Wenatchee

The access is located in the park in Cashmere on river right. The access includes a large parking area, toilets, and a concrete ramp that requires a very short hand carry. This is also the take-out for the popular whitewater run that ends here.

Located on the upstream river right side of the bridge in Monitor. This is an unimproved ramp to the river that can be utilized by trailers.

Access on river left in a county park with separated camping and day use areas that are open seasonally. The access requires a short carry and no dedicated boat ramp is available.

Large wood structures for fish habitat were installed at RM 2.2 in Fall 2025. These are on river left of the island. They do not extend very far into the river, but boaters should exercise caution and remain on the right side of the island, which is the natural flow path.

Access at the Wenatchee River’s confluence with the Columbia. Reach the site by paddling north (left) on the Columbia from the mouth. A developed boat ramp is available here, administered by Washington State Parks, and a Discover Pass is required.

Access where the Wenatchee River joins the Columbia reached by paddling south (right) on the Columbia at the mouth. The primary dock for hand-carry craft is at the Linden Tree Area section of Walla Walla Point Park a short distance downstream and with a separate parking area from the main area of Walla Walla Point Park. Using this site requires a short hand carry from the water to the parking area.

Access where the Wenatchee River joins the Columbia reached by paddling south (right) on the Columbia at the mouth. This access requires a paddle of a little over a mile down the Columbia but provides access to a developed boat ramp.