Chelan

Chelan has served as a lakeside resort town in north-central Washington since the early 20th century. It occupies the southeastern end of Lake Chelan, a long, deep lake extending northwest into the Cascade Range; the community of Stehekin at its far end is reached chiefly by boat or plane. Water recreation, orchards and vineyards shape the local rhythm, while the Lake Chelan American Viticultural Area supports tasting rooms and estate wineries. Downtown retains the Ruby Theatre, opened in 1914, and the Lady of the Lake ferry links Chelan with communities along the water. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Chelan and Lake Chelan relate to their surroundings.

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