Explore Leavenworth from Seattle in SUV

Enjoy the beauty of Stevens Pass, Sleigh rides and wine tasting. Our picturesque village offers a taste of Bavaria with delightful specialty shops, eclectic dining, spas and welcoming accommodations.

Overview

Itinerary

1. Stevens Pass Scenic Byway

   We’ll stop to have a light breakfast on our way to the Leavenworth. Your guide will combine group preferences, weather considerations, mixed ecosystems and highlights, crowd avoidance, and more to create a lovely day.
   Amongst the old growth and plentiful snowfall of the Cascade Crest, Stevens Pass is a community of adventure-driven skiers and riders ranging from first-timers to seasoned veterans. Within our 1,125 acres of skiable terrain, the feeling of family extends from those finding their confidence on our approachable groomed terrain to the heart-pumping glades and bowls of Cowboy and Big Chief Mountains.

2. Leavenworth

   Leavenworth is a small, beautifully designed, old world Alpine/Bavarian-style village.
   The picturesque village offers a taste of Bavaria with delightful specialty shops, eclectic dining, spas and welcoming accommodations.

3. WooHoo Winery Leavenworth Tasting Room

   WooHoo are a boutique family winery handcrafting wines from both Washington grapes. From a bold Washington Syrah to sweeter style wines like our Berry Sangria and Warm Spiced Red Wine (German Gluhwien). We invite you to stop by our tasting room in Leavenworth and sample a taste of WooHoo.

4. Leavenworth Sleigh Rides

   Just like the good old days, only better. A two-horse sleigh, clean crisp winter air, the crunch of fresh snow, open meadows, snow covered trees, and the babbling waters of Beaver Creek, sleigh bells and the carol of your choice. Enjoy a hot spiced cider by the open fire. End your horse-drawn sleigh ride with a sizzling steak dinner at Beaver Creek Lodge in front of the rock fireplace.

   This popular destination is named for lakes that reflect views of Mount Rainier. During the summer, hikers must stay on trails at all times to protect the delicate subalpine meadows around the lake. Boating and fishing is not permitted in Reflection Lakes. During the winter, snowshoers and hikers can still access the area and winter camp around the snow-covered lake.

5. Snoqualmie Falls

   Snoqualmie Falls is one of Washington state’s most popular scenic attractions. More than 1.5 million visitors come to the Falls every year. At the falls, you will find a two-acre park, gift shop, observation deck, the Salish Lodge and the famous 270 foot waterfall.

6. Seattle

   Head back to Seattle to your drop-off location.

Know before you go

• Public transportation is nearby
• Stroller / pram accessible

Pickup, meeting point & start times