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From our humble beginnings of wanting to create a great cross-country ski trail system in

Washington State, we now:

• Are North America’s largest cross-country ski area, with over 120 miles of trails.

• Offer free skiing every day to kids 17 and under.

• Have over 175 landowners who graciously allow easements for public trail access on

their properties.

• Employ a 10-member ski-grooming teamwith over 140 years of collective ski-grooming

experience, a 5-member office team, and a dedicated board of directors. Each one of us

is a passionate trail enthusiast.

• Provide free spring, summer, and fall trail access at 11 Methow Valley trailheads.

• Manage and market a trail system that generates $12.4 million per year for the

local economy.

• Have the support of over 1,200 businesses, organizations, and individuals who believe in

our Trails for Life mission.

It is with everyone’s support that we can provide this incredible trail system for skiers

today--and for generations to come. We hope you can join us out on the trails this winter!

Methow Trails

Issue date: October 15, 2016

Published Yearly

Methow Trails

309 Riverside Ave.

PO Box 147

Winthrop, WA 98862

Volume 10, Issue Number 1

Subscription price:

Free

Design & Layout:

Earth & Sky Studios, LLC

www.earthandskystudios.com

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©MethowTrails 2016, all rights reserved. All material herein

protected under U.S. and international copyright laws. No part of

this publication may be reprinted without express written permission

of publisher & designer.

Methow Trails

is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1977 to connect people to

the special nature of the Methow Valley and support community vitality.

Who We Are...

If you value what we do for trails

and our community, please

consider making a donation or

support our organization with the

purchase of an annual pass at

methowtrails.org

The Methow Valley, anchored by the

towns of Winthrop, Mazama and Twisp,

is located in North Central Washington

State and just south of the Canadian

border. Detailed directions to our slice

of paradise can be found on our website

at

methowtrails.org.

Wenatchee

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