Farm & Artisan Trail
Wenatchee Riverfront & Malaga
Start at Pybus Public Market, then work the valley floor — a meadery, microgreens, a CSA farm, a u-pick ranch and two orchard landmarks.
- 7stops
- 7miles
- 20min drive
- Wenatchee Valleyregion
The route
Tap a stop to fly the map to it. The numbers follow the suggested driving order.
1Pybus Public MarketFarmers Markets & Public Markets
2McGregor Farms Honey & MeaderyDistilleries & Meaderies
3Wenatchee Valley Farmers MarketFarmers Markets & Public Markets
4Stutzman RanchOrchards & Fruit Stands
5Wenatchee MicrogreensOther Local Producers
6Easley FarmsOrchards & Fruit Stands
7Stemilt Retail StoreOrchards & Fruit Stands
Stop by stop
01Wenatchee
Pybus Public Market
A year-round indoor public market on the Wenatchee riverfront housing multiple local food producers, a fruit stand, and maker/artisan stalls under one roof.
- Multi-Vendor Local Products
- Farmers Market
02Wenatchee
McGregor Farms Honey & Meadery
A honey farm and meadery with a storefront inside Pybus Public Market, selling its own honey and a range of still and sparkling meads.
- Honey
- Mead / Honey Wine
- Winery / Cidery / Distillery Tastings
03Wenatchee
Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market
Outdoor market held in the Pybus Public Market parking lot on Wednesdays and Saturdays, May through December, featuring dozens of area growers and producers.
- Multi-Vendor Local Products
- Farmers Market
04Wenatchee
Stutzman Ranch
A working fruit ranch on the edge of Wenatchee offering seasonal u-pick cherries and other stone fruit, with current pricing posted week to week during picking season.
- Cherries
- Apples & Tree Fruit
- U-Pick
05Wenatchee
Wenatchee Microgreens
A small home-based urban farm growing organic microgreens for Wenatchee Valley customers and local markets.
- Microgreens
06Wenatchee
Easley Farms
Small diversified farm selling produce and eggs directly to Wenatchee Valley households — produce spring through fall, eggs all year.
- Vegetables & Produce
- Eggs
07Wenatchee
Stemilt Retail Store
The retail storefront of Stemilt Growers, one of the region's largest tree-fruit growers, selling boxed and bagged fruit straight from their Wenatchee packing operation.
- Apples & Tree Fruit
- Cherries
- Gift & Specialty Foods
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.
