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Felice Rotondaro
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BUON ANNO 2012
Club Alpino Italiano - Subsection Pacific NorthWest (CAI-PNW)
Contact: Karen Kornher, hike@cai-pnw.org
Special Wenatchee/Leavenworth WeekendMay 12,13 & 14 Hikes
May 12 (Friday)
Horse lake Reserve Horselake preserve out of Wenatchee.
A stellar flower hike on roads and bike trails, so not steep. Distance 4-6 miles and elevation gain of 1000-1500 feet. Start at 1:00 pm.
May 13 (Saturday)
Sauer's Mountain North of Peshastin, which is three miles east of Leavenworth 6.0 miles, roundtrip Gain: 2000 ft. Highest Point: 3116 ft. "Enjoy a variety of fun, funky art on the first section of trail, including many of the Sauer's carved totems and faces on trees. The trail is very narrow and the hillside is steep. Be aware of where you step to share the trail with fellow hikers. Climb steadily through balsamroot and lupine, as well as bluebells, phlox, and a myriad other wildflowers."
May 14 (Sunday)
Ingalls Creek Ingalls Creek, which is a gentle creekside trail. Can …
Contact: Karen Kornher, hike@cai-pnw.org
Special Wenatchee/Leavenworth WeekendMay 12,13 & 14 Hikes
May 12 (Friday)
Horse lake Reserve Horselake preserve out of Wenatchee.
A stellar flower hike on roads and bike trails, so not steep. Distance 4-6 miles and elevation gain of 1000-1500 feet. Start at 1:00 pm.
May 13 (Saturday)
Sauer's Mountain North of Peshastin, which is three miles east of Leavenworth 6.0 miles, roundtrip Gain: 2000 ft. Highest Point: 3116 ft. "Enjoy a variety of fun, funky art on the first section of trail, including many of the Sauer's carved totems and faces on trees. The trail is very narrow and the hillside is steep. Be aware of where you step to share the trail with fellow hikers. Climb steadily through balsamroot and lupine, as well as bluebells, phlox, and a myriad other wildflowers."
May 14 (Sunday)
Ingalls Creek Ingalls Creek, which is a gentle creekside trail. Can …
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