These sites may be reserved ahead of time and use fees are based on the number of people in the group and length of stay. In addition to camping variety, the Wenatchee Forest offers many other recreation opportunities. There are approximately 5,000 miles of forest roads which provide access to campgrounds, trailheads, scenic vistas, woodcutting and berry picking areas, hunting areas, rockhounding areas, lakes, and streams. Trail users will find about 2,500 miles of recreation trails available for hiking, horse use, trail biking, and mountain pedal bike use. The winter months also bring opportunities for cross-country ski trips along developed, signed trail systems.
Some trails are open to a variety of uses, while others are restricted to non-motoroized use alone.
All trails within Wilderness are closed to motorized access. A variety of informational material is available free from any Wenatchee Forest office. The Wenatchee National Forest is administered by a Forest Supervisor and a staff of specialists in forest management. Headquarters are located on Melody Lane, just off Highways 2 and 97, at the north end of Wenatchee. Additionally, the Forest is divided into six Ranger District areas.