Farm & Artisan Trail
East Wenatchee & Orondo
Across the Columbia in Douglas County: coffee and fruit in an old Orondo packing shed, then a u-pick family farm, a meadery and two orchard cideries in East Wenatchee.
- 5stops
- 47miles
- 82min drive
- Douglas Countyregion
The route
Tap a stop to fly the map to it. The numbers follow the suggested driving order.
1Lone Pine Fruit & EspressoOrchards & Fruit Stands
2Annie's Fun FarmAgritourism & Family Farms
3Lowkey MeaderyDistilleries & Meaderies
4Snowdrift Cider Co.Cideries
5Union Hill Cider Co.Cideries
Stop by stop
01Orondo
Lone Pine Fruit & Espresso
A year-round café, fruit stand and gift shop in a 100-year-old apple packing shed on the Columbia, with fruit from the family orchard and Blue Star espresso.
- Apples & Tree Fruit
- Cherries
- Vegetables & Produce
- Honey
- Gift & Specialty Foods
02East Wenatchee
Annie's Fun Farm
A family farm that follows the seasons: u-pick strawberries, blueberries and veggies in summer, a pumpkin patch in October and Christmas trees in December.
- Berries
- Vegetables & Produce
- Christmas Trees
- U-Pick
03East Wenatchee
Lowkey Meadery
A family-run meadery and kitchen in the Trades District near Pangborn Airport, making mead from local honey and fruit.
- Mead / Honey Wine
- Winery / Cidery / Distillery Tastings
04East Wenatchee
Snowdrift Cider Co.
A family orchard and cidery below the basalt cliffs, making ciders from heirloom cider apples grown on site. Tasting room Friday and Saturday afternoons.
- Hard Cider
- Winery / Cidery / Distillery Tastings
05East Wenatchee
Union Hill Cider Co.
A fourth-generation family cidery with a ridge-top tasting room over the valley, 20 taps, pizza and live music on Friday nights.
- Hard Cider
- Winery / Cidery / Distillery Tastings
- Live Music Events
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.
