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Food Scene
Wonderful crepes, salads, affordable prices. This tiny place is a must for healthy eating.
Oliver's Artisan Kitchen
Bridge StreetWonderful crepes, salads, affordable prices. This tiny place is a must for healthy eating.
I love this place. Pricy but worth it for a really great meal, prepared by talented chefs. The menu is ecletic with lots of locally grown products.
56 locals recommend
Arrowleaf Bistro
207 White AveI love this place. Pricy but worth it for a really great meal, prepared by talented chefs. The menu is ecletic with lots of locally grown products.
This is the valley's ultimate family pub with live music Friday nights that pack in the locals. Kid and visitor friendly. You might end up sharing a table with strangers and leave as friends. Menus change often but tend towards burgers and pub food.
70 locals recommend
Old Schoolhouse Brewery
155 Riverside AveThis is the valley's ultimate family pub with live music Friday nights that pack in the locals. Kid and visitor friendly. You might end up sharing a table with strangers and leave as friends. Menus change often but tend towards burgers and pub food.
For great wine and sampling check out Lost River just north of the main area of Winthrop. A portion of the profits from Community Red, a terrific blend, go to community organizations. They also have a nice wine club. My favorite is the hearty Barbera.
39 locals recommend
Lost River Winery
26 State Rte 20For great wine and sampling check out Lost River just north of the main area of Winthrop. A portion of the profits from Community Red, a terrific blend, go to community organizations. They also have a nice wine club. My favorite is the hearty Barbera.
Outdoors
You cannot go wrong skiing, biking or hiking along the Methow Community Trail which winds its way along the Methow River through the north part of the valley into Winthrop.
From Sunny Pines you can access the trail from the Tawlkes Foster Suspension Bridge about one mile north on Goat Creek Road. Turn left. It is about one-quarter mile from the trailhead to the bridge where there is a covered picnic area. The walk is great for all ages. For more mileage continue on the trail towards Browns Farm.
Methow Community Trail
Methow Community TrailYou cannot go wrong skiing, biking or hiking along the Methow Community Trail which winds its way along the Methow River through the north part of the valley into Winthrop.
From Sunny Pines you can access the trail from the Tawlkes Foster Suspension Bridge about one mile north on Goat Creek Road. Turn left. It is about one-quarter mile from the trailhead to the bridge where there is a covered picnic area. The walk is great for all ages. For more mileage continue on the trail towards Browns Farm.