Farm & Artisan Trail
Peshastin & Cashmere
A Highway 2 ramble through orchard country — a native-plant nursery, family fruit stands, a farm attraction and the Saturday market in Cashmere.
- 6stops
- 20miles
- 27min drive
- Cascade Foothillsregion
The route
Tap a stop to fly the map to it. The numbers follow the suggested driving order.
1Derby Canyon NativesNurseries & Plant Growers
2Smallwood's HarvestOrchards & Fruit Stands
3Miller OrchardsOrchards & Fruit Stands
4Nicholson's Orchard FreshOrchards & Fruit Stands
5Cashmere Community Farmers MarketFarmers Markets & Public Markets
6Eagle Rock Fruit StandOrchards & Fruit Stands
Stop by stop
01Peshastin
Derby Canyon Natives
A native-plant nursery growing Pacific Northwest natives for home landscaping and habitat-restoration projects.
- Nursery Plants & Trees
02Peshastin
Smallwood's Harvest
A long-running Highway 2 fruit market and family attraction combining fresh fruit sales with a petting zoo, gift shop, and café — a well-known stop between Wenatchee and Leavenworth.
- Apples & Tree Fruit
- Jams, Preserves & Condiments
- Gift & Specialty Foods
- Petting Zoo & Animal Encounters
- Corn Maze & Fall Family Fun
03Peshastin
Miller Orchards
A roughly 25-acre family fruit stand on Highway 97 near Leavenworth, largely honor-system based, known for free tastings and an elaborate fall pumpkin display.
- Apples & Tree Fruit
- Cherries
- Vegetables & Produce
- Jams, Preserves & Condiments
04Peshastin
Nicholson's Orchard Fresh
Small roadside farm stand between Cashmere and Leavenworth selling whatever is freshly picked that week, along with farm eggs and flowers.
- Vegetables & Produce
- Eggs
- Cut Flowers
05Cashmere
Cashmere Community Farmers Market
A small Sunday-morning community market in Cashmere with local produce and handmade items, including goods made by young vendors.
- Multi-Vendor Local Products
- Farmers Market
06Cashmere
Eagle Rock Fruit Stand
Family-run fruit stand outside Cashmere with a wide seasonal fruit lineup, house-made salsas, and an ice cream counter.
- Apples & Tree Fruit
- Vegetables & Produce
- Jams, Preserves & Condiments
Before you go
Farm stands, tasting rooms and markets keep seasonal hours that shift with the harvest. Call ahead, or check the business own site the morning you go.
Farmers markets operate one or two days a week, usually spring through fall. Build the day around the market, then fill in around it.
Summer gets hot in the valley, and you will buy more fruit than you planned to.
Smaller stands may be cash only. A little cash saves a trip back.
