Methow Valley Properties

Methow Valley Real Estate With Heather Marrone

509-341-4163

Winthrop WA

I’m Still Skiing- It’s Getting Weird

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I know this seems totally fake, but you can still ski on great Methow nordic Trails if you do it in the morning. Admittedly, we are in the last days, but it is pretty surreal to zip by on snow and watch bits of green starting to pop in the landscape all around you. Enjoying the last of winter as we welcome a new season. Four robust and completely different seasons is part of what makes the Methow Valley such an awesome place to live. YES my thumb is over part of the camera. Gheesh

trailifficly suntastic crispy cold ski days

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Sunny 25 degree Winthrop weather translates into perfect everything! Fat bike, nordic, ice skate, downhill, snowshoe, glass of wine on the deck with sunglasses. Smell the cold and hear the crunch. Your winter escape is already here for you. Let me know a few days in advance if you want to see property when you are in town. Experience our Methow Valley lifestyle.

Balloon Coolness

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Every year Winthrop hosts a 3 day balloon festival. Festival is probably a strong word, but it is inspiring to see them floating up and down valley over your head. They look a lot bigger in person! There is a night lighting in downtown Winthrop that also makes you think- I am in the right place at the right time. I am so cool. Maybe you can make it out next year to ski under some balloons in person.

Methow Me Up! Floating on a HOT HOT July Day

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You have a small window where the river is slow enough to float, but not too low. And the weather is hot enough for your feet and bottom to handle the glacially fed headwaters of the Methow. And I nailed it! No technical prowess or expensive gear needed. The river takes you as you are. Occasionally you may fall out of your raft or have to walk. This is why I live here!

Mom’s can do it too! Meadowlark Natural Area is AWESOME

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Showing you views from my 2.5 mile loop hike, just outside Winthrop city limits. It’s the kind of access to nature and beauty that enables people trying to walk on a lunch break or busy moms ability to participate. I know, you thought you had to be retired or on vacation to actually see nature. I feel that way ALL the time. Check this out though, it’s for real.

A public access parking area and trailhead can be found just to the south of the Sullivan Cemetery in Winthrop.

Dogs on leash okay, no biking.

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