Pet Friendly Things To Do in Waterville, Washington

A red barn-looking building on the side of the highway appears quaint, but our first steps in the door brought us into what looked like half produce stand, half gas station store. More on TripAdvisor

Daily service passenger boats provide round-trip service between Chelan and Stehekin, with a few scheduled stops in between, from about mid-March through October 31st, and then reduced service during the winter. Dogs up to 100 pounds ... More on DogFriendly.com

You start with a ~8 mile fire road climb, then single track, the first section v. steep. Take left at top, then follow ridge line-trail 1448, passing spur trails. You take a left again onto trail 1... More on trails.mtbr.com

Overall still worth it, amazing views , nice single track. More on trails.mtbr.com

Cruise the pristine waters of 55-mile Lake Chelan on one of three "Lady of the Lake" vessels, providing scenic transportation ... More on experiencewa

You can take cruises up the 50 mile long Lake Chelan to Steheiken, WA, which is only accessible by boat. There is a four hour cruise ... More on igougo

This company has been providing air transportation and sightseeing tours for over 60 years to the Lake Chelan area, an area that offers spectacular contrasts in geography and topography. Cradled in the deepest gorge in North America, ... More on DogFriendly.com

We are interested in the rookie late model driver,Paul Dart, we have followed him through the years as an awesome sprint car driver..that kid can drive!!!!! More on Yahoo! Travel

Lake Chelan wine country at its best! Try the delicious reds and crisp whites on the beautiful patio at Har... More on TripAdvisor

The tasty room is small and cozy and the staff is always knowledgeable. More on TripAdvisor

A nice place to go and relax. Liked the feel of the park. Not really anything to dislike. More on TripAdvisor

At the edge of the Columbia River the park trails offer a peaceful and beatiful place to walk of stress o... More on GeckoGo

Wake up early to watch the sun come up over the crest of the next ridge or stay up late to watch it go down ( beautiful golden sky's) you'll want to stay an extra day. More on GeckoGo

Absolutly not for beginers. This trail is laced with NorthShore style terrain, and very technical sections, like the whole section! It just keeps getting ... More on trails.mtbr.com

I THINK, since apperantly the forest service dosn't care about dirt jumps, that people should grab a shovel, and go up there and make a jump every 20ft all the way down the trail. More on trails.mtbr.com