JUNE 9, 2025 EDITION

 

The Bavarian Bulletin

 
 

Introducing the Chamber's 2025-2026
Member Service Directory

 

We are excited to introduce our newest tool designed to promote our members and encourage residents to shop locally. Creating this directory also serves as a way to express our gratitude to all the businesses supporting the Leavenworth Chamber through your membership. After thoroughly editing this document several times, we know each and every one of you!

 

If you purchased an enhanced listing for 2025, we've also included your logo in the directory which will also be printed and mailed to the 98826 zip code, so expect a hard copy in your mailbox soon!

 

PS  - If you notice any errors in your listing, please let us know as soon as possible so we can correct any typos before it goes to the printer on 13th. 

 

 

2025 Carvings for Causes

Created during Maifest this year in Leavenworth, the Chamber is donating these one-of-a-kind carvings for a silent auction, and all the proceeds will benefit the following local non-profit programs.

Leavenworth Mountain Association (LMA)

Climbers supporting Leavenworth's canyons and mountains through stewardship, education, and partnership. They host the annual Icicle Canyon Cleanup as well as other stewardship events such as trail maintenance projects, and toilets for recreation areas.

WEBSITE

 

Chelan County Mountain Rescue (CCMR)

The Chelan County Mountain Rescue (CCMR) is a volunteer search and rescue unit that serves backcountry travelers in need across the mountains of Chelan County, Washington.

WEBSITE

 

Need More Maps or Guides?

Chamber members, don't forget that 2025 Destination Guides and Walking Maps are available for pickup at the Willkommen Center 7 days a week, 9am to 6pm.

 

Destination Guides come 100 to a case. We are happy to give you a smaller quantity if you prefer. Walking Maps come in bundles of 50.

 

 

Some Construction To Be Aware Of

Pedestrian upgrades and other improvements coming to US 2 between Leavenworth and Peshastin this June.

 

LEAVENWORTH – Starting June 9, travelers on US 2 will encounter single-lane closures, flagger-controlled traffic and traffic delays in two intersections of the highway between Leavenworth and Peshastin.

 

A contractor for the Washington State Department of Transportation will install traffic signal cameras and pedestrian push-buttons at the intersection of Main Street and US 2 in Peshastin (milepost 103). Additionally, the contractor will install compression seals at both ends of Bridge 02/220 over the Wenatchee River in Leavenworth (milepost 100).

 

Work is scheduled for up to 10 working weekdays. Working hours for the project are from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and also from 6:30 p.m. Thursday to 7 a.m. Friday  between June 12 and 13.

 

Updates on traffic control will be posted on the WSDOT real-time travel map.

 

Recreation Ambassador Report

 

Recreation Ambassador Program – Weekend Report 6/7 @ 6/8

Weekend Summary:
The first weekend of the Recreation Ambassador program was a hot one! 12 total volunteers from the Leavenworth Lions Club and Canyon Bloom Petals for Patients staffed four local river put-ins and take-outs to gather data and assist recreators.

Volunteer Impact:

  • Recreator Interactions: 664
  • Surveys Conducted: 13
  • Trash Removed: Four 30-gallon bags

Survey Highlights (13 respondents):

Visitor Origin:

  • 8 from the Wenatchee Valley
  • 5 from the Seattle Metro area

Recreation Type:

  • Majority using paddleboards and rafts
  • Few tubers
  • Medium-high water levels

Conditions Reported:

  • Riverbanks are clean and beaches are free of trash

Post-Float Plans:

  • Most planned to visit local restaurants, Icicle Brewing Company and Heidleburger were mentioned by name

Transportation & Parking

  • The Leavenworth Fish Hatchery was the busiest location with around 50 vehicles parked at 1pm
  • All local respondents have heard about the City’s free river shuttle by word of mouth or from Leavenworth Outdoor Center
  • None of the out-of-town visitors were aware of the shuttle

Most brought two vehicles, one used Leavenworth Shuttle and Taxi to return after floating

 

Events this Coming Weekend

This Week in Leavenworth TWIL

 

FOOTFALL REPORTS
Week 22: May 26 (Memorial Day) to 1 Jun 

Headlines

The peak hour of the week was  14:00 on Monday 26 May 2025 with footfall of 6,328

 

REMINDER: The numbers shown below are footfalls; the counting of the number of times a person walks by the camera, not the number of individual people that do so. The reports are based on the retail calendar for 2025. 

MAY Footfall Details: 

Retail Calendar Dates - May 5 - June 1 

Headlines:

The busiest day in month commencing 5 May 2025 was Saturday 24 May

The peak hour of the month was 12:00 on Saturday 10 May 2025 with footfall of 9,905.

 

Featured Members

 

GOOD TO KNOW...

Events

Visit our EVENTS CALENDAR for details about all member events. 

Members, click "add event" in the bottom right of the calendar to list your event.

 

LINK  Transit

AED Map

Learn where these 30 lifesaving devices are located around Leavenworth. Click for map.

 

 

Websites
Leavenworthchamber.org
Leavenworth.org

 

Our mailing address is:
Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 327
940 Highway 2 Suite B
Leavenworth, WA 98826-0327

 

If you have questions, please call us at (509)548-5807

 

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