 207 W University Way Grocery, Teriyaki

IHOP

(509) 925-2444 2704 Triple L Lp Breakfast

Jennika’s Coffee House (509) 925-3632 1300 N Dolarway Rd Coffee & Tea

Jack in the Box

(509) 933-2833 115 W University Way Fast Food

Kentucky Fried Chicken (509) 925-1451 301 S Main St Fast Food

Pizza Colin

Taco Del Mar

Wing Central

Quizno’s

Teriyaki & Wok

Wing Central’s Roadhouse Grill

(509) 925-7070 408 N Main St Pizza (509) 933-1536 409 S Main St Ste 2 Sandwiches

Red Horse Diner (509) 925-1956 1518 W University Burgers

Utopia Frozen Yogurt & Coffee House

(509) 925-1500 807 W. University Way Burgers

Saks Family Restaurant (509) 962-3999 2300 Canyon Road American

Spurs Bar & Grill (509) 925-9800 1700 S Canyon Rd American, Bar

Starlight Lounge & Dining Room (509) 962-6100 402 N Pearl S American, Bar

Subway

Pita Pit

(509) 925-7482 111 W 3rd Ave Fast Food

Pizza Hut

(509) 925-7888 805 N Main St Pizza

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(509) 933-3354 429 Main St Soup, Sandwiches

Rossow’s U-Tote-Em

(509) 962-2727 204 N Main St Barbeque

Papa Murphy’s Take and Bake Pizza

(509) 925-4662 1504 Hwy 97 American, Breakfast

The Soup Bowl

The Tav

Subway

Perkins Family Restaurant and Bakery

(509) 933-7030 1210 S Canyon Rd Chinese

Rodeo City BBQ

(509) 925-2090 207 N Main St Chinese

(509) 962-9282 205 W Tacoma Ave Pizza

(509) 962-3009 1614 Canyon Rd Mexican, Fast Food

1512 Hwy 97 Sandwiches 1301 S Canyon Rd Sandwiches

Sugar Thai Cuisine (509) 933-4224 306 N Pine St Thai

Taco Bell

(509) 925-4052 1406 Camion Rd Fast Food

Tacos Chalito Truck

(509) 962-5643 209 S Main St Mexican, Street Vendor

(509) 925-3939 117 W 4th Ave American, Pub

(509) 933-1400 706 E University Frozen Yogurt, Coffee

Wendy’s

(509) 962-4404 1510 S Canyon Rd Fast Food

The Yellow Church Café (509) 933-2233 111 S Pearl St American

Valley Café

(509) 925-3050 105 W 3rd Ave Beer, Wine & Spirits, Delis

Vinman’s Bakery

(509) 933-1850 700 E University Way, #2 Bakery, Beer, Wine & Spirits

(509) 962-5400 1801 N Walnut St Chicken Wings, American

(509) 925-7200 101 W Umptanum Rd American, Chicken Wings Kittitas Dining

Curly’s II Bar & Grill

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Ellensburg Pasta Company

(509) 968-4189 108 Main St. American

M&M Stompin Grounds Espresso (509) 968-9200 101 S Main Street Coffee

Timeout Saloon (509) 968-9111 101 S. Main St.

Woh Hing Chinese (509) 968-3831 118 Main Street Chinese

Vantage Dining

Blustery’s

(509) 856-2434 301 Main

Golden Harvest (509) 856-2808 511 Main St.

Liberty Dining

Wild Goose Casino (509) 925-5825 1600 N Currier St Sports Bar

Liberty Café

(509) 857-2030 19601 Hwy 97 Café

William’s Campus U-Tote-Em (509) 925-1600 810 E University Burgers

Winegar’s

(509) 933-1823 1013 E University Way Coffee & Tea, Ice Cream

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