Dryden: US 97 at MP 185: Don Senn Memorial Interchange
Dryden has served as an orchard community in Washington’s Wenatchee Valley since the early 20th century. It lies beside the Wenatchee River, where US 2 follows the valley and US 97 turns north toward Lake Chelan and the Okanogan country. The settlement is part of Chelan County’s long-established fruit-growing belt, shaped by irrigated orchards, packing operations and the rail and road links that move produce beyond the valley. Dryden’s setting is defined by dry, steep-sided hills and the productive river corridor below. The highway junction gives this small community an important practical role between Leavenworth, Cashmere and north-central Washington.
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